How can you review one of the most influential, essential, and enjoyable records ever? I won't try to persuade non - believers by listing the many classic recordings or big - name artists influenced by it. Describing the music might lead to over - the - top words. In the early '80s, a concept album about 'computers' with an air of mysterious German tech wizards was super futuristic. The iconic design can't hide the deep soul in the music. The shift from 'Numbers' to 'Computer World 2' is as moving as a blues tune, and the basslines in 'Home Computer' and 'More Fun to Compute' are really something. 'Pocket Calculator' is a hit in Japan, where it's 'Dentaku'. 'Computer Love' will make you emotional, and 'Computer World' will make you smile. This is a must - have album. It comes on neon yellow colored vinyl, is an indie exclusive, includes a full - color printed inner sleeve with original album art and a deluxe photo booklet, has remastered sound, and is from the Kling Klang label in 2020. Other Kraftwerk albums like Autobahn, Radio - Activity are also available.
To enjoy this vinyl LP, just place it on your record player. Make sure the player is clean and the needle is in good condition. When you're done listening, gently lift the needle and put the record back in its sleeve. Store the vinyl in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent warping. Handle the vinyl by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the playing surface. This album is a classic, so treat it well and enjoy the music again and again.
