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Kraftwerk’s Radioaktivität

Posted: March 26, 2011 at 11:01 pm | Tags: , , ,

This is an excellent example of how a simple structure combined with a highly advanced musicality (in this case using excellent phrasing and wonderful harmonies) can contribute to achieving emotionality, hence folkiness, hence quality and accessibility in electronic music. The below version comes from The Mix, the 1991 remix album.

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  • Autofonic December 24th, 2011 at 8:10 am #1

    This is awesome. I love the high pitched bleeps that come in occasionally. Morse code maybe? Kraftwerk have been a great influence on my own music. So inspiring :D

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    Yay! Thanks Sarah....

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