They were making music long before the collapse of the Berlin wall, which then coincided with the rise of techno in Germany, the advent of Tresor, etc. How do they feel the reunification of Germany impacted on their own music, if at all? Do they feel that the current economic/cultural schism in Germany is mirrored in the artistic sphere?
Maybe their thoughts on changing technologies and music... If they could invent a piece of technology, what would it be? What would come out if they were trapped in an elevator with George Clinton? ;) ---------- >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: 313@hyperreal.org >Subject: (313) kraftwerk interview >Date: Thu, 7 Aug 2003 4:05 AM > > ok gang- looks like i'm gonna get a few minutes on the phone with > kraftwerk (not sure who yet). So I wanted some input as to what i should > ask. > > they only want to talk about the new recordings. no old stuff. > > any sugestions.
