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	• Kraftwerk: Minimum-Maximum Ralf Hütter, Florian Schneider-Esleben Astralwerks, 2005 average customer review:based on 36 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Yup! Yup!

How to sum it up in a few words? Well here's a short attempt:

1) The sound is amazing. If you listen to this through a decent system, you will be blown away at the production quality.

2) I assume you have heard these songs and this group before, so I won't go into detail on the song-writing. If you don't know this group, then you are in for a treat!

3) One of the big points of mystery is "who does what?" Meaning, what things are actually being played versus what things are sequenced or taped. Well, I don't think this matters much more than a curiosity. It is them, their songs, and their product. Sit back and enjoy the show.

4) Speaking of the show. . . In case you don't know, KW are not known for their dynamic performances, especially lately. You would never know by listening that Ralf und Florian are in their 60s. . . but, you can certainly tell by the stoic body language. I don't feel this detracts from the performance in any way. But, I think it is fair to tell you not to expect a dancefest by them onstage.

That's all for now. I LOVE both the CD and DVD of this and have watched/listened repeatedly since I bought it. I recommend it for all lovers of Kraftwerk, and for anyone interested in learning more about them.

Hint: 1st time listener? I recommend "The Model" "Numbers" and "Computerworld" as well as "Pocket Calculator." Don't get me wrong, they are all great. . . one of my other favorites is "Elektrocardiogramm." Ok, enough of my yakking. Get to it!

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Maximum

Kraftwerk is brilliant and so is this DVD of their concerts. It's awesome how these electrogeeks from the 80s are still performing. At least the world has SOME taste.

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Finally we got an official Kraftwerk release on DVD and it's awesome. Great track list, audio and visuals. Bottom line, a must have for any Kraftwerk fan. However, like many reviewers said, there's no bonus footage. Interviews, video clips and/or old footage would have been great. Hopefully we get another official release with more historical content some time. In sum, I highly recommend this DVD.

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danke schön Ralf & Florian...

It's nice to revitalize memories of seeing Kraftwerk perform in front of my very own eyes. I had been waiting since the release of Computer World to see them on stage, and finally got the chance in 2004 when this DVD was compiled. My experience was well worth the 6 hour plus drive to see them in Canada, where at the end of the show, happened across a crowd gathering at the back of the theater awaiting autographs for anyone that emerged from the building. I recall Ralf stepping out to a frenzy of writing instruments thrust upon him in an orgy of hands. I had my rather large ticket in my own, but no pen ready, and suddenly spied a Sharpie to my right. After asking the person if I could borrow it, he kindly agreed. As soon as that marker touched my skin, I plunged into the pack where Ralf took them both, signed the ticket, then surprisingly turned around, jumped in his limo and sped off. I couldn't believe that without any forethought, I walked away from the show, after 23 years of waiting, with a signed autograph from one of the two most influential persons of my life. Thank you Ralf (und Florian), for your inspiration and continuation of Kraftwerk. This DVD will be a constant reminder of all that you have done, and the hope of things still to come. Prost!

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Kraftwerk Minimum-Maximum

Kraftwerk Minimum-Maximum is a Live double cd. I enjoyed it, But My favorites are Radioactivity and the best of the best : "TransEuropeExpress" .Good cd full of bizarre sounds and beats. TransEuro Is worth it. Of course I would prefer if it weren't Live.

Includes: 2 DVDs. This is the first ever official document of Kraftwerk's legendary live show. Features two hours of visually stunning live performances from the band's 2004 world tour, filmed and recorded with Kraftwerk's legendary precision in DTS 5.1 surround sound. Features a bonus video for "Aerodynamik" filmed live at the MTV Europe Video Music Awards.

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