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Kraftwerk - Kraftwerk

Original German 1st Press Gatefold Release

Cat : Philips 6305 058 | Country/Year: Germany 1970

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Kraftwerk - Kraftwerk

Label: Philips

Catalog : 6305 058

Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Gatefold Cover

Country: Germany

Released: 1970

Genre: Electronic

Style: Experimental

Tracklist:

A1 Ruckzuck

A2 Stratovarius

B1 Megaherz

B2 Vom Himmel Hoch

Notes:

Recorded & Remixed July-September 1970. Released late autumn 1970.

Authentic copies have the cone printed with fluorescent orange ink on smooth (but unlaminated) white cardboard.

Inner side of the gatefold sleeve has a main photograph by concept artist-photographers Bernd + Hilla Becher, famous for their series of multiple images of industrial architecture. The smaller photos of the musicians were taken at the Essen "Grugahalle" Pop & Blues Festival (2 May 1970) when Hütter & Schneider-Esleben were performing in proto-Kraftwerk band Organisation.

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Made in Germany

Discogs Url: http://www.discogs.com/Kraftwerk-Kraftwerk/release/125204

Wikipedia Url: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kraftwerk_%28album%29

Review by Ned Raggett

What might have been simply seen as an agreeable enough debut album has since become something of a notorious legend because Kraftwerk, or more accurately the core Hütter/Schneider duo at the heart of the band, simply refuses to acknowledge its existence any more. What's clearly missing from Kraftwerk is the predominance of clipped keyboard melodies that later versions of the band would make their own. Instead, Kraftwerk is an exploratory art rock album with psych roots first and foremost, with Conny Plank's brilliant co-production and engineering skills as important as the band performances. Still, Hütter and Schneider play organ and "electric percussion" — Hütter's work on the former can especially be appreciated with the extended opening drone moan of the all-over-the-place "Stratovarius," combined with Schneider's eerie violin work. But it's a different kind of combination and exploration, with the key pop sugar (and vocal work) of later years absent in favor of sudden jump cuts of musique concrète noise and circular jamming as prone to sprawl as it is to tight focus. Having never been given an authorized CD re-release, and long since out of print on vinyl, Kraftwerk only came to wider notice again in 1993 as part of the bootleg series that also resulted in the appearance of the early Neu! albums. The connection is important, given that Neu!'s Klaus Dinger is one of the two drummers; the roots of the motorik trance and tripped-out ambient wash of the later band can clearly be heard throughout. "Ruckzuck," with its repetitive flute mantra from Schneider and the initial groove suddenly turned into a stuttering, nervous freakout, is merely one demonstration, as is the steady rise-and-fall of feedback and flute at the end of "Megaherz." As a smart reference, there's an actual picture of a "kraftwerk" — a power station — in the gatefold art. allmusicguide

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