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Cracking the Code: Tribute to Kraftwerk

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Artist: Cracking the Code
Title: Tribute to Kraftwerk
Released: 2000.05.09
Label: Vitamin Records
Time: 72:05
Producer(s): See Artists ...
Appears with:
Category: Electronic
Rating: *****..... (5/10)
Media type: CD
Purchase date:  2001.05.19
Price in €: 16,99
Web address: www.kraftwerk.com




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[1] Radioactivity performed by Binary Squence - 6:33
[2] Computer Love performed by Brox, Broke - 3:57
[3] Endless Europe performed by Ingrum, Mare - 5:32
[4] The Model performed by Amibidextrous - 5:16
[5] Music Non Stop performed by Jun-Jun Clinic - 5:15
[6] Showroom Dummies performed by Reload - 3:56
[7] Pocket Calculator performed by Breidenstein, Stuart / Zenophon, Alex - 6:12
[8] Metal on Metal performed by Waves - 5:12
[9] Antenna performed by Beam Up - 4:59
[10] Tour de France performed by Prof, Krupky - 4:26
[11] The Man Machine performed by Shockwerks - 5:53
[12] The Robots performed by Dyamichrome - 5:17
[13] Trans Europe Express performed by Xenophon, Alex [Bassland Dub Mix] - 9:37

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BINARY SQUENCE
BROX, BROKE
INGRUM, MARE
AMIBIDEXTROUS
JUN-JUN CLINIC
RELOAD
BREIDENSTEIN, STUART
WAVES
BEAM UP
PROF, KRUPKY
SHOCKWERKS
DYAMICHROME
XENOPHON, ALEX

JOHN GOLDEN - Mastering
DAVID HAERLE - Executive Producer
JOHN LINDLAND - Executive Producer
REX QUICK - Executive Producer
MYKE SMITH - Graphic Design

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2000 CD Vitamin 8532



This CD has taught me to never buy without sampling. I can't see how any real Kraftwerk fan would like this so-called "tribute" CD. Kraftwerk has always been known for great melodies and unique arrangments. On this CD, almost every track has had the melody stripped away to the point that these "songs" don't even remotely resemble the originals. Two exceptions are "The Model" and "The Man-Machine". Neither are great but, at least they are recognizable. This CD would appeal to people who's idea of a fun night out is overdosing on Ecstacy at "rave" parties. Give me a room full of electronics and, in one week, even I could come up with something better than this idiotic garbage. This is music for the truly stupid people found in society. You know who I mean...the people with the 30 inch subwoofers in the back seats of their cars who always seem to be playing the same song every time they pass by your house. This is Kraftwerk being reduced to the generic techno crap anyone could produce.

Gary L. Pedoto



Kraftwerk Klones... I look at stuff like this as being beneficial ... many today don't properly ascribe the proper place in the pantheon of Techno / Dance / ElectoPop to Kraftwerk that belongs to them. any band which continues to perpetuate the music and pays tribute to kraftwerk deserves attention by aficionados of this style

beecee 
 

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