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Unread 18 Jun 2007, 18:54   #21
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Re: Non-English Music
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Originally Posted by SilverSmoke
Seriously, how is Kraftwerk rock
Listen to Kraftwerk 2 (one of their best albums imo), its fairly straight-up jam rock. They didnt really start becoming an 'electronica' group until after Autobahn, but even then they were just as much a rock band with electronic elements as they were an electronic act. In any case, you have to classify them based on the scene they were a part of rather than treating their music in isolation; they were one of several German progrock bands that were experimenting with electronic stuff at the time.
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