Kraftwerk ‎– Electric Cafe

Label:

Kling Klang – 1C 064-24 0654 1, EMI – 1C 064-24 0654 1

Format:

Vinyl, LP, Album, Gatefold Sleeve

Country:

Germany

Released:

1986

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Electro, Synth-pop

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	Boing Boom Tschak Lyrics By, Music By – Schneider, Bartos, Hütter*	2:57
A2	Techno Pop Lyrics By – Schult, Schneider, Bartos, Hütter Music By – Schneider, Bartos, Hütter*	7:42
A3	Musique Non Stop Lyrics By, Music By – Schneider, Bartos, Hütter*	5:45
B1	Der Telefon Anruf Lyrics By, Music By – Schneider, Bartos, Hütter*	8:03
B2	Sex Objekt Lyrics By, Music By – Schneider, Bartos, Hütter*	6:51
B3	Electric Cafe Lyrics By – Schneider, Bartos, Schmitt, Hütter Music By – Schneider, Bartos, Hütter*	4:20

Credits

Engineer – Bill Miranda*, Henning Schmitz, Joachim Dehmann
Mastered By – Bob Ludwig, Fred Maher
Mixed By – Francois Kevorkian*, Kraftwerk, Ron St. Germain
Performer – Florian Schneider, Karl Bartos, Ralf Hutter*, Wolfgang Flur*

Notes

Some copies with sticker: 'Deutsche Version'.
Recorded at Klingklang Studio, Düsseldorf
Mixed at Right Track, New York.
Mastered at Axis Studio and Masterdisk.
Printed inner sleeve.
Catalog# on spine 064-24 0654 1
(P) 1986 Kling Klang Produkt.
Marketed, manufactured and distributed by EMI
Made in EEC.
Printed in Holland by EMI Services Benelux B.V., Uden.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 5 099924 065412
Other: [Label Code] : LC 4513
Other: [Rights Society] : GEMA

Other Versions (Showing 5 of 47) View All

Title, Format	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Electric Cafe (Cass, Album)	Tact	038	Poland	1990
Electric Cafe (LP, Album)	EMI, EMI Records Australia	EMC.240644, EMC-240644	Australia	1986
Electric Cafe (LP, Whi)	Not On Label (Kraftwerk)	1-25525	North America (inc Mexico)	2006
Electric Cafe (LP)	Gong	SLPXL 37117	Hungary	1986
Electric Cafe (Cass)	Elektra	9 25525-4	US	1986

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Review by ttooyyss Jun 26, 2010 (edited about 1 year ago)

Original version is high-end audiophile recording. Remastered version is worse than a cassette rec.! If you don't have ear, then don't rate it but buy both of the releases and listen close each after the other, in juxtaposition... Only then come to the conclusion! This is the same I advice for the Kraftwerk personnel and shame-on themselves! I don't know why was it necessarily to remaster a digital soundsource? It's absolutely pointless. I think it was purely about the money. But in this case Kraftwerk cheated their fans. In this case Kraftwerk is a cheater. The rest is up to you.