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Kraftwerk
#1
Posted 23 March 2005 - 12:02 PM
What do you guys think? Ive herd a few tracks and you can really see how they have influenced alot of dance music. I really like 'Computer Love' and 'Popcorn', can anyone tell me if 'Popcorn' is orginally by them or something they have sampled? Any other good tracks i should check out? What are they like live?
#2
Posted 23 March 2005 - 12:38 PM
I've never heard of Popcorn :?.
I love Kraftwerk, I have all the albums except Electric Cafe and they are superb.
If you want to get into them, I recommend buying Trans-Europe express or Man-Machine first, these are the most accessible albums. There is also The Mix which can be seen as a 'Greatest hits' collection, however the tracks are reworked versions of the originals.
Have never seen them live, nobody told me they were in Manchester the other year! :o
I love Kraftwerk, I have all the albums except Electric Cafe and they are superb.
If you want to get into them, I recommend buying Trans-Europe express or Man-Machine first, these are the most accessible albums. There is also The Mix which can be seen as a 'Greatest hits' collection, however the tracks are reworked versions of the originals.
Have never seen them live, nobody told me they were in Manchester the other year! :o
#3
Posted 23 March 2005 - 12:57 PM
Kraftwerk are brilliant!! I've only got Electric Cafe (on vinyl )
"Muzeeek, non-stop, Techno Pop" - classic!
"Boing, Ping, Poom, Cha" (or something) - love it!
I don't think they made the Popcorn though.
I actually read somewhere that Popcorn inspired Daft Punk's Around the World, and you can sort of hear the similarities.
"Muzeeek, non-stop, Techno Pop" - classic!
"Boing, Ping, Poom, Cha" (or something) - love it!
I don't think they made the Popcorn though.
I actually read somewhere that Popcorn inspired Daft Punk's Around the World, and you can sort of hear the similarities.
#11
Posted 23 March 2005 - 7:19 PM
anType Escribi�:
Kraftwerk are simply STUNNING. To do what they did when computers used to occupy a whole floor...
Although I have to point out they did it without computers. Proper hardware rules. Jean Jacques Perrey managed to recreate the fly of the bumble bee using bee samples, although at that time samplers didn't exist, so it involved copying analog tape at different speeds and pasting together small (a few millimeters) sections of tape...
Just to point out, that, IMO, the massive use of computers and all in one grooveboxes resulted in a good amount of crappy electronic music flooding the market...
#13
Posted 24 March 2005 - 5:23 AM
kraftwerk rocks!!!!
fav tracks:
pocket calculator,autobhan, dentaku,space lab(you can listen the influence on the chem�s in this one, if i�m not wrong they play a very similar part after elektrobank) , da model,tour de france,radioactivity.
shit all are good!!!!
fav tracks:
pocket calculator,autobhan, dentaku,space lab(you can listen the influence on the chem�s in this one, if i�m not wrong they play a very similar part after elektrobank) , da model,tour de france,radioactivity.
shit all are good!!!!
#14
Posted 26 March 2005 - 1:11 AM
thanx to liquidfunk I found out that Kraftwerk did sample the orginal tune by hot butter, check out
http://pthbb.org/aur...gs/popcorn.html
If anyone wants to here the kraftwerk version them pm me and i can send it, its fucking brilliant.
http://pthbb.org/aur...gs/popcorn.html
If anyone wants to here the kraftwerk version them pm me and i can send it, its fucking brilliant.
#15
Posted 26 March 2005 - 1:27 AM
Also thanks to me, I found out that it ISNT by Kraftwerk
the track is actually by M & H Band and can be heard at the link below.
http://www.hardtofin.../mp3/MR3066.mp3
the track is actually by M & H Band and can be heard at the link below.
http://www.hardtofin.../mp3/MR3066.mp3
#19
Posted 30 March 2005 - 8:37 PM
Jeanie Escribi�:
Okay guys, This newbie has a question.
I dont really know kraftwerk that well...tell me wich album should i buy first ...? That will give me a good impression ?
great question jeanie, i would also like to here an anser, have they done a greatest hits or singles album that would give a good flavor of there work?