KRAFTWERK / Landing On Makuhari Film Sonic Mania & Summer Sonic Tokyo 2014 (1BDR)

◆"Sonic Mania" Makuhari Messe, Chiba, Japan 15th August 2014
01.Intro
02. The Robots
03. Spacelab
04.Numbers
05. Computer World
06. Computer World 2
07. It's More Fun To Compute
08. Home Computer
09. Dentaku
10.Autobahn
11. Geiger Counter
12. Radioactivity
13. Tour De France 1983
14. Tour De France 2003
15.Trans Europe Express
16.Abzug
17. Metal On Metal
18. Boing Boom Tschak / Musique Non Stop

◆"Summer Sonic Tokyo" Makuhari Messe, Chiba, Japan 17th August 2014
01.Intro
02. The Robots
03. Spacelab 04. The Model
05. Man Machine
06. Numbers
07. Computer World
08. Computer World 2
09. It's More Fun To Compute
10. Home Computer
11. Computer Love
12. Dentaku
13. Autobahn
14. Geiger Counter
15. Radioactivity
16. Trans Europe Express
17. Abzug
18. Metal On Metal
19. Tour De France 1983
20. Tour De France 2003
21. Boing Boom Tschak / Musique Non Stop

This release features complete recordings of two live performances from "Sonic Mania" and "Summer Sonic Tokyo" in 2014, both captured in ultra-high-definition audience shots with exceptional stability. This release features the opening stage of "Sonic Mania," a prelude to the annual summer event "Summer Sonic," and the grand finale of the Mountain Stage on the second day of "Summer Sonic Tokyo." It perfectly captures both shows from our beloved Kraftwerk at Makuhari Messe in the summer of 2014, from the opening "The Robot" to Ralph's exit during the final song "Musique Non Stop"! This footage, using the original source from XAVEL label's video team "Alexander," was also included as a DVD with the pre-released titles for each day by XAVEL, but this item offers the original HD quality in stunning detail! The audio uses the superb original audience master provided by XAVEL, making this a truly exceptional item that will satisfy all fans—more than just a video! The footage captures all four members and the screen behind them from a prime position almost directly in the center of the PA console, providing unparalleled stability and impact! While the live performance certainly had its short, festival-style setlist and lack of 5.1ch surround sound, there were some elements that were disappointing. However, the remix arrangements had been slightly changed since their last visit in 2013, and there were additional elements in the video throughout. Therefore, I would like to recommend this not only to fans who attended the live show, but also to fans who simply didn't feel like going to Makuhari on consecutive weekend nights!