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Vinyl: KRAFTWERK 2 Philips 6305 117 (Germany) 1st Edition DAYGLO CONE
72.00 USD
01 Oct 2013
26 Sep 2013
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KRAFTWERK 2
EX/NM Vinyl Record
Record Label: Philips 6305 117 (Germany)
1972. German Pressing. Gatefold Sleeve. Blue Philips Label. First German Issue. Cat# on rear has the suffix D within a square.
Condition: Gatefold has slight ring wear on the front and back. Looks like a small price sticker has been removed at top right corner near the Philips label. Light German-style board cover bows slghtly at the top. Corners have some wear but are sharp. Spine is solid. Top has some ligh shelf wear near the spine. There are no spindle marks on the label. Vinyl is clean, shiny and plays like new.
Side One
A1 Klingklang 17:36
A2 Atem 2:57
Side Two
B1 Strom 3:52
B2 Spule 4 5:20
B3 Wellenlänge 9:40
B4 Harmonika 3:17
Review: KW 2 like its predecessor is completely instrumental, this (like the first one) probably won't appeal to Kraftwerks' core audience, you have to know Ralf & Florian were just a pair of German hippies having fun only it's sometimes hard to distinguish the difference between art or just noise. Like minimal? Atem (Breath) consist of nothing more than Schneiders' breathing into a mic with echo unit, If this ever were attempted again I would prefer the breathing sounds of Darth Vader Kling Klang (Ringing Sound) is undoubtedly the LPs centerpiece, this composition like strom and spule 4 sounds like its made from separate pieces. For this and most of KWs early output co-producer Conny Plank deserves just as much credit and recognition as Ralf & Florian themselves.
EX/NM Vinyl Record
Record Label: Philips 6305 117 (Germany)
1972. German Pressing. Gatefold Sleeve. Blue Philips Label. First German Issue. Cat# on rear has the suffix D within a square.
Condition: Gatefold has slight ring wear on the front and back. Looks like a small price sticker has been removed at top right corner near the Philips label. Light German-style board cover bows slghtly at the top. Corners have some wear but are sharp. Spine is solid. Top has some ligh shelf wear near the spine. There are no spindle marks on the label. Vinyl is clean, shiny and plays like new.
Side One
A1 Klingklang 17:36
A2 Atem 2:57
Side Two
B1 Strom 3:52
B2 Spule 4 5:20
B3 Wellenlänge 9:40
B4 Harmonika 3:17
Review: KW 2 like its predecessor is completely instrumental, this (like the first one) probably won't appeal to Kraftwerks' core audience, you have to know Ralf & Florian were just a pair of German hippies having fun only it's sometimes hard to distinguish the difference between art or just noise. Like minimal? Atem (Breath) consist of nothing more than Schneiders' breathing into a mic with echo unit, If this ever were attempted again I would prefer the breathing sounds of Darth Vader Kling Klang (Ringing Sound) is undoubtedly the LPs centerpiece, this composition like strom and spule 4 sounds like its made from separate pieces. For this and most of KWs early output co-producer Conny Plank deserves just as much credit and recognition as Ralf & Florian themselves.