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Kraftwerk / Kraftwerk 2
 Жанр: Electronic, Krautrock, Experimental Страна-производитель диска: Hungary Год издания диска: 1997 Дата выхода оригинального издания: 1972 Тип издания: CD, Album, Reissue, Unofficial Release Издатель (лейбл): Euroton Каталожный номер: EUCD-0057 Аудиокодек: FLAC (*.flac) Тип рипа: tracks+.cue Продолжительность: 1:14:20 Источник (релизер): babalusi (what.cd) Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: Да (.png) Треклист: 01. Kraftwerk - Klingklang (17:29) 02. Kraftwerk - Atem (2:57) 03. Kraftwerk - Strom (3:51) 04. Kraftwerk - Spule 4 (5:29) 05. Kraftwerk - Harmonika (3:19) 06. Kraftwerk - Wellenlange (9:39) Bonus Tracks 07. Kraftwerk - Tone Float (20:19) 08. Kraftwerk - Vor Dem Blauen Rock (11:17) Credits Ralf Hutter – organ, electric piano, bass, rhythm machine, xylophone, harmonica. Florian Schneider-Esleben – flutes, violin, guitar, effects, xylophone. Conrad Plank – sound engineer. Notes Contains a bonus tracks from Organisation LP "Tone Float": - 7 "Tone Float" - 8 "Vor Dem Blauen Bock" is in truth "Rückstossgondoliere", a live recording of the famous german music show "Beat Club". (Der Blaue Bock is in fact a show for german folk music). Originally released on 1971. All tracks are remastered. 
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log date: 2013-10-13 10:42:50 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Analyzed: Kraftwerk / Kraftwerk 2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DR Peak RMS Duration Track -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DR11 -0.34 dB -14.32 dB 17:29 01-Klingklang DR15 -0.22 dB -21.13 dB 2:57 02-Atem DR10 -0.15 dB -13.33 dB 3:51 03-Strom DR12 -0.33 dB -20.26 dB 5:29 04-Spule 4 DR12 -0.83 dB -18.34 dB 3:19 05-Harmonika DR10 -1.65 dB -17.37 dB 9:39 06-Wellenlange DR12 -3.12 dB -19.96 dB 20:19 07-Tone Float DR10 -2.51 dB -17.55 dB 11:17 08-Vor Dem Blauen Rock -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Number of tracks: 8 Official DR value: DR12 Samplerate: 44100 Hz Channels: 2 Bits per sample: 16 Bitrate: 672 kbps Codec: FLAC ================================================================================ Review by Ned Raggett (Allmusic) 4 Stars
Like its predecessor (similarly designed right down to the traffic cone cover, though green instead of red), Kraftwerk 2 has never been properly re-released, giving it the same lost-classic aura as the first album, or at least lost, period. Thankfully, bootleg reissues in 1993 restored it to wider public listening; even more so than Kraftwerk 1, its lack of official reappearance is a mystery, in that the band is clearly well on its way to the later Kraftwerk sound of fame. Stripped down to the Hьtter/Schneider duo for this release, and again working with Conrad Plank as coproducer and engineer (this album alone demonstrates his ability to create performances combining technological precision and warmth), Kraftwerk here start exploring the possibilities of keyboards and electronic percussion in detail. Given that the band's drummers were gone, such a shift was already in the wind, but it's the enthusiastic grappling with drum machines and their possibilities that makes Kraftwerk 2 noteworthy. The nearly side-long effort "KlingKlang," which would later give the name to the band's studio and which predicts later lengthy efforts like "Autobahn," shows how the duo is still working toward its future styles. Steady beats are sometimes sped up and slowed down; more freeform performances on flute, violin, and keyboard remain present (rather than honing in on a core melody); and again, no vocals yet grace the recordings. On the second side, the more rock-oriented origins of the group still cling on, mostly without any percussion whatsoever: the distorted solo guitar start of "Strom," the guitar/bass duets of "Spule 4" (queasy) and "Wellenlдnge" (quite beautiful and very indicative of many '90s space rock efforts). Ultimately as with Kraftwerk 1, Kraftwerk 2 isn't the "classic" sound of the band, but it's astonishingly worthy on its own, well worth seeking out. |
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