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Kraftwerk

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Kraftwerk started in the late 1960s with two musicians, Ralph Hütter and Florian Schneider, and their cutting-edge sound in the Krautrock (German Rock) scene gained attention when their fourth album, "Autobahn," released in 1974, was a worldwide hit. Kraftwerk's fourth album, "Autobahn," released in 1974, was a worldwide hit and brought them to the forefront of the techno-pop scene, influencing many other bands in the same vein. Kraftwerk's valuable live archive from just after their debut has finally been released on CD! Kraftwerk, a band that now makes heavy use of synthesizers, at the time of their debut consisted of a special electronic organ called a tubon, flute, violin, and drums, and their sound was 180° different from the current direction, belonging to "contemporary music" and "electronic music," and it was a sound that Kraftwerk's musical roots can still be heard. The sound belongs to "contemporary music" and "electronic music," and it is possible to know the musical roots of Kraftwerk.The band's debut album "Kraftwerk" was released in 1971, and this release is a remastered version of the audio master of a concert recorded and broadcast for television in Zorst, Germany in 1970, a year before the band's debut album "Kraftwerk". Imported domestic edition Ralph Hütter (org), Florian Schneider (fl, vn, vib), Klaus Dinger (ds)