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Mostly has new mixes from 2000 and onwards.

There is a new remix of 'musique non stop' called non stop on it.
Has expo 2000 mixes, Robotronik, Radioactivity, and Aerodynamik.

No promo mixes, edits though: itunes, youtube
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Kraftwerk ‎– Remixes
Label:
Parlophone ‎– none, Kling Klang ‎– none
Format:
19 × File, AAC, Album, Compilation, 256 kbps
Country:

Released:
21 Dec 2020
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Electro, Synth-pop
TracklistShow Credits
1 Non Stop 8:32
2 Robotnik (Kling Klang Mix) 7:58
3 Robotronik (Kling Klang Mix) 5:05
4 Radioactivity (William Orbit Hardcore Remix - Kling Klang Edit) 5:35
5 Radioactivity (François Kervorkian 12" Remix) 7:26
6 Expo 2000 (Kling Klang Mix 2000) 6:50
7 Expo 2000 (Kling Klang Mix 2002) 5:40
8 Expo 2000 (Kling Klang Mix 2001) 6:49
9 Expo 2000 (Orbital Mix) 4:57
10 Expo 2000 (Francois K And Rob Rives Mix) 7:21
11 Expo 2000 (DJ Rolando Mix) 7:29
12 Expo 2000 (Underground Resistance Mix) 3:58
13 Expo 2000 (UR Infiltrated Mix) 3:26
14 Expo 2000 (UR Thought 3 Mix) 2:43
15 Aéro Dynamik (Kling Klang Dynamix) 6:58
16 Aéro Dynamik (Alex Gopher / Etienne de Crecy Dynamik Mix) 7:42
17 Aéro Dynamik (Francois K Aero Mix) 7:52
18 Aéro Dynamik (Intelligent Design Mix By Hot Chip) 8:34
19 La Forme (King Of The Mountains Mix By Hot Chip) 11:31
Total Time: 2:06:26
Companies, etc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Ralf Hütter
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Kraftwerk
Licensed To – Parlophone Records Ltd.
Notes
℗ 2020 this compilation is owned by Ralf Hütter and Kraftwerk under exclusive licence to Parlophone Records Limited

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I see it's available in lossless on Qobuz.

Track 4 has never been available on Cd or digitally so that one is def a rarity, albeit about 45 seconds edited out. But it's a great mix so I'll be buying that one tomorrow. Just hope it's not a crappy vinyl rip.

Not esp impressed with the Non Stop track.

It's a digital release, but they felt the need to edit the Hardcore Mix? WTF???

obs wrote:It's a digital release, but they felt the need to edit the Hardcore Mix? WTF???

Time constraints is not the only factor here. I guess someone thought it was too long and shortened it to make it sound "tighter".
Track 1 is a big surprise. It's a new, extended version, sounds like a mixture of the 1986 era and 1999 era. Very cool.

Fred Taghon wrote:I see it's available in lossless on Qobuz.

Track 4 has never been available on Cd or digitally so that one is def a rarity, albeit about 45 seconds edited out. But it's a great mix so I'll be buying that one tomorrow. Just hope it's not a crappy vinyl rip.

Not esp impressed with the Non Stop track.

yahooo ready to get this one!

discoginfo wrote:

obs wrote:It's a digital release, but they felt the need to edit the Hardcore Mix? WTF???

Time constraints is not the only factor here. I guess someone thought it was too long and shortened it to make it sound "tighter".
No one has mentioned track 1 yet. A big surprise. I guess it's a new, extended version, sounds like a mixture of the 1986 era and 1999 era.
Very cool.

that's literally the first thing i said, and i also linked the video of it.

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PS tracks 2 and 3 are actually longer than they were in 1991.
Robotnik (Kling Klang Mix) is 7:58 but was only 7:41 in 1991, and Robotronik (Kling Klang Mix) is 5:05 but was only 4:51 version in 1991.
I have not analyzed exactly what has been added, if anything.

Come on, who needs 9 Remixes of "Expo 2000" ?

All the remixes from 1981-1987 are left out. I wonder if they have plans for them.

discoginfo wrote:All the remixes from 1981-1987 are left out. I wonder if they have plans for them.

Kraftwerk didn't really get into remixes until the early 90s. They avoided them for much of their early career. I don't know why. They could release something like this for 81-87. Of course you have all the edits that would make another compilation.

1.Showroom Dummies 1982 remix
2.Dentaku
3.Les Mannequins
4.Computerwelt Special Remix
5.Tour De France Full German version
6.Tour De France Full French version
7.Tour De France Instrumental
8.Tour De France 1984 German remix
9.Tour De France 1984 French remix
10.Tour De France Kevorkian Remix
11.Musique Non Stop Remix
12.The Telephone Call Remix
13. Der Telefonanruf Remix
14.House Phone

humanracer wrote:

discoginfo wrote:All the remixes from 1981-1987 are left out. I wonder if they have plans for them.

Kraftwerk didn't really get into remixes until the early 90s. They avoided them for much of their early career. I don't know why. They could release something like this for 81-87. Of course you have all the edits that would make another compilation.

1.Showroom Dummies 1982 remix
2.Dentaku
3.Les Mannequins
4.Computerwelt Special Remix
5.Tour De France Full German version
6.Tour De France Full French version
7.Tour De France Instrumental
8.Tour De France 1984 German remix
9.Tour De France 1984 French remix
10.Tour De France Kevorkian Remix
11.Musique Non Stop Remix
12.The Telephone Call Remix
13. Der Telefonanruf Remix
14.House Phone

I would instantly buy this CD!

humanracer wrote:

discoginfo wrote:All the remixes from 1981-1987 are left out. I wonder if they have plans for them.

Kraftwerk didn't really get into remixes until the early 90s. They avoided them for much of their early career. I don't know why. They could release something like this for 81-87. Of course you have all the edits that would make another compilation.

1.Showroom Dummies 1982 remix
2.Dentaku
3.Les Mannequins
4.Computerwelt Special Remix
5.Tour De France Full German version
6.Tour De France Full French version
7.Tour De France Instrumental
8.Tour De France 1984 German remix
9.Tour De France 1984 French remix
10.Tour De France Kevorkian Remix
11.Musique Non Stop Remix
12.The Telephone Call Remix
13. Der Telefonanruf Remix
14.House Phone

Yes indeed, the completeness of such a compilation is going to come down to how far down the rabbit hole of regional language and edit variations you want to go and/or have the stomach for being repeated again and again... these may also include;

‘Mini Calculateur’ - the French language version of Pocket Calculator - full length on album and 12”, also edited down slightly for the 7”.

While we are at at in ‘Computer World’ era edits, US single releases saw 1) an edit of ‘Numbers’ that completely lopped off the intro counting and just cut to the car chase when the electronic percussion came in, and 2) ‘Pocket Calculator’ snipped down to around 3’55”.

The UK single release of ‘Computer Love’ was also remixed - 12” and 7” edit - the differences are subtle though.

Having hit the coveted #1 singles chart top spot in the UK in Feb 1982 with ‘The Model’, EMI UK issued the already mentioned remix of ‘Showroom Dummies’ as a single (snipped down in length and with some subtle electronic percussion overdubs added) - the B side also contained an otherwise unavailable remix of ‘Numbers’ - it is speeded up slightly and gets busy with the editing scissors by cutting down the random notes heard in the first part of the track and re-introducing it later on - before also introducing part of ‘Computer World 2’ before the track fades out.

‘Musique Non Stop’ remixes - the 7” A side and 12” A side are different from each other and also unlike the original album version. (Both start off with portions of ‘Boing Boom Tschak’.) Oddly enough, the 7” B side version is the first 3’45” of the LP version faded out early. (Even shorter on the US 7” B side.)

‘The Telephone Call’ - again the A side mixes are different from 7” and 12 - and x2 since there are also the German language ‘Der Telefon Anruf’ versions too.

Humanracer and FiveTenFifteen, what would the music world be without music nerds like you who keep track on the versions like that. Congrats.
I guess I will have to update my discography.
http://www.discog.info/kraftwerk-discog.html

ZippY wrote:

humanracer wrote:

discoginfo wrote:All the remixes from 1981-1987 are left out. I wonder if they have plans for them.

Kraftwerk didn't really get into remixes until the early 90s. They avoided them for much of their early career. I don't know why. They could release something like this for 81-87. Of course you have all the edits that would make another compilation.

1.Showroom Dummies 1982 remix
2.Dentaku
3.Les Mannequins
4.Computerwelt Special Remix
5.Tour De France Full German version
6.Tour De France Full French version
7.Tour De France Instrumental
8.Tour De France 1984 German remix
9.Tour De France 1984 French remix
10.Tour De France Kevorkian Remix
11.Musique Non Stop Remix
12.The Telephone Call Remix
13. Der Telefonanruf Remix
14.House Phone

I would instantly buy this CD!

most of these were posted:
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=39297&hilit=kraftwerk

Deutsche 7" singles (1973-1987)
01. Kohoutek - Kometenmelodie 1 / 02. Kohoutek - Kometenmelodie 2 / 03. Autobahn / 04. Kometenmelodie 2 / 05. Radio-Aktivitaet / 06. Antenne / 07. Trans Europa Express / 08. Franz Schubert / 09. Die Roboter / 10. Spacelab / 11. Neonlicht / 12. Taschenrechner / 13. Dentaku / 14. Musique Non Stop / 15. Musique Non Stop (instrumental) / 16. Der Telefonanruf

UK 7" singles (1975-1987)
01. Autobahn / 02. Comet Melody / 03. Trans-Europe Express / 04. Europe Endless / 05. Showroom Dummies / 06. The Robots / 07. Spacelab / 08. Neon Lights / 09. Pocket Calculator / 10. Dentaku / 11. Computer Love / 12. Showroom Dummies (remix) / 13. Numbers (remix) / 14. Tour de France / 15. Tour de France (instrumental) / 16. The Telephone Call

Versions & mixes (1975-1987)
01. Stratovarius (Exceller 8 edit) / 02. Vom Himmel Hoch (7" edit) / 03. Trans-Europe Express (instrumental) / 04. Les Mannequins (7" edit) / 05. The Hall of Mirrors (7" edit) / 06. Pocket Calculator (US 7" edit) / 07. Mini Calculateur / 08. Computerwelt (special mix) / 09. Numbers (7" edit) / 10. Tour de France (version longue) / 11. Tour de France (2e etape) / 12. Der Telefonanruf (remix) / 13. House Phone / 14. The Telephone Call (remix) / 15. Sex Object (edit)

Further versions & mixes (1974-1987)
01. Ruckzuck (edit) / 02. Les Mannequins / 03. Neonlights (Argentinian 7" edit) / 04. Autobahn (Highrail edit) / 05. Computer Love (Argentinian 7" edit) / 06. Techno Pop (original 1983 version) / 07. Sex Object (original 1983 version) / 08. Tour de France 1984 (remix French) / 09. Tour de France 1984 (remix German) / 10. Tour de France 1984 (Kevorkian remix) / 11. Techno Pop (Spanish LP version) / 12. Objecto Sexual (Spanish LP version edit) . Bonus tracks: Florian Schneider - Poem for Vocoder ; Atom™ - Schlusswort ; Karl Bartos - 0_1

There was also a Tour De France 98:
Karl Bartos Tour De France '98 6:45

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discoginfo wrote:

obs wrote:It's a digital release, but they felt the need to edit the Hardcore Mix? WTF???

Time constraints is not the only factor here. I guess someone thought it was too long and shortened it to make it sound "tighter".
Track 1 is a big surprise. It's a new, extended version, sounds like a mixture of the 1986 era and 1999 era. Very cool.

it's not really a new remix either, they used parts of it from 1993-1996 on MTV europe in commercials.

you edited your comment again.

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