Kraftwerk - Computer World

Here's another classic lp from the gods of electronic music that was released in 1981. I actually have this in my 8 year old daughter mp3 player to listen to, trying to put her up with kraftwerk..lol. This album have more familiar samples that you will catch, I think out of all there albums this is their best one in my opinion. ---12inchjunkie

1		Computer World (5:06)
2		Pocket Calculator (4:55)
3		Numbers (3:19)
4		Computer World..2 (3:23)
5		Computer Love (7:16)
6		Home Computer (6:19)
7		It’s More Fun To Compute (4:14)

A Number Of Names - Sharevari

Historically, this is considered to be the first ever Detroit techno record, released in 1981 a few weks before cybotron's 'alleys of the mind'. Musically, it is a strange but cool mash-up between kraftwerk, italo and robotic new-wave, with a quite minimal and raw production. The guys show a great sense of humour in the voices and lyrics. Slick, excellent record but uber-hard-to-find. Complete story about this song in Dan Sicko's landmark book 'Techno Rebels', the best (only?) book about the history of Detroit techno. (Review From Discogs)

This is what I consider Electronic Classic! Good Share from Badbootydaddy5---12inchjunkie

A		Sharevari (Vocal) (5:45)
B		Sharevari (Instrumental) (6:10)

Kasso-Key West & Walkman Touched Up.

For those who are interested, I removed the hum on both tracks, converted them to Stereo and cleaned it up.
This is the cleaned up copy
Rob.

http://www.mediafire.com/?zmmmnz1kmzk