Kraftwerk - 2016-07-25 - Verona, IT (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Kraftwerk 
Arena 
Verona, Italy 
2016-07-25 

[GP065dm] 

source: AUD (see location below) > Church Audio CA-14 Cardioids > Church Audio battery box > Edirol R-09 (24-bit/48.0 kHz, LINE-IN, rec. level 30/30) > SDHC Panasonic RP-SDM04G 
location: block 22, row 15, seat 34 (about 50 m from the stage, 15 m right), hat-mounted mic 
transfer: SDHC Panasonic RP-SDM04G > HD (via USB) > Audacity 2.1.1 (editing, see below) > CD Wave 1.98 (track splitting) > r8brain 1.9 (44.1 kHz resampling/very high quality 16-bit dithering) > TLH 2.7.0.172 (level 8 compression) > FLAC 
generation: master (no optical media extraction) 
taper: Giuseppe Pastorelli [G.P.] (doublec) 

Mainset: 
01 [0:34] *** intro *** 
02 [3:57] Numbers 
03 [3:13] Computer World 
04 [7:12] It's More Fun To Compute + Homecomputer 
05 [5:49] Computer Love 
06 [3:49] Minicalcolatore 
07 [5:19] The Man-Machine 
08 [5:28] Spacelab 
09 [3:43] Das Modell 
10 [5:58] Neon Lights 
11 [5:21] Metropolis 
12 [8:59] Autobahn 
13 [4:13] Tour de France 1983 
14 [0:27] Prologue 
15 [2:51] Tour de France Étape 1 
16 [2:06] Chrono 
17 [0:27] Prologue 
18 [4:45] Tour de France Étape 2 
19 [0:35] Geiger Counter 
20 [6:19] Radioactivity 
21 [4:18] Electric Café 
22 [3:20] Trans-Europe Express 
23 [0:46] Abzug 
24 [3:15] Metal On Metal 
25 [2:38] *** encore break 1 *** 

Encore 1: 
26 [7:35] The Robots 
27 [1:07] *** encore break 2 *** 

Encore 2: 
28 [5:19] Planet Of Visions 
29 [2:32] Boing Boom Tschak 
30 [2:45] Techno Pop 
31 [8:15] Musique Non Stop 

Total running time [2:03:11] 
WAV 16-bit 1.21 GB 
FLAC 16-bit 664 MB 

Tape story: 
The venue is the famous Roman amphiteatre (1st Century BC) in Verona, also known for the Verona Arena Festival (summer opera festival). 
I had a seat in the first level gallery at about 50 m from the central stage. Quiet people around me, but chatting is occasionally audible in the quiter parts of the recording. 
The acoustic of the Arena is amazing and the sound is excellent. 
Unfortunately the second half of the recording (tracks 18 to 31) is affected by hiss on the left channel due to my computer bag falling down a step under my seat when I tried to protect it from rain. 
I have put the recorder in the front pocket and the cable was strechted. Where the recording is seriously ruined I have used the right channel only (stereo-to-mono). 

What about the show? 
It was my first Kraftwerk show (and the first 3D concert in my life). 
A classic "English-language" performance with some surprises: Pocket Calculator in Italian (Minicalcolatore) and The Model in German (Das Modell) 
Also Homecomputer, The Man-Machine, Neon Lights, Radioactivity and Techno Pop contain choruses and/or verses in German 
I can imagine Kraftwerk would thank the large number of German attendees (the Garda Lake near Verona is a common holiday site for German-speaking people) and Verona is not far from Austria and South Germany 
A light rain fell between Spacelab and Autobahn (during Metropolis you can hear occasional raindrops on the mics) 

Technical notes: 
- The total running time of the recording was 2:14:02; I have cut the first 10:24 mins of pre-intro electronics and last useless 27 secs reducing the master to 2:03:11. 
- I have amplified (+3.0 dB on the left channel, +3.5 dB on the right channel) and slightly compressed (-30 dB/2.0:1) the whole recording and faded-out the last 10 secs. 
- About 12 mins of the recording has been reduced to mono (right channel has been used in place of the left one) in order to remove serious hiss on the left channel: 
* Autobahn (from 0:32 to 1:40) 
* encore break 1 (from 1:18 to the end) and The Robots (from beginning to 1:49) 
* encore break 2 (completely), Planet Of Visions (completely) and Boing Boom Tschak (from beginning to 1:23) 
- If you burn to audio CD, you will need 2 CDs (CD1: 01-12; CD2: 13-31) 

"This recording is a poor gift to Ian Macdonald (ianmacd) for his excellent and inspiring residency of 8 nights at the Amsterdam Paradiso" 

Kraftwerk - 2013-07-20 - Henham Park, UK (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Latitude
Henham Park
Suffolk
UK

20th July 2013

Broadcast BBC Red button 21st july 2013

01 Intro
02 The Robots
03 Numbers
04 Computer World
05 Home Computer
06 Computer Love
07 The Man-Machine
08 The Model

Menu and chapters
33min

Lineage DVB-S2>Ccam>HDD>womble>You

Video 3631kbps 720x576 PAL Mpeg2
Audio 192kbps 2 channel mpeg1

Kraftwerk - 1991-07-15 - Birmingham, UK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Kraftwerk – Dynamo Deutschland 
Label: Melodia Mekanika - Tonträger 
Format: 2 × CD, Unofficial Release 
Country: Germany 
Released: 1998 
Source: Soundboard 
Artwork: Included 

Dynamo Deutschland - Teil 1 
1-01 Intro 
1-02 Numbers 
1-03 Computer World 
1-04 It's More Fun To Compute-Home Computer 
1-05 Computer Love 
1-06 The Model 
1-07 Tour De France 
1-08 Autobahn 
1-09 Radioactivity 
1-10 Trans-Europe Express 
1-11 Pocket Calculator 

Dynamo Deutschland - Teil 2 
2-01 The Robots 
2-02 Musique Non-Stop 
2-03 Numbers/Computer World 
2-04 Metropolis 
2-05 The Model 
2-06 Computer Love 
2-07 Pocket Calculator 
2-08 Radioactivity 
2-09 Neon Lights 
2-10 Hall Of Mirrors 
2-11 Showroom Dummies 

Special Bonus Track: 
2-12 Mini Calculateur (Original French 12" Version)* 

*Not included 

Notes 
Disc 1 & Disc 2 (Tracks 01 & 02): 
Soundboard-recording "Hummingbird", Birmingham (UK) 15th of July 1991. 
Rating: 5 stars. 

Disc 2: 
Track 03 to 08: Soundboard-recording "Fresenburg", Utrecht (NL) 10th of December 1981. 
Rating: 5 stars. 
Track 09 to 11: Average Audience "Locarno", Bristol (UK) 30th of June 1981. 
Rating: 3,5 stars. 

Kraftwerk - 1991-07-15 - Birmingham, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Hummingbird, Birmingham, England 
1991-07-15 

The Mix Tour (UK Summer First Leg) [5/8] 

Source: 
2x CD ["Traffic Jam On Autobahn"] 

Ralf Hütter - Lead Vocals, Harmonys 
Fernando Abrantes - Lead Melodys, Keyboarding 
Fritz Hilpert - Drummer 
Florian Schneider - Effects 

CD1
01. Intro [0:58] 
02. Numbers [4:59] 
03. Computer World [4:42] 
04. Home Computer [8:03] 
05. Computer Love [6:49] 
06. The Model [3:44] 
07. Tour De France [7:12] 
08. Autobahn [11:50] 
09. Radioactivity [7:01] 

CD2
01. Trans Europe Express / Abzug / Metal On Metal [10:31] 
02. Pocket Calculator [11:34] 
03. The Robots / Robotronik [9:15] 
04. Music Non Stop [13:24] 

Note: 
This is a very common bootleg from the first run of The Mix tour, though less so of this original pressing. The "Dynamo Deutschland" one, though the same recording, cuts off at the end of each track, preventing from proper transitions or fade outs. This initial release restores those, making for a much better listening experience overall. I'm surprised that this recording hasn't passed through Dime from the looks of it, considering the many other popular bootlegs that have shown up. 

In regards to sound quality, it's a pretty damn good recording. It's also very difficult to classify, in terms of whether it's a soundboard or an audience recording. It's so close to 
sounding like it came straight from the speakers, since it captures everything that is being played. However, there will be cases of "audience overload,"where the crowd will be heard clearly at certain points (Radioactivity, in particular, has a person reciting the intro at the beginning of it). Also, it sounds a bit flat, though that doesn't prevent any details from jumping out in critical listening. 

Despite any issues, this is a recording that needs to be listened to if you're a Kraftwerk fan, due to an amazing performance. It's the one show that I would actually listen to all the way, since all tracks were performed well, with very little to no nitpicks that would only have made me listen to only parts of other shows. This is certainly better than their most recent shows. 

Kraftwerk - 1981-07-06 - Paris, FR (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

SOURCE:
EX+ stereo personal master audience tape (not from a bootleg CD or LP) recorded from behind the soundboard. Photos by courtesy of Claude C.

LINEAGE : JVC stereo mic -> Sony TC D5 stereo cassette recorder Dolby on
-> master Sony AHF type I tapes -> Nakamichi Dragon (with auto-azimuth) Dolby off
-> Zoom H2 -> Goldwave v.5.08 for tracks splitting, edits, maximizing at 90%
-> TLH 2.4.1 (build 160)-> FLAC level 8 align on sector boundaries

CD1 [0:47:01]

01 - Intro / Numbers

02 - Computer World

03 - Home Computer

04 - Computer Love

05 - The Model

06 - Neon Lights

07 - Radioactivity >

08 - Stimme Der Energie >

09 - Ohm Sweet Ohm (cut)

CD2 [01:02:24]

01 - Autobahn >

02 - Hall Of Mirrors

03 - Les Mannequins

04 - Trans Europe Express

05 - Le Mini Calculateur (cut)

06 - The Robots

07 - It's More Fun To Compute

TT 1:49:25

Kraftwerk - 1981-07-03 - London, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Hammersmith Odeon

'Complete Computer Tour Live' (2CD set)

Source: Audience
Sound Quality: A-

Lineage:
Silver Bootleg > EAC > WAV > FLAC

Ralf Hütter
Florian Schneider
Karl Bartos
Wolfgang Flür

CD1
01 Intro > Numbers
02 Computer World
03 Computer Love
04 Home Computer
05 The Model
06 Neon Lights
07 Geiger Counter > Radioactivity
08 The Voice Of Energy
09 Ohm Sweet Ohm
10 Autobahn

CD2
01 Hall Of Mirrors
02 Showroom Dummies
03 Trans Europe Express > Metal On Metal
04 Pocket Calculator
05 The Robots
06 It's More Fun To Compute

Notes:
One of the best audience recordings available from the Computer World tour. This one is likely to come from a very low-gen tape, if not straight from the master tape. It is also one of the very first bootlegs from the Computer World to be pressed on CD (early 1990s) and to feature a complete recording from that tour. This concert was the second of a two-night stand at the Hammersmith Odeon, even though these weren't the only Kraftwerk concerts in London during that tour as they also played at the Hammersmith Palais and Lyceum a few days before. There probably were a much larger audience in London eager to see Kraftwerk, but as back then they weren't likely to play in open air festivals or stadiums, they prefered scheduling more dates in smaller venues.

This Hammersmith Odeon concert was previously issued as a 3-LP set simply called 'Computerwelt' with artwork heavily based on the official studio album. It reportedly features - according to TwingoKraftwerk.com - a slightly better sound quality than the CD release, but as I've never particularly heard this vinyl recording, I cannot say if it was made from a different source.

Kraftwerk 3D - 2017-06-14 - Gateshead, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

The Sage 
Gateshead 
UK 
2017-06-14 

lineage
SP-CMC-4U > TASCAM DR-40 > Sound Forge Pro 10 > Trader's Little Helper (level 8)

01 Intro 
02 Numbers 
03 Computer World 
04 It's More Fun to Compute/Home Computer 
05 Computer Love 
06 The Man-Machine 
07 Spacelab 
08 The Model 
09 Neon Lights 
10 Autobahn (short version) 
11 Airwaves 
12 Intermission/News 
13 Geiger Counter/Radioactivity 
14 Electric Cafe 
15 Tour De France/Prologue/Etape 1/Chrono/Etape 2 
16 Trans Europe Express/Metal on Metal/Abzug 
17 Encore Break Eins 
18 The Robots 
19 Encore Break Zwei 
20 Aerodynamik 
21 Planet Of Visions (short version) 
22 Boing Boom Tschak/Techno Pop/Music Non Stop 

A Rocking Regimental Recording

notes by the taper
Not my usual fayre...when this show was announced I had a real "do I, don't I" moment, ultimately reconciled by taking the view that they're "on the doorstep", so I'd might as well as the likelihood is I'd never have as convenient an opportunity to see these frontiersmen again. Convenient it may have been, easy it wasn't. Tickets sold out in minutes. I hadn't appreciated just how strong a following this lot still had, and when I got to the venue it was clear this was going to be "an event". Lots of Kraftwerk "lookalikes" (red shirts, black ties & trousers...), people of a certain age having made some effort. I like an air of expectancy before a concert, and this one had it in sack loads...with the added twist of everyone wearing 3D glasses to fully appreciate the 3D imagery that animated the show. And so, on with the show - and it is a SHOW. Four virtually static performers at their illuminated podiums, in front of a giant screen from which eminated retro-techno imagery. And boy, does it take you back...to a time when even I felt technology was almost understandable yet wonderous at the same time. So, so stylish...a bit kitsch one might argue, but comforting nevertheless. A perfect accompanyment to the regimented electronica which was surprisingly familiar to even a sceptic like me. My curiosity was well founded, and like everyone else I was soon immersed in the experience, almost disappearing into the pools of lo-fi digital landscapes hypnotised by the heavy, metronomic pulse of the "pioneers at the podium". This is more than a concert, it's an experience...an art installation perhaps. It ain't rock 'n' roll, but it's infectiously entertaining nevertheless. The show seemed to last less time than it took for the tickets to sell out, the truth being that we'd been engaged for a little over two hours. Whilst there was much enthusiastic cheering between pieces, the audience was absorbed into virtual silence during the numbers.

Kraftwerk - 1998-06-07 - San Francisco, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Kraftwerk

1998-06-07

San Francisco, CA

The Warfield Theater

Soundboard 

(1998)

picGran: Krautrock, Synthpop

Country of Disc Manufacturer: USA

Year of Publication: 1998

Publisher (Record Label): Bootleg

Country of the artist (group): Germany

Audio codec: FLAC (* .flac)

Type of rip: tracks

Bitrate audio: lossless

CD1

01 - Intro - Numbers

02 - Computer World

03 - Home Computer

04 - The Man Machine

05 - Tour De France

06 - Autobahn

07 - The Model

08 - Airwaves (Tango)

CD2

01 - Radioactivity

02 - Trans Europe Express - Abzug - Metal On Metal

03 - Pocket Calculator

04 - The Robots/Robotronik

05 - Tribal

06 - Music Non-Stop

Duration: 1:49:08

Kraftwerk - 1997-05-24 - Luton, UK (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Band: Kraftwerk 

Bootleg: "Tribal Gathering" 

Venue: "Tribal Gathering", Luton Hoo, Luton, England 

Date: 1997-05-24 

Label: Kling Klang (2) – KTG 001/Electronic Music Inc. – none 

Format: CD, Unofficial Release 

Country: UK 

Released: 1999 

Source: BBC Radio broadcast 

Artwork: Not Included 

Rating: 5 Stars 

01 Numbers 5:51 

02 Computer world 3:53 

03 Radioactivity 7:56 

04 Trans-Europe Express 10:08 

05 Pocket Calculator 10:59 

06 The Robots 9:26 

Bonus Tribal Remixes * 

07 Tour De France (Tribal Remix) 7:26 * 

08 Electric Café (Mix-It Remix) 5:06 * 

09 Das Model (Razormaid Remix) 2:26 * 

10 Re-Werked (Music Factory Remix) 4:38 * 

*Not included

Kraftwerk - 2013-05-24 - Sydney, AU (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Joan Sutherland Theatre
Sydney Opera House
Sydney, Australia
24 May 2013, 9.30pm


Ralf Hütter – lead vocals, electronics & computers
Fritz Hilpert – electronics & computers
Henning Schmitz – electronics & computers
Falk Grieffenhagen - live video technician 

The Catalogue 12345678 - Radioactivity
Sydney Vivid Festival

01 - intro

02 - Geigerzähler > Radioaktivität

03 - Radioland

04 - Ätherwellen

05 - Sendepause

06 - Nachrichten

07 - Die Stimme der Energie

08 - Antenne

09 - Radio Sterne

10 - Uran

11 - Transistor

12 - Ohm Sweet Ohm

13 - Autobahn

14 - Trans Europe Express > Metal on Metal

15 - The Robots

16 - Spacelab

17 - The Model

18 - The Man-Machine

19 - Numbers

20 - Computer World

21 - It´s More Fun To Compute

22 - Home Computer

23 - Tour de France

24 - Tour de France Etape 2

25 - Boing Boom Tschak > Technopop > Music Non Stop

encore

26 - Expo 2000

27 - Planet of Visions

Total Time = 1 hour 48 mins 45 secs
seamless recording, if burning to CD, suggested disc splits are 1-12, 13-27.

recording details
taper: audiowhore
lineage: CA-14s > Bat 2B > Sony PCM-M10 (recorded at 24/48)
transfer: Creative Sound Blaster Premium HD external soundcard > Adobe Audition > downsampled to 16/44 > flac > TLH 

 taping location: upstairs (stalls), 7th row, dead centre

Kraftwerk - 2013-05-10 - Tokyo, JP (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Akasaka Blitz

Source: Liberated 2CD Bootleg
3-D Concert In Tokyo 2013 - 3rd Night - Trans-Europe Express [XAVEL-205]
24bit/96kHz audience recording, 24bit digital remastering
X-AVEL Records (Tokyo)

Lineage: CD > flac

Sound: ex-

Ralf Hütter
Fritz Hilpert
Henning Schmitz
Falk Grieffenhagen

Part 1 [1:07:05]

01 - Intro

02 - Trans-Europe Express

03 - Abzug

04 - Metal On Metal

05 - Franz Schubert > Endless Endless

06 - Europe Endless

07 - The Hall Of Mirrors

08 - Showroom Dummies

09 - Autobahn

10 - Geiger Counter

11 - Radioactivity

12 - The Robots

13 - Spacelab

14 - The Model

15 - The Man Machine

Part 2 [52:54]

01 - Numbers

02 - Computer World

03 - Home Computer

04 - Dentaku

05 - Computer Love

06 - Tour De France 1983

07 - Tour De France 2003

08 - Expo 2000

09 - Planet Of Visions

10 - Boing Boom Tschak

11 - Techno Pop

12 - Musique Non Stop

Ripped and flac'ed by technopop2000, tagged and seeded by surfling july 2013.

This to my ears is the best quality recording of any of the "TEE" catalogue shows I have heard; the sound is crystal clear and well balanced, with a mostly super respectful and very quiet audience that never disturbs the recording. if anything the vocals sound slightly echoey - otherwise this recording is a real treat!

Kraftwerk - 1975-05-07 - Vancouver, BC (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Kraftwerk:
The Garden Auditorium (The Gardens)
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
May 7th, 1975

Source:
Tape of unknown lineage > FLAC > DIME > You!

Ralf Hutter: Minimoog Model D, Vako Orchestron, Farfisa Professional Piano
Karl Bartos: Electronic Percussion, Deagan Vibraphone
Wolfgang Flur: Electronic Percussion
Florian Schneider-Esleben: ARP Odyssey, amplified flute, mixer

01 - Klingklang

02 - Tanzmusik

03 - Ruckzuck

04 - Tuning

05 - Kometenmelodie I

06 - Kometenmelodie II

07 - Autobahn

Duration: 1 hr 11 mins.

Notes on the show:
An incredible find that only just recently came to light after sitting for some 45 years. This comes courtesy of J.T. who got it from Saul Smaizys. If that name sounds familiar, he interviewed Ralf & Florian in April of 1975 on WXRT radio in Chicago for an article he would later write from that interview. In talking with those in the Kraftwerk community, we have deduced that this show is from Vancouver. Should further details come to light, I will update. Of particular interest is the very WEIRD intro to Kometenmelodie I. Ralf & Karl have a slight improv jam on vibes & the Vako Orchestron's "Vocal Choir." Sadly this tape suffers from lots of hiss and what sounds like radio bleed-through from another station. Nothing has been messed around with in any way. If anyone wants to improve upon what's here, feel free!

Kraftwerk - 2004-05-01 - Indio, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Kraftwerk – Elektroklang 2004

Venue: "Coachella Music & Arts festival", Indio, CA, May 1, 2004

Label: Aural Delights – AD 106

Format: CD, Unofficial Release

Country: Ukraine

Released: 2004

Artwork: Not Included

Duration: 79:32:00

Source: BoldCaptain's Audience Capture

Rating: 5 Stars

LossLess: Certified 100% via TLH

01 Theme Music > Vocoder Intro

02 The Man-Machine

03 Expo 2000

04 Tour De France 2003

05 Tour De France

06 Autobahn

07 Radioactivity

08 Trans-Europe Express

09 Numbers > Computer World

10 The Robots

11 Aerodynamik

12 Musique Non-Stop

Kraftwerk - 2012-04-13 - New York City, NY (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Retrospective - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

5 - Man Machine

Equipment: Sony TCD-D8 [Mic In, 44.1] + Sony-ECM 717

Location: 25 feet from stage, left stack.

Taped & Transferred by: RyanJ

Transfer: Sony TCD-D8 > 7-Pin > CO2 Converter > Digital In > MB PRO > Adobe Audition > WAV (Inc. highs, normalize to 0db) > FLAC [Encode 8] > You

01. Pre-Show Music/Vocoder Intro - Man Machine

02. Spacelab

03. Metropolis

04. The Model

05. Neon Lights

06. The Robots

07. Autobahn

08. Sellafield Intro - Radioactivity

09. Trans Euro Express/Metal on Metal/Abzug

10. Numbers

11. Computerworld

12. It's More Fun to Compute/Home Computer

13. Tour De France - Original

14. Tour De France - 2003

15. Planet of Visions

16. Boing Boom Tschak

17. Techno Pop

18. Musique Non Stop

Total Time: 104:06

Notes by the uploader:

A bit of a story to the coming of these tapes (I also taped the Computer World show), when these shows were first announced I was very excited and was hoping to get tickets. I was in class the time these went on sale and had for different internet browsers up with 2-3 tabs each to get ANYTHING. Sadly, I got nothing for any date. I was pretty bummed, so I started posts on Craigslist to get a ticket to any of the shows. I was also willing to pay a bigger amount just because "Man Machine" and "Computer World" were my two favorite albums, and could only go to the weekend shows due to final exams and I worked on Sunday.

Finally, a two weeks before the show, someone said they had an extra and I booked my plane ticket and headed to NYC!!! I was so excited and fortunate to have the opportunity to see this show. The venue, was The Museum of Modern Art in the 2nd floor atrium. I went there earlier in the day to check out the museum and look around. Amazing stuff, but I was wondering about the tall ceilings and how the sound would be. Lets just say, it was the best sound I have ever heard… ever.. for a concert. Simply amazing.

The 3D was spectacular with Kraftwerk's simple visuals. Was so pumped to hear "Spacelab" live after watching the Munich YouTube video hundreds of times since October. A young Ralf Hutter singing "Radioactivity" for the visuals at the beginning of that song gave me chills. This night was super special to me. Something I will never forget in my life. The stage itself was small and the left stack had a column right to the left of it. They put some sound foam on it, and I thought that it would be the best to record right in front of it because it would bounce off it nicely, and it sure did! A bit in the middle there were some people (who obviously were not big fans of Kraftwerk and just wanted to be there for its "exclusivity") decided to have a faint conversation for a good 10 minutes or so, before going to get another drink. People I talked to said that this was the most energetic night in terms of audience. Most of the other nights were very quiet, clapping and woo'ing at the end of songs. I am very happy with the outcome of this tape and have to say it's one of my better ones.

Kraftwerk - 2014-03-29 - Toronto, ON (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Sony Centre for the Performing Arts

Source:

Sony ECM-719 Stereo Mic (Voice Setting) > Roland R-09HR > 16bit PCM Wav > Adobe Audition CS 5.5 > Track Splitting > Audio Boost Where Needed > dBPowerAmp Music Converter > FLAC Level 8

Ralf Hutter: Vocals, Synthesizers, Vocoder

Henning Schmitz: Bass synths & sound effects

Fritz Hilpert: Drums & sound effects

Falk Grieffenhagen: Video engineering

01 - Pre-Show Sounds

02 - Vocoder Intro

03 - The Robots

04 - Numbers & ComputerWorld

05 - Home Computer

06 - Computerlove

07 - The Man Machine

08 - Spacelab

09 - The Model

10 - Neon Lights

11 - Autobahn

12 - Tour de France '83

13 - Tour de France '03 (etape 1, Chrono, etape 2)

14 - Airwaves

15 - Intermission & News

16 - Geiger Counter & Radioactivity

17 - Ohm Sweet Ohm

18 - Trans Europe Express

19 - Boing Boom Tschak

20 - Techno Pop

21 - Music Non Stop

Encore:

22 - Aero Dynamik

23 - Planet of Visions

Duration: 2 Hrs. 15 Mins.

Kraftwerk - 2014-03-29 - Toronto, ON, CA (DVDfull aud-shot DL)

(DVDfull aud-shot DL)

Sony Centre for the Performing Arts
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Audience recording by Fokker1918

Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS20K > 1080p MP4 Mode (AAC Audio) > DIME > kigonjiro
PAL, 16/9
Authored w/DVD Studio Pro
G-Spot TangoMPEG-2 Program Stream << { 1 vid, 1 aud }
Sys Bitrate: 10080 kb/s VBR

Audio: 
MPEG-1 Layer 2 CBR 0xc0:48000Hz  128 kb/s tot , Stereo 

Video: 
Frames/s 25.000 kbps 7336 PROG PAL 720x576 16:9 

Ralf Hutter: Vocals, Synthesizers, Vocoder
Henning Schmitz: Bass synths & sound effects
Fritz Hilpert: Drums & sound effects
Falk Grieffenhagen: Video engineering

01 - Vocoder, Robots, Numbers, Computerworld, Homecomputer, Computerlove
02 - The Man Machine
03 - Spacelab
04 - The Model
05 - Neon Lights
06 - Autobahn
07 - Tour de France '83 (Battery Dies)
08 - Tour de France '83 Cont'd & TDF 2003
09 - Airwaves
10 - Geiger Counter & Radioactivity
11 - Ohm Sweet Ohm
12 - Trans Europe Express
13 - Boing Boom Tschak, Techno Pop, Music Non Stop

Encore:
14 - Aero Dynamik
15 - Planet of Visions

121.22 Minutes

Kraftwerk - 1975-03-22 - Koln, DE (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Kraftwerk: 

Großer Sendesaal Westdeutscher Rundfunk 

Köln, Germany 

March 22nd, 1975 

Source: 

"Kometenmelodie 3" bootleg Vinyl > Jensen JTA-980 Turntable/CD Recorder > CD-R > dbPowerAMp Music Converter > FLAC Level 8

Ralf Hutter: Minimoog, Farfisa Professional Piano 

Karl Bartos: Electronic Percussion, Vibraphone 

Wolfgang Flur: Electronic Percussion 

Florian Schneider-Esleben: Arp Odyssey, Amplfied Flute, mixer 

01 - Ruckzuck & Kometenmelodie (Side 1) 

02 - Autobahn (Side 2) 

Duration: 55 mins

Notes on the show: 

This isi either a Pre-FM or Soundboard sourced recording as all instruments are well captured. There is also what I beleive is either Ralf or the radio announcer speaking just before Autobahn, anyone able to translate what he says? This is direct from the vinyl to CD and then to FLAC. Nothing has been messed around with in any way.

Kraftwerk - 2009-03-22 - Sao Paulo, BR (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Artist: Kraftwerk
Date: 03-22-2009
Venue: Chácara do Jóquei
Place: São Paulo, Brasil
Lenght: 00:38:15
Size: 1,49 Gb
Video Format: 720x480i NTSC
Audio Format: DD 2.0

Lineage: 
Cable Tv> Passthroug via Firewire> Adobe Premiere 3.0> Tmpeg DVD Author>you

01 - Models

02 - Les Mannequins

03 - Radioactivity

04 - Tee

05 - Robots

06 - Aero Dynamik

07 - Musique Non Stop

Kraftwerk - 2014-03-19 - Los Angeles, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Walt Disney Concert Hall

The Catalogue - Trans Europe Express

Row A, East Orchestra > Edirol R09-HR

Ralf Hutter
Henning Schmitz
Fritz Hilpert
Falk Grieffenhagen

01 Welcome 
02 Trans Europe Express 
03 Metal On Metal 
04 Abzug 
05 Franz Schubert 
06 Europe Endless 
07 The Hall Of Mirrors 
08 Showroom Dummies 
09 Autobahn 
10 Geiger Couter 
11 Radioactivity 
12 The Robots 
13 Spacelab 
14 The Model 
15 Numbers 
16 Computer World 2 
17 It’s More Fun To Compute 
18 Home Computer 
19 Computer Love 
20 Tour De France 
21 Tour De France Etape 2 
22 Boing Boom Tschak 
23 Techno Pop 
24 Musique Non Stop 

Kraftwerk - 2014-03-18 - Los Angeles, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Walt Disney Concert Hall,

The Catalogue - 12345678 - Autobahn (7:30pm - early show)

Lineage:
CA-14 (cardioids) > CA-9200 > GAKables mini starquad > Edirol R-09HR (@ 24bit/96kHz) > Audacity (fades, eq, amplify, export as 16bit/44.1kHz) > CD Wave (track splits) > TLH (flac level 8)

Taper:
klingklang

Location:
balcony, center

01 - vocoder intro

02 - Autobahn

03 - Kometenmelodie 1

04 - Kometenmelodie 2

05 - Mitternacht

06 - Morgenspaziergang

07 - Geiger Counter

08 - Radio-Activity

09 - Trans-Europe Express / Abzug / Metal On Metal

10 - The Robots

11 - Spacelab

12 - Das Model

13 - The Man-Machine

14 - Numbers

15 - Computer World 2

16 - It's More Fun To Compute / Home Computer

17 - Computer Love

18 - Tour De France

19 - Tour De France Etape 2

20 - Boing Boom Tschak

21 - Techno Pop

22 - Musique Non Stop