KRAFTWERK / 3D Concert In Tokyo 2013 6th Night “Techno Pop” (2CDR)

◆Akasaka Blitz, Tokyo, Japan 14th May 2013 (6th Night / Techno Pop) (Disc 1)
01. Opening with Surround Sound
02.Intro
03. Electric Café
04. The Telephone Call
05. House Phone
06. Sex Object
07.Autobahn
08. Geiger Counter
09. Radioactivity
10. Trans Europe Express
11.Abzug
12. Metal On Metal
13.The Robots
14. Spacelab
15.The Model
16. Neon Lights
17. The Man Machine

(Disc 2)
01.Numbers
02. Computer World
03. Computer World 2
04. It's More Fun To Compute
05. Home Computer
06. Dentaku
07. Computer Love
08. Tour De France 1983
09. Tour De France 2003
10. Expo 2000
11. Planet Of Visions
12. Boing Boom Tschak
13. Techno Pop
14. Musique Non Stop

◇Personnel;
Ralf Hütter
Fritz Hilpert
Henning Schmitz & Falk Grieffenhagen

The 2013 Tokyo concert, which saw the band's eight studio albums since "Autobahn" recreated in perfect detail, delighted fans. The sixth day of the eight-night concert at Akasaka Blitz, featuring "Techno Pop," was recorded on May 14th. This recording features a superb audience recording comparable to a soundboard recording, capturing every detail from the opening surround sound introduction to the final performance. This title boasts astonishing sound quality, thanks to 24-bit digital remastering of the original high-quality master from the XAVEL label.
Following the familiar robot voice intro, the set kicked off with "Electric Cafe," followed by "The Telephone Call," "House Phone," and "Sex Object," a trio of Techno Pop hits exclusive to this night! From "Autobahn" to "Tour de France," the set then featured a stellar selection of classic tracks from each era, concluding with a return to Techno Pop with the customary "Boing Boom Tschak" and "Musique Non Stop." This infamous album, which began production around 1982 and struggled for over four years before finally being released as "Electric Cafe," was recently remastered and reissued under the original title of "Techno Pop." The timeless tracks, which have remained relevant for so long, can only be appreciated when listened to with modern ears. The set featured fresh rhythm arrangements utilizing the latest electronics, and the tour's biggest attraction: "pop-out" 3D images, with surround sound that was just as meticulously crafted. It is a memorial item with perfect sound quality that brings back all the events experienced at the venue.