>i remember seeing some people with bright orange jumpsuits, looked like robots...

that was warfield security who tried removing you from your seat after you refused to leave when the show was over ,,i remember you just kept saying "music non stop " "music non stop ""music non stop ""music non stop ""music non stop ""music non stop " over and over

>i remember seeing some people with bright orange jumpsuits, looked like robots...

that was warfield security who tried removing you from your seat after you refused to leave when the show was over ,,i remember you just kept saying "music non stop " "music non stop ""music non stop ""music non stop ""music non stop ""music non stop " over and over

of course reese :)


here is some info on a new kraftwerk remix

Kraftwerk: "Aerodynamic (Kling Klang Radio Mix)"
Just before hitting the road for a world tour, legendary German synth-smiths found time to release this single taken from the Tour de France Soundtracks album. The hallmark Kraftwerk computer vocal is in full force over a tightly wound, top-heavy drum track, synth-organ and a minimal, percolating bassline sounding like the wise old uncle of Kompakt propulsion. In fact, "Aerodynamik" is basically a house track with slight electro touches rather than the other way around-- Kraftwerk seem very comfortable to meditate over a pulse these days, making a kind of trance music that people won't roll their eyes at. Their melodies aren't what they used to be, but this music ages so slowly, there's a good chance no one will notice for a while. Smooth and efficient, if slightly quaint. [Dominique Leone; March 26th, 2004]

Hi Reese, your show is coming up! would love to hear about it!can't wait till next week when they're in SF.