Teutonic Legend...

Come on, we all know that Ralf was the brains behind Kraftwerk, and Florian was there for his good looks!
;^)

Giddy - yes!

And I saw Devo as well in 1982!

What about a sequencer with the track and then trigger the tracks when needed?

Kraftwerk were featured in Sony laptop adverts back during the Minimum/Maximum tour years. I saw them in Seattle then, and even though we were in the 3rd balcony, we brought binoculars and it looked like every one was actively playing/controlling things. Certainly Ralf was singing. Well, perhaps Flo...

Which magazine was it?

I loved that Planet P "Why Me" song when it came out!

OT: If anybody's interested in hearing the track I whipped up that Marc praised (praise and a reversal of opinion from AG? What was going on back then?!) I ended up releasing it on an album and you can listen to it here: https://worng.bandcamp.com/track/i-dont-think-that-word-means-what-you-think-i...

calaverasgrande wrote:beep boopism

That's a great phrase!

The KLF were great! Bill Drummond has a book called "45" where he tells stories from his life and there's one about how he flew to Nashville to record Tammy Wynette for "Justified and Ancient (Stand by the JAMs)" and how depressed he was on the flight back to England because Tammy could not get the ...

Nice track!

"Vox: me "

Your real name isn't Alvin, Simon, or Theodore, is it? ;^)

That's nice! And only one hour!?? Really cool!

Nice track! Really cool and mellow feel to it, but it keeps your attention!

The video looks great too - Nice fog effects!

NIce - it mixes it up and keeps thing moving along as the song progresses!

You might want to think about having surgery more often! ;^)

Micke wrote:Btw, Larry Fast's Rev 1 P5 is serial number #0106 and he still has it.

I've got P5 Rev 1 #116.

It would be cool to find out where the other 184 of them are.

monolith wrote: I think blatant uncreative sampling like what puffy combs was doing in the late '90's is pretty shitty

That P-Diddy thing where he ripped off the Police is just awful. Perhaps the most heard, best example of the worst way to sample.

Daft Punk, for starters, and all that followed in the vein of "let´s take the drums from this album, the guitars from that, hey, and this is a nice fill-in, let´s use this hookline off of that album as well and make a hit single from that brew." The Utah Saints made some really cool songs using tha...