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Kraftwerk - Exceller 8 FLAC album

Kraftwerk - Exceller 8 FLAC album

Tracklist

A1 Ruckzuck 7:30
A2 Autobahn 3:06
A3 Tongebirge 2:50
A4 Kristallo 6:18
B1 Kometenmelodie II 2:49
B2 Klingklang 9:20
B3 Vom Himmel Hoch 4:00
B4 Stratovarius 1:35

Companies, etc.

  • Marketed By – Phonogram
  • Published By – Intersong
  • Published By – Famous Chappell Ltd.
  • Pressed By – Phonodisc Ltd.
  • Lacquer Cut At – Phonodisc Ltd.

Credits

  • Compiled By – Alan Cowderoy
  • Engineer – Steve Brown
  • Graphics [Cover] – Grafad
  • Producer – F. Schneider*, R. Hutter*
  • Written-By [All Titles By] – F. Schneider*, R. Hutter*

Notes

Subtitled on front cover as "The Best Of..."

Some copies have a hype sticker on the cover with the text "Autobahn vas ein Monster: here she is, mit 7 others"

Made in England

Tracks A1, B2, B3, B4 ℗ 1972
Tracks A3, A4 ℗ 1973
Tracks A2, B1 ℗ 1974

Tracks A1, A3, A4, B2 to B4 published by Intersong/Gema/MCPS
Tracks A2 & B1 published by Famous-Chappell Music Ltd./Gema

"Ruckzuck", "Klingklang", "Vom Himmel Hoch" & "Stratovarius" from the UK double album "Kraftwerk" (LP: 6641 077) that combined Kraftwerk's first two albums.
"Tongbirge" & "Kristallo" from the album "Ralf & Florian" (LP: 6360 616)
"Autobahn" & "Comet Melody 2" from the album "Autobahn" (LP: 6360 620)

A1 is misspelt "Ruckzack" on back cover and label. The opening flute-echo intro of the original album track has been cut.
A2 is the heavily-edited version that was a UK top 20 hit in 1975.
B1 is credited as "Comet Melody 2" on the back cover and "Comet Melody 2 (Kometenmelodie II)" on the label. It is the version released as a single in 1975, that has the original middle section edited out.
B2 is an extended extract that starts 1:38 into the original track.
B3 is misspelt "Vom Himmell Hoch" on the label. It is the opening and closing sections of the original, linked with a cross fade.
B4 is a short extract of the final section of the original track.

Differs from the French release in that small cameo images of the UK releases of their albums are printed on the back cover, bottom left corner, along with catalog info.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Rights Society: Gema
  • Rights Society: MCPS
  • Matrix / Runout (Label Side A): 6360.629.1
  • Matrix / Runout (Label Side B): 6360.629.2
  • Matrix / Runout (Stamped Side A Variant 1): 6360629 1▽//1 420 05 12 L3
  • Matrix / Runout (Stamped Side B Variant 1): 6360629 2▽//1 420 05 17 L3
  • Matrix / Runout (Stamped Side A Variant 2): 6360629 1Y//1 420 05 12 1
  • Matrix / Runout (Stamped Side B Variant 2): 6360629 2Y//1 420 05 12 11
  • Matrix / Runout (Stamped Side A Variant 3): 6360629 1Y//1 420 05 12 10
  • Matrix / Runout (Stamped Side B Variant 3): 6360629 2Y//1 420 05 17 6
  • Matrix / Runout (Etched Side A): PR

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
6360.629 Kraftwerk Exceller 8 ‎(LP, Comp) Vertigo 6360.629 Israel 1976
6360.629 Kraftwerk Exceller 8 ‎(LP, Comp) Vertigo 6360.629 Portugal 1975
6360.629, 6360 629 Kraftwerk Exceller 8 ‎(LP, Comp) Vertigo, Vertigo 6360.629, 6360 629 Brazil 1976
7149 007 Kraftwerk Exceller 8 ‎(Cass, Comp) Vertigo 7149 007 France 1976
7299 955 Kraftwerk The Best Of Kraftwerk ‎(Cass, Comp) Vertigo 7299 955 France 1979


Kraftwerk - Exceller 8 FLAC album

Musician performer: Kraftwerk

Title: Exceller 8

Country: Israel

Date of release: 1975

Style: Electro, Experimental, Krautrock

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1981 mb

Rating: 4.2 / 5

Votes: 830

Other Formats: MIDI AU WMA VQF ADX MMF MP3

Kraftwerk Electro Experimental Krautrock 1975 Israel

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Fomand
well to complete my previous comment . there is definitely 2 periods in kraftwerk; after and before 1975; with and without fantastic sound engineer Konrad "conny"Plank. and frankly that probably makes all the difference. Before 1975 kraftwerk had not his own kling klang studio and did not paly totally with synthetizer but thankfull to Plank it has this incredible raw electronic sound....which is far better for me than the post 1975 sound (radioactivity, trans europe express etc...).So that makes this compilation really worth and essential. i am not found of compilations. But this one is a monument. And kraftwerk should have continued with Plank. definitly. Schneider, the band leader considered this pre-1975 as "archeology "and was reluctant to release the albums before 1975!!!! But he completely deny the work of Plank, which is obvious. "Radioactivity" sound is far less raw than "autobahn" and "kraftwerk" 1&2!!!
Fomand
well to complete my previous comment . there is definitely 2 periods in kraftwerk; after and before 1975; with and without fantastic sound engineer Konrad "conny"Plank. and frankly that probably makes all the difference. Before 1975 kraftwerk had not his own kling klang studio and did not paly totally with synthetizer but thankfull to Plank it has this incredible raw electronic sound....which is far better for me than the post 1975 sound (radioactivity, trans europe express etc...).So that makes this compilation really worth and essential. i am not found of compilations. But this one is a monument. And kraftwerk should have continued with Plank. definitly. Schneider, the band leader considered this pre-1975 as "archeology "and was reluctant to release the albums before 1975!!!! But he completely deny the work of Plank, which is obvious. "Radioactivity" sound is far less raw than "autobahn" and "kraftwerk" 1&2!!!
Ffleg
Where is the israeli release with Vertigo swirl logo?
Ffleg
Where is the israeli release with Vertigo swirl logo?
Nafyn
It's here, my friend. I must enter 5 more words... :)discogs.com/Kraftwerk-Exceller-8/release/4977144
Nafyn
It's here, my friend. I must enter 5 more words... :)discogs.com/Kraftwerk-Exceller-8/release/4977144