A point not discussed is the intro and outro :) The intro before the vocoder which is also the intro of the website (saluted as performance at the first concert in Paris, not recognised as one at the second one (see the difference of audience) and the outro (MUSIC NON STOP) are also conceptual. The intro is a "noodle", modular synthesis term for a patch that repeats but at the same time is aleatoric, a bit of both, not really each one. The version on the web is a looped part. The outro is a loop at first that disolve to disappear. something concept thereŠ ;) Denis D) mad modular patcher

le 05/10/02 11:40, Petter Duvander à petter.duvander@home.se a écrit :

The first show was much more fun that way, especially the guys who broke down into a primal scream after a minute or so of the extreme tension. =)

YES :) They know who they are ;)

But seriously, what's with you french people (or whoever made up the larger portion of the crowd)?

I'd say about 2/3 french 1/3 from all over Europe (some yummy things too ;)

There would have been somewhere around 1200 people on the floor in front of the stage and I think I could have counted the number of people actually dancing and moving to the music on my fingers. I'm quite happy sitting on the balcony and just letting all the data flow into me, but I'm amazed how static the people on the floor were.

French just don't moove. :(

Practically no singing along, despite the fact that Ralf even sang the Mini-calculateur (excuse spelling mistakes) lyrics of Pocket Calculator.

it was already quite difficult to ear him, especially on wednesday. no spelling mistakes unfortunately :) Je suis l'opérateur Du mini-calculateur. Je fais les comptes, Et les décomptes. Je compose, Et décompose. I'm sure it refreigned some potential singers.

Had this show been in Sweden (or rather: when this show gets to Sweden ;) I can guarantee you the floor will be _moving_ and _screaming_, as indeed they were at the last shows here in '91. =)

Damned sweden

There, hope you won't be to angry with me now, I just think it's interesting with these cultural differences.

too late, the nuclear missiles are already on the way, you've got one minute twenty two seconds from -biiiiiiiiip- I enjoyed this meeting very much, asta la vista baby! Denis %) Forget Sellafield, Superphenix is way worse

http://www.kraftwerkcenter.free.fr The live from paris and the nova interview of kraftwerk are ok Good listening :-)

http://www.kraftwerkcenter.free.fr But sound to very good...

le 05/10/02 12:19, Petter Duvander à petter.duvander@home.se a écrit :

Ah, list members?

yes, seem to be an hungarian conspiracy round here ;)

...

French just don't moove. :( Ah well, neither do I, so I quite understand. I'm just not used to belonging to the majority. =)

on some tunes it was really quite difficult to stay Florian-cold ;) But I'm an easy mover.

Thanks! I'm a sucker for french, it's just so beautiful on top of stark german techno. ;) Hmm, wasn't there another verse to this as well?

maybe, but I don't remember them by heart (got to go make sepuku for that I think) they should be on the web somewhere ;)

Nah, you'll just have to be here when it happens!

If I'm in swede sometime it won't be for looking at dancing sweden. ;)

[threats of nuclear holocaust censored]

All your dancers are belong to us! Denis D) Analogue freak machine

le 05/10/02 12:50, Petter Duvander à petter.duvander@home.se a écrit :

You are on the way to destruction, you have no chance to survive.

Too late I made sepuku Denis B) dead

I was to the midnight concert, in the first line, in front of RALF!.....I'm danced and sung all songs!!!!! are sensations, vibrations, frequencies expanded in my body, impossible to stay quiet!!!! I can understand who used a videocamera, but other people??? I have seen one mrs. had approximately 50or60 years old,,,,she started to dance with "The Model" Petter Duvander wrote:At 00:10 2002-10-04 +0200, I've got a LASER, Earthman! wrote:

A point not discussed is the intro and outro :)

The intro before the vocoder which is also the intro of the website (saluted as performance at the first concert in Paris, not recognised as one at the second one (see the difference of audience) and the outro (MUSIC NON STOP) are also conceptual.

The first show was much more fun that way, especially the guys who broke down into a primal scream after a minute or so of the extreme tension. =) But seriously, what's with you french people (or whoever made up the larger portion of the crowd)? There would have been somewhere around 1200 people on the floor in front of the stage and I think I could have counted the number of people actually dancing and moving to the music on my fingers. I'm quite happy sitting on the balcony and just letting all the data flow into me, but I'm amazed how static the people on the floor were. Practically no singing along, despite the fact that Ralf even sang the Mini-calculateur (excuse spelling mistakes) lyrics of Pocket Calculator. Had this show been in Sweden (or rather: when this show gets to Sweden ;) I can guarantee you the floor will be _moving_ and _screaming_, as indeed they were at the last shows here in '91. =) There, hope you won't be to angry with me now, I just think it's interesting with these cultural differences. / petter _______________________________________________ Kraftwerk mailing list Kraftwerk@mailman.xmission.com http://mailman.xmission.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kraftwerk --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Faith Hill - Exclusive Performances, Videos, & more faith.yahoo.com