Seminal electronic band Kraftwerk have announced plans to reissue 8 of their classic albums with the release of 12345678: The catalogue .
Eight of the band’s albums will be repackaged, including:
- Autobahn (1974)
- Radioactivity (1975)
- Trans Europe Express (1977)
- The Man Machine (1978)
- Computer World (1981)
- Techno Pop (1986)
- The Mix (1991)
- Tour de France (2003)
The collection will be available as eight individual CDs, eight individual vinyl sleeves, a CD box set, or as a digital download.
Yum! Let’s hope there are some goodies thrown into the mix.
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That's all great and good, but can I get a MEGA box set with German and English versions of all the albums? As great as The Man Machine or Computer World are, Die Mensch Maschine and Computer Welt are even better. ICH BIN DER MUSIKANT MIT TASCHENRECHNER IN DER HAND.
ugh. yeah, I accidently picked up the man machine the other day. I had no idea there were english versions of the songs. I was a bit upset. :/
"Techno Pop" ? – don't they mean "Electric Cafe" ?
It seems that they only changed its name, but the album is Electric Cafe. Bad idea in my opinion. It's a lost opportunity to release the original "Techno Pop" album from 1983.
Its all great and good re-releasing the back catalogue ,but i very much look forward to a new album being released. Kraftwerk dont make enough albums,they are too good not to do any new music, i bet they have loads of stuff in the studio that has never seen light of day.