Autobahn

Incredible work

Kraftwerk is the most innovative, musically important band most people have never heard.

it's really really good... its not singles and catchy tunes but it's melodies that bring you on a journey, drop you off at different spots, then pick you up without you even realizing. i'm surprised this never became a soundtrack !! Seriously I want to make a short film just to their album titled track

This is uber German. And yeah, I liked it. Pretty peaceful except for that last track. It’s just too open concept for me to really appreciate.

This is a great album for electronic music. Its influence is hard to overestimate. When you listen to it, you feel like you are on a journey with sudden moods and this journey ends with a very beautiful song "Morgenspaziergang"

It never ceases to amaze me that an album released 50 years ago, recorded using instruments made from spare electronics and tin foil, held together with string and duct tape, still sounds fresh and startlingly modern. The highlight is the title track, recreating a trip on an Autobahn through the medium of motorik beats and painstakingly crafted sound effects. This is a genre defining album, influencing artists from Gary Numan to Afrika Bambaataa. Stunning

The fact that this turns 50 this year is mind-boggling; they were ahead of their time and produced a really ground-braking record.

Kraftwerk themselves consider 'Autobahn' to be their true beginning. Even now, their first three albums are hardly known and not even made available on streaming services. 'Autobahn' was the album that set them apart from their contemporaries, by rejecting traditional instruments for purely electronic ones. Previously, electronic music was solely for avant garde composers and sci-fi movies. You'd never consider making a pop album out of it. Kraftwerk took inspiration from the experience of speeding on that famous motorway to create their sounds. It's a perfect match and there was something both ultra modern and atomizing about the experience. The band also formed their ultra clean cut and minimalized image during this era. That would prove to be influential for decades to come, including eventually the likes of Daft Punk. Truth be told, the title track is the much better than the second half of the album. But the whole thing is revolutionary.

Good one but just not what i need

perchè?

Revolutionary when this album came out, and I still listen to it.

irpiacciono i synth (i suoni di sto album sono synth vero? Boh) ma dopo un po' mi distraggo

Not bad background music

Fun fun fun. Not as focused/direct as what came later, but so nice.

3.5

C’est le premier album que j’ai écouté de Kraftwerk, pis je suis tout de suite tombé « en amour » (plus super intrigué que en amour). L’innovation au niveau électronique et les atmosphères créées digne de Pink Floyd, en plus d’être emballée dans un chef-d’oeuvre minimaliste qui compétitionne avec les plus grands (jte regarde, Unknown Pleasure, prend exemple sur les allemands pour les synth)

kindheitserinnerungen! mir gefällt das album und vor allem die ersten beiden tracks, Autobahn und Kometenmelodie. fünf sterne weil es ein echt wegweisendes album ist.

Autobahn ist ein Meilenstein und auch heute noch hörenswert. 50 Jahre nach der Entstehung! Zeigt, welchen Weg die Musik in dieser Zeit genommen hat. Der Rest der Platte ist erstaunlich, dass man damals so etwas veröffentlichte, wohl einfach weil Synthesizer etwas neues faszinierendes waren.

Atmospheric and ground-breaking. It seeps into your world. Lovely and experimental.

As the name suggests, probably decent when listening to it whilst driving

So influential to the rise of electronic music. Can be a little boring at parts, but still a classic.

Very cool. Titular track is long but doesn’t outstay its welcome. Other tracks are lovely sound scapes.

Can't be five, but is 4.75 so is five. Nothing else to add.

Some sick songwriting and musicianship on here.

When the first song ended I thought I had been in a trance and that was the entire album. The age of this for this sound is kind of wild. I feel there must be a ton of nuance and skill in how this was made back then. I'm glad I listened, don't know if I'll come back but I enjoyed it and don't regret the time. Only got one listen so it could have more I missed.

I was listening to this suffering from a pretty bad headache, I felt like I was going insane. It was interesting and I might even go back to it someday if I would like to be in a trance, but it would not be a regular listen.

Love me some Kraftwerk. This one isn’t as strong as Man Machine or Trans Europe Express, but it’s still good. The centerpiece is the title track and at 21 minutes it’s half the album. This song is a lot of fun, it helps that I’m a sucker for vocoders. The rest of the album is solid but not amazing.

Up and down but the title track is so strong that I have to give it four stars.

"The album's release in West Germany saw little press attention." no shit haha. Apparently we have these folks to blame for Bowie's bored synth noodling period. That first track was long but fine and whatever, but holy smokes, this album just plummets in a confounding way. This last track feels like cruel and unusual punishment. Are these flutes supposed to make me feel like I've come through hell but everything's going to be ok? I'm a pretty open minded person but these experimental/artsy albums are in nooooo wayyyyyy timeless. I guess I would have had to have been there.

Uff, 22 Minuten Autobahnfahrt!

I could have walked away from the first song for 20 mins and missed nothing. 2.

Initially I was excited by the prospect of this album- electronic music in 1974? But then I hit play. It reminded me of a boring video game soundtrack. Personal enjoyment: 1/5 Relevance to this list: 2/5

Awful

Pass.

oh jaaaaa

thinner than their later albums.

Yea pretty good

Desert island disc?

Fantastisch album, vooral het nummer Autobahn. Visionair, en gewoon echt goed.

Title track + some other songs for some, but for me the whole thing is really enjoyable. I love how experimental and playful this album is

I think this is my favorite album from Kraftwerk. So unique! This is the music you get when you turn on the radio on the highway to the land of dreams!

The masters at work crafting their whole new sound to offer to the world. The best was yet to come, but it's still a strong 4.

Well done soundscaping. The titles fit

I get that it’s experiencing the Autibahn in an album, like a long road trip complete with highway hypnosis. I just don’t know if that’s fun. Respect the artistry and the minimalist album cover.

I'm still trying to figure out how this became a radio hit but yet, Trance 101 right here, kids...

Started off interesting but turned into a dull, repetitive and monotonous drone. Actually, that perfectly represents what it's like driving on an autobahn/motorway, so....

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it wasn't my favorite Kraftwerk. Kind of felt more like background music than I expected. But still good background music to have on.

Odd

This album can be really pretty in parts. I'm not sure why this isn't as celebrated as TRANS EUROPA EXPRESS. I mean, that's all I really hafta say: I enjoyed this one **way more** than I did the other one. And people complain about this being repetitive? Please, like it doesn't evolve on itself. I swear...

Ein Pionier der elektronischen Musik, der mehr als nur eine Neuheit ist. Ich kann ihm ganz einfach eine 5 geben.

I’m surprisingly at a 5. I deeply ripped into Kraftwerk for what I perceived as minimalism on Trans-Europe Express. I haven’t gone back to the album to see if my opinion has changed, but this album did way more for me than Trans-Europe Express. For me, this just has a way more sonically pleasing soundscape, it’s got a good variety of tone and instrumentation, I think the synth work evolves throughout each track in a way that doesn’t feel like an FL Studio sample loop on repeat for 6 minutes, and ultimately, everything here just felt like had more character and more groove to it. There was way more depth in just Autobahn by itself than the entirety of Trans-Europe Express for me. The back half of the album is really nice too; I love the dichotomy between Kometenmelodie 1 and 2, and while Mitternacht kinda fell into the repetition of Trans-Europe Express, it never got gratingly long to be an issue. Morgenspaziergang is really nice too; I love the transition from the synth work into the real instruments, and it does feel like a proper end to this journey on the Autobahn. Ultimately, this album DID have the scenery changes that I felt weren’t present on Trans-Europe Express, and I enjoyed my ride on the Autobahn much, much more. This is 43 minutes of super chill music, and I liked every single second of it. It’s a 5. A damn good one, at that.

A classic

Cracker of an album (or is it an EP...?). The first album/track that taught me what stereo was.

I've never heard a synthesizer used in so many different ways. Just in the title track alone, the synthesizer is clearly mimicking the sounds you'd hear on the highway (or "der Autobahn") such as vehicles cruising by, the tuning of the radio in your car, and even other industrial sounds. The remaining tracks range from unnerving to happy and serene. It's hard to believe that this was released in 1974. This was my first exposure to Kraftwerk, and it's pretty evident that they were pioneers of electronic music. I'm sure their reach extends even beyond that though, as you hear Kraftwerk's influence in much of 80s synth-pop and even early hip-hop samples. The influence is recognizable, but the title track carries this album and I don't see myself coming back to this.

Fahren, fahren, fahren auf der Autobahn! Fun fun fun (sic) auf der Autobahn! Well it’s essentially one good song and a little side dressing but always like me some Kraftwerk.

Early weird German techno stuff

Every Kraftwerk song I've heard has been splendid but I'm a bum and keep forgetting to listen to more that just The Man Machine. While I didn't enjoy this one as much as TMM, I think it was still a good time. It just had higher expectations.

Fahren fahren fahren bliep bliep Ouwe meuk zeg, maar wel cool voor die tijd

ja i love it, au to bahn

Hahahaha nice Classic Wel iets te veel van t goede soms Iets te deep fried

Very forgettable but not bad

I’m sure there was a good artistic vision for this, but it doesn’t translate 50 years in the future

not very fun fun fun in the autobahn

The 22+ minute title track about the joys of riding the Autobahn is a little silly but it ended up being the highlight for me. There are some beautiful instrumental stretches on that track. The other songs are ambient-leaning electronica for the most part. Each piece has a different mood. I like listening to Kraftwerk albums from this list because they’re clearly an influential band and they’re also just an interesting, unique band in their own right. They’ve been hit or miss for me though, with this album falling somewhere in the middle. Interesting and enjoyable but probably not something I’ll put on again.

"fun fun fun in te autobahn" "fun fun fun in te autobahn" This was a fun listen. I know of Kraftwerk from a distance and I know that they are the true pioneers of electronic music. On this list there's a good amount of bands from this time period that have used electronic sounds in their music as it was a new thing at the time. I know this because I've written about early electronic music exploration about a hundred times so far and my fingers just seem to go to the same letters, words, and phrases whenever I put on a new record from this list and hear the first few synthetic sounds. Kraftwerk have a cool sound though. It's at times droney, at times light, at times chill, at times upbeat. There's something more to them beyond being a band that has their sound and then bolted on synths to be trendy. These songs do suffer from the phenomenon that I think tends to occur often when bands get experimental with new sounds and timbres and paradigms- the basic musical building blocks of harmony and melody get kind of left behind and they end up pretty basic or rudimentary. It's almost like there's a code between musicians or a shared understanding of a see-saw effect that has to happen when getting experimental: if one facet gets wild and out there, the other facet has to get simple. I would love if this album gave me both experimental electronic sounds and also some interesting harmony+melody. It doesn't even have to be "weird" experimental; it could even be super pop catchy melodies. Or jazz harmonies and chord progressions. They do however prove me wrong on "Kometenmelodie 2", which sounds like it could be a Beach Boys track, but that's it. Give me more of that! Amazing album cover. I love the simplicity in everything. It is pretty funny though to have a very German band have an album about the Autobahn. Kind of feels like a US based band singing about the bald eagle- which usually makes me cringe.

Groovy, ground-breaking, packed with tunes, sonic gems and great rhythms. Still a great listen.

I appreciated how odd this was. A cool quirky little record.

Impossible to overstate how influential Kraftwerk were. Not my favourite but every album rules except Techno Pop. Teens hate this, robot music is man music. If you one starred this AND Black Sabbath's Vol. 4; banned from listening to music.

I fahking love it

Wasnt into this. Sounded like a sesame street segment.

Excellent! A work of genius

Exept the "Autobahn"-theme nothing to convince me. Just because it is considered as influential I did really expect a lot more from this record.

4 stars for one good song, but it’s long

Nerds! Peels out at 200 km/h in 3 seconds on the Autobahn honking an analog synth-horn at everybody in the passing lane. Take that you Musikante stuck in the 70's.

Another album that I appreciate more than I like. They are the godfadders of techno and electronica but when it comes down to it, most of the album is just a collection of sci-fi noises played repeatedly for far too long. 6/10

The pseudonymous track is good, like it quite a bit. The other tracks are interesting and pretty good. Overall not my style but enjoyed the tunes.

Meh.

I liked the jellyfish

Just not my thing. Enjoyable but I'd never have a time I'd listen.

This is a masterpiece! I read somewhere that this band singlehandedly ignited the electronic music revolution. If you listen to this album, I suspect you will understand why.

If they weren't German I would have thought this was a joke

elektronic, 1974 -> 3

More German noise. At least this one is somewhat melodic.

Important pioneer of modern electronic music.

at the start not bad, after a while gets annoying

Wir fahren, fahren, fahren auf der Autobahn

fahn fahn fahn off the autobahn

I get how it is innovative and led the way to today’s synthesized music. But it doesn’t mean it’s a great listen.

Yeah, I just don’t get it. Like a lot of Kraftwerk’s discography, it’s critically loved and culturally lauded for all of it’s influences on a huge swath of modern music across all genres from hip-hop to rock/pop to ambient and EDM, and I do hear all of those influences, but I prefer their modern evolution which is morphed stages beyond this original source material that served as a primordial musical big bang of sorts. It could be simply that I’m not big into Kraut Rock or singers that sound more like European insurance salesmen than rock stars.

Looked forward to this. Great album.

50 years is a long time. Seems like it would have been pretty revolutionary back in the day. I like stuff on the more experimental side, such as Godspeed You! Black Emperor and such, but that experimental side has to have some kind of melody and such to resonate with my own tastes. Not saying this album is bad - it isn't - it's just not for me. But i can understand how huge this would have been back in the day. Nice to see that it's still polarizing.

So this is what you get when you combine a bunch of young intellectual types, synthesizers and a liberal national drug policy? Sounds pretty neat. Also: Thumbs up for basically inventing a new genre, and being an influence on everything that came after it.

I listened to this 15 minutes ago, and I can't tell you a damn thing about it.

I remember listening to Kraftwerk ages ago and not thinking anything of it. I still dont think I get it, but I appreciate it a bit more. its a short listen, and it gets pretty soundscape-y but maybe thats your bag, baby!

Au-to-bahn Love the journey this album takes you on

Excellent. Best track is Autobahn 4/5

Working to this made me feel like I was in the Social Network

Who did they pay to appear on this more than once?

This is what happens when you give g*mers the courage to write music

Sure

Can we PLEASE collectively agree to stop underrating Kraftwerk. They are without a doubt the most important and influential band in the world of electronic music, yet somehow all of their albums have really mediocre average ratings. Some people might find this album "boring" or "weird", but if you stop being closed minded and stop expecting everything you hear to be a formulaic 3 minute pop song then you can start to appreciate how amazing Kraftwerk are. Songs that exceed 10 minutes are something I have always had an appreciation for, because I love getting immersed in the music and really taking the time to admire everything that is going on in the music, and this is basically just a full album of that.

One of the first albums I got on this list was The Man Machine, and I gave it a 3, but it was very meh. I actually liked this album a lot more, probably about a 3.5, but not enough to round up to a 4. If I could go back and re-rate The Man Machine, I’d probably give it a 2. But alas, this is also getting a 3. But it was much better.

A bit too high-frequency with the beeps and boops. I say that as a chiptune fan.

I'm mean look not everyone is going to like this, but no one can deny the impact Kraftwerk had on music. 3

Chill and melodic. Would be even more chill without the German, but whatever. The weirder, the better. What's also weird is how some white dudes from Germany who created their instruments and sounds spawned some classic hip-hop by young black men who were doing the same thing over in Americ, and used Kraftwerk samples to create a new sound that has become the dominant force in global music.

The title track was great but fell off from there

Wild to think this record turns half a century old this year (2024). I’ve known of Kraftwerk and their influence on other artists I love, but I have not listened to a record of theirs in full, and this is a really great one. The development of these tracks is very innovative and charming. It takes me to a different world, enveloping me in a robotic soundscape, full of imagination. This is a really nice one that I will certainly revisit.

I liked the vibes of this one! Would definitely love to check out more of their work, knew of their influence but had not heard any, so this was a good ride.

"Britain has some of the safest roads in Europe. But this isn't Britain... This is der Autobahn!" Cutting edge electronica. Unlike anything ever in 1974 and it still stands up half a century later. The earliest of the Kraftwerk records on the list. Autobahn (1974), to Trans Europe Express (1977), to The Man Machine (1978) show an evolution from the pure ambient and meandering atmosphere on show here to the more poppy Man Machine, with TEE being the half way point. The 22 minute opening track captures a sense of motion. Crash, bang, wallop - what an innovative artist. Rating: 3.5/5 Playlist track: Autobahn Date listened: 10/04/24

Álbum sem letra não me pega

Do que adianta ser alemão se não falam alemão

Side A is great. Side B is great.

This is horrific, it’s like ambient music but makes me uncomfortable instead of relaxed.

Autobahn I do love this album although in totality it’s not quite on the same consistent level as Trans Europe Express or The Man Machine for me. But then the title track is one of the best things ever recorded. Side 1 - 22 minutes of brilliance. It doesn’t feel long despite only a few variations on its structure and melody. It’s hypnotic and propulsive rhythm evokes the movement of the car, while the synths create a feeling of space, vista and excitement. Actual car journeys can be boring, but this feels like a car journey without the boredom. It is a truly remarkable bit of music, fantastic, massively influential and ultimately incredibly satisfying. Side 2 has its moments but doesn’t reach the heights of Autobahn, although Kometenmelodie 2 is a great track in its own right, I guess a soundtrack to a comet flying through space before accelerating and burning out. Mitternacht always sounds a bit like Save the Life of a Child to me, with the synth sounds and chords, also combined with a bit of Higher than the Sun by Primal Scream. I love the flute and pain on Morgenspaziergang, and although it does give me the feeling of a spring woodland in the morning, it does feel like a nice idea in search of a fuller composition, perhaps similar to Mitternacht in that regard They are incredible though in how what they do evokes feelings and touches the senses, considering they are 4 slightly odd men building electronic music with an almost stereotypical degree of German practicality and logic. Finding it quite hard to score, the second side, despite moments of brillance is inconsistent, particularly compared to side 1, which I think pushes it down to 4. But then Autobahn is so good it could be a 5 all on its own. I think I’ll go 4, just in comparison to TEE and TMM and also, like some other top tier artists I’m holding them to a higher standard. ⭐⭐⭐⭐️

The only positive thing on this album is its cover.

Not much to say in here, I'm not a fan of Kraftwerk or the genre, and I don't think any album can change my mind now. Autobahn is pretty okay for the first few minutes, after which you're getting nauseous and sick of the all music altogether. Please, no more krautrock.

Oddio livello distrazione 3000, tutto troppo lungo e noioso

Mi piacciono i synth (i suoni di sto album sono synth vero? Boh) ma dopo un po’ mi distraggo

It actually sounds like I'm in an autobahn! The long, boring cruise through the highway. The smooth and cool feeling when speeding across it. The oddly melancholic feeling of it at night. Amazing. A really artful, immersive album overall.

Can’t imagine what people must have thought when this came out in the 70’s. 50 years old and it still sounds groundbreaking. After the epic 20-odd minute long title track, we’re treated to some crazy experimental sounds that wouldn’t sound out of place on an aphex twin record.

Very much not my thing Favourite: Autobahn (although I’d like it more if it was about 18 minutes shorter)

Strange but artsy. Not sure I always get art. Fav = fun fun fun on the autobahn

I liked this far more than expected. Fun Fun Fun on the Autobahn.

Video game repetitive sounds

Zu seiner Zeit sicherlich wegweisend. Langatmige Syntheziser sind aber heute nichts für mich.

Kraftwerk. Nice. But this isn't their best.

was this necessary

I learned today that I've been sleeping on Kraftwerk. Autobahn is a truly timeless album. It was made 50 years ago, feels about a decade ahead of its time, and still sounds contemporary today.

Am album ahead of its time in a lot of ways. Perhaps it's the age and 1970s influence, but I found myself grooving one minute and then bored the next.

1970s Germany was not a happy place.

One of the best electronic albums of all time, it’s immaculate

Speaks to one's mind more than one's heart or soul. Full appreciation of the trance-y effects (more on "Kometen 2") may require one to be in the right mood. The opener may be symphonic, but it's also too long. "Morgen" is probably the most interesting song for not being so relentlessly minimalist and repetitive. Hard to get past the kitschy sound of such dated keyboard technology.

I don't drive, but I might put this on next time I'm playing Euro Truck Sim 2, see if it enhances the experience

Ok

A third (and final album) by Kraftwerk, I think getting them so close together is clouding my judgement but they all blend together, and nothing stands out about this one.

Kind of mesmerizing but it felt more like background music.

Pretty phenomenal stuff. Got them synths sounding like cars on the autobahn, how cool is that? I wonder how many people have listened to it while driving on the autobahn? If only Total Ghost were able to open for them in May…

I listened to Autobahn while driving yesterday and almost fell asleep. It's a meditative album. Very simplistic sounding. Good for when you're trying to nap. It's not good driving music. Don't listen to this while driving the autobahn.

Not really my bag

Curious and experimental, if a little 'all-fart-no-poo"

I was really enjoying the trip along the autobahn, but after a while (quite a long while) they refused to stop at the services and I needed a wee pretty badly.

Classic krautrock/electronic album

Time for another artist I've heard of! I've been on a good streak with that lately, but that's mainly because two out of the past 4 albums I've gotten were from artists that I've gotten earlier in the project. Kraftwerk is a fairly iconic band, so I wasn't surprised to see one of their albums in here. Based on my research this seems to be the album that put them on the map of popular music. After listening to it, I guess I can see why. Is this my favorite album ever? No. Not even close. It's a good album though. The sound is enjoyable to listen to. I like how the album doesn't just throw everything at you right away and builds up to the different sounds that it wants to make. The whole feel of the album is pretty mystical. The 22-minute long title track is probably the most interesting song on the album for multiple reasons. This seems to be a love-it-or-hate-it kind of album based on the reviews I've read from this site. I'd say I'm closer to the love it side, but I'm not super passionate about it. Still, this album is pretty good, and I'm excited to hear what else this band has to offer from the two other albums they have on this list. High 3/5.

The fist song is eternal. I felt like i was on windows Fav songs:Kometenmelodie 2 B_

Kinda want to give 5 stars but I'd basically be giving it to the majority of the first track. By Morning Stroll I've got to admit that one (very long) great track doesn't make the whole album a 5.

Most interesting because this album was made in 1974. Apple didn't make the first home computer until 1976 and no one was using synths in 1976. 22 minutes is too long for a song though. Good background music overall.

50 years on this is still the sound of the future

I think I'm meant to like Autobahn more than I do. First things first, it's genuinely remarkable that this album is 50 (FIFTY) years old, the sound is so much newer than that and could only have been revolutionary in its time. I get that it's also been hugely influential too, and that has some weight, but the actual music doesn't give me what I want from this genre, which as I've mentioned before really needs some power, some acceleration in bpm and a lot more euphoria. We get that a bit here and there, most notably in Kometenmelodie 2, but it's a record that leaves me wanting a lot more than it gives me. Also Mitternacht is fucking awful. Probably a high 2, needed more from the back half of the album to get a 3 or higher.

This is an album very much of a time - probably about 10-15 years after it was released. It's obviously very synthy, it's a cool, experimental sound that should probably be judged against that 1974 yardstick, and it's incredible in that regard. But, listening to it today, it does feel like it lacks a bit of energy - you can get away with some tracks that are more ambient and dreamy like Autobahn, which is a classic, but after that you need a bit more oomph to build on that, whereas it mostly dials back. I think it's still a 4/5 for me, but at the bottom end of the 4 spectrum.

Weird and very repetitive. Not really my thing...

Some of y'all weren't raised on kraftwerk, and it shows

I enjoyed this more than I remembered.

Surprised by the pan pipes on this ngl

Catchy tune

That's not my taste in musik. But ok

It"s ok for background listening.

Housecleaning music at best

passend zum osterstau lol

Interesting. Would never have listened on my own.

Space music

Title track is actually pretty enjoyable. Some of the other stuff is kinda challenging. Definitely an Influential and important record and better than the other kraftwerk album. I hope we don’t get any more kraftwerk though I think we get it. 2.5

I know this is a historically important album but it was a little brutal getting thru this.

I was thinking of giving this a two until the last song when it started off as a hearing test.

prototype electronic techno goodness. in the 1970s, this is what the future could've sounded like. vocoded vocals, space-age zaps and beeps, driving sweeps, pads, and wide analog drones... this album is quite the trip. the main track is about a road trip.

Ok

This was ok, but felt very one-note.

Who might want to listen to this album? Stoners? Check. EDM fans interested in the roots of their music? Check. 80s techno lovers who want to know what influenced that genre? Check. Anyone who likes really interesting music. Absolutely. Autobahn is, by even Kraftwerk standards, an early electronic music album. They took the academic-oriented electronic music of the late 1960s and early 1970s and melded it with ambient influences and pop music to create a true masterpiece. Later on, Kraftwerk added the disco beats that were becoming increasingly common in clubs of the mid 70s to create the signature Kraftwerk sound. Even though this is a prequel to what would later be the trust of their music, it is still a phenomenal album. The driving beat of the title track alone makes this a special album.

I can only conclude that two Kraftwerk albums in ten days is too much. If you’re a nihilist in the business if kidnapping young trophy wives (in the parlance of our times) this might be your jam. Otherwise pretty much unlistenable.

Didn’t hate it but thought it would be good for a claymation project.

Blech

classic.

Gear: Hifiman Arya Mix (2009 Remaster): Optimistisch. Futuristisch. Perfekt. Musik: Ikonisch. Legendär. Kraftwerk. Wertung: 🛣️🛣️🛣️🛣️🛣️/5

Time and place. Need to listen later not the time or place.

Read the wiki page about this album before I listen it was kind of excited to hear it. Particularly after seeing The artist who allegedly credited this album as influential in their careers.… I don’t see it more importantly, I didn’t hear it. Sure it’s a blend of instruments with electronics, but that’s about the Extent of it. Not offensive, except the vocals when they appeared, but not inspiring.

Can see how this would have influenced a number of artists in the late 70's and into the 80's for sure... Pop songs had their song structure, and Country songs had their structure - but synths were a brand new thing around that time - so how to use it, and what could be created, was wide-open - as there was absolutely no roadmap, and I like what they did here... You can hear elements of the atmospherics and soundscapes that many synth type bands would get into, as well as the direction that some of the new wave artists of the 80's would pursue... The quality of the recording is exceptional for 1974, and the album really just should have been all instrumental - as the lyrics and limited vocals were just dreadful... A little bit more here than meets the eye in terms of influence, as whenever Kraftwerk comes on the radio, I never turn it off - though I doubt I will ever listen to this album again... I'd give this a 2 for the quality of what they did musically, and it gets bumped up to a 3 based on how influential this had to be coming out in 1974...

Song at the end is beautiful. Title track a work of sheer genius. Middle bits were so so.

Love it.

Influential is a word I use a lot going through these suggestions. I think this and Oxygene by Jean Michel-Jarre have to be the joint most influential albums in electronic music history. I know there was electronic stuff before this. But this is such a complete electronic album, and you can hear it's influence everywhere. Trouble is I just don't like it that much. It's still getting 4 stars because it's amazing and so important it's hard ot know where to start.

fun fun fun off the autobahn. I know this walked so Electric as a genre could run but idk I am just kinda bored with it.

I don’t usually listen to this style of music, but this was ok! The universe is hilarious to give this album to me in the morning I have a three hour drive.

BANGERRRRR

I knew Kraftwerk only from name and that they were revolutionary in their time. For the 70’s I can imagine this was something new. Autobahn the song is very long but in some way I keep listening. After that the album dies out and gets boring for me.

Surprisingly great. You can definitely hear the influence this record had on Bowie's Berlin-era albums (Low, Heroes, Lodger), what with the vivid electronic quasi-soundscapes, stationary vocals, and gradual, impactful chord changes. It almost jumps on the prog-rock bandwagon that was all the craze in the early-to-mid 70s, but veers into a more slow, electronic genre. I get the point of the opening, title track, but clocking in at almost 23 minutes without too many new ideas being introduced throughout, it's just too long and repetitive to really be a masterpiece. The four tracks on Side 2 are all great (if a little unmemorable), containing some pretty synth melodies and a few extra instruments thrown into the final track. A really good album that was very much ahead of its time.

No

This felt more like I was screening movie soundtrack montages than music. Not for me.

This whole album was exceedingly avant-garde. The first track is 23 minutes of music prominently featuring highway sounds. Subsequent tracks are shorter, but somehow feel even more experimental. Strange audio samples are littered everywhere, though it should be noted that the more musical parts of the album are actually pleasant to listen to.

I’ve always heard of them being influential to some artists I like, but never listened to them. It was okay as background music, but I think this just doesn’t stand up since electronic music has come so far since this time.

Oh dear. Not for me. Not at all. But clearly very important to many artists whose work I do love, so thanks for that, Kraftwerk.

Fun fun fun

One great song very long and technical if they made a haynes manual into an album this is what it would sound like.

Vorsprung durch Technik

Heard to concentrate on whilst I was working, but the bits I tuned into were good.

I'd stared listening to this yesterday morning, but stopped as I wasn't in the mood. I was off out in the evening for a walk and a train journey into Bristol, so thought it could be my soundtrack. Turns out it was a pretty good soundtrack. Although, I prefer Kraftwerk's other albums, particularly Trans Europe Express, this one was still pretty good.

This album is surprisingly not what I thought it would be. It’s an adventure, but in the same way that a trip to the grocery store is an adventure: some people get excited over it, and others don’t. I was the latter. Songs like “Morgenspaziergang” and the two parts of “Kometenmelodie” do redeem this album, though. They’re soundscapes that just feel good to listen to. But, the album’s 22 minute opener of a title track really threw me off of my rocker. And that’s why I think this album gets a 58% or a 2.9/5. Fav: Nothing really stuck out to me here. Least Fav: “Autobahn”

I'm sure this was a very influential album back in it's day.

Kraftwerk are legendary pioneers of electronic music. They’ve worked out a futuristic, yet retro aesthetic. Most of their albums are worth a few listens, especially Trans Atlantic Express.

Perhaps this would hit different if I had experience driving on the Autobahn. Update 5.20.25: Ok so I was having a really stressful day the day that I got this album last year, and I always felt like I didn't give this the attention it deserved. After getting a different Kraftwerk album today that I really enjoyed, I decided to revisit Autobahn. I didn't enjoy it as much as The Man-Machine, but it still deserves a bump from a 2 to a 3. Pretty cool stuff in here, and so far ahead of its time.

Overall, I liked this and thought it was well-done. I don't think it's memorable enough to really come back to, and I definitely didn't love it any more than anything I would listen to. 7/10 Favorite Songs: Autobahn, Morgenspaziergang No least favorite songs

Pretty good, but not as enjoyable as their later work. Basically everything I have to say.

3.5

Never thought I'd ever listen to a 22 minute song that essentially just says "We are driving on the Autobahn".

BEEP BOOP STARS.

Interesting music....it sounds like a soundtrack to a medieval story. Pleasant enough to listen to as I was reading...quick and short tracks...not bad.

Bleep bloop blop

Raisa said she can make most of these sounds with her “tummy” after a good meal. I don’t disagree 😂 Barely getting through the first song (which is 22 minutes long!) think I’ll move on to a podcast instead this morning.

It’s ok

There are some Kraftwerk tunes like 'Radioactivity' and 'Das Model', to name a few, that still holds up well today, but they are not on this album. Kraftwerk's influence on electronic music can't be understated enough, but sadly they are also a group whose music don't hold up at all today - and this album is a perfect example of that. If the first track was 3 minutes or so, it would have been endlessly better. But 22 minutes? I get that it is thematical, but come on. 'Morgenspaziergang' has is ok as a lullaby, but not much more than that. In general I think it's cool that they have tried to imagine how a certain theme might sound if done only with electronic sounds, such as 'Kometenmelodie' or 'Morgenspaziergang', but the problem is that it just isn't that good or fun to listen to in my opinion. I will give this album a 2 star rating ONLY out of respect for Kraftwerk and their legacy, but if this showed up today out of the blue in 2024 it'd be a 1 star hands down. And this comes from someone who listens to and loves electronic music.

I always enjoyed Kraftwerk for doing their own thing and this album feels quite unique. Authobahn (the song) while not their most energetic song is still a fun listen and feels like it is filled with tech optimism. The rest was ok too. I just feel that Kraftwerk come into their own in their later albums with their more energetic songs (and lyrics!). Still as a hint of what is to come it was a fun listen.

Interesting. Made my day feel like I was in a 70s PBS science special.

Immer schon eine ganz besondere Platte!

Too much electronic and abstract for me.

This bring me back to high school art class. The production is great and the song design is top notch. I'm not a into some of the extended parts and it can make it hard to focus on three music at times.

Beep beep.

This was a cool album conceptually. Try to capture a number of certain feelings musically. Most notable driving on the autobahn. I’m not sure how well executed it was, as I don’t think some of the songs really inspired the right feelings. Especially Autobahn. Mitternacht and Morgenspaziergang I felt did very well. Probably not an album I’ll revisit, but I really like the concept

Why did I think kraftwek was a more modern group? This album/band is from the 70s! After oxygene maybe I'm a sucker for old school electronic music. This albums feels like a good prototype of other albums I'd enjoy, 3*. Enjoyed: the groove of autobahn (but then it got weird around halfway through. Such a goofy song)

This band was groundbreaking at the time, but the genre has come a long way since then. Still, this album is easy on the ears and fun on the Autobahn. Favorite tracks: Kometenmelodie 1 & 2

Was a bit too avant-garde for me and a bit early for me to appreciate. I get its significance and that of Kraftwerk but that doesn’t necessarily mean I also would return to it.

Le futur avant le futur. Une vision de l'avenir de la musique vu de la riante Allemagne des années 70. C’est intéressant, assez unique, étonnament parfois mélodieux. Le plus évident dans l’album est “Autobahn”, le morceau titre de 22 minutes, qui recré les sons et l’ambiance d’un trajet en voiture sur autoroute. Difficile après ça de faire un long trajet sur autoroute de nuit sans se chanter Wir fahr’n, fahr’n, fahr’n, auf der Autobahn…” J’aime bien “Kometenmelodie 2” , plus enlevée, et “Morgespaziergang” qui nous emmène dans une aube bucolique, les oiseaux chantent, les oscilloscopes pépient, l’air de flûtiau devient instantanément classique. C’est ravissant.

It's okay. I normally like most of Kraftwerk's stuff, but this was just okay. I could listen to it as it was pretty well suited to a background electronic ambience kind of situation. I doubt I'd seek it out of its own accord though.

חמוד

Super cool. I had to listen twice in order to get it, but then it happened

Erotrash electronica.

I was very confused when listening to this album. It was more of a background type of music, that you would enjoy having on while doing something that requires you to focus, as it doesn't really have too much singing, or at least you don't notice it at a lower volume. It was... a different type of experience and I feel like it's aimed at specific people, but it sounds like it would mainly be used as background music in movies.

I love Kraftwerk, but I like them for their role in music more than I do for individual songs (although many of them are very good). To think that this album is 50 years old and sounds so "ordinary" to modern ears (a complaint I have read here) shows just how groundbreaking and influential this album has been (and the entire body of work by Kraftwerk). They've influenced art rock, electronic music, EDM, and hip-hop and probably many other genres. Many imitators, but this is the source. Kraftwerk has always been ahead of their time, and this earlier work stands as a testament to that. Standouts of this album are the title track (an ambitious 22:47, an entire side of an LP when it was released), and "Mitternacht."

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Love Kraftwerk. This is one I listened to in college when I was working on art. The title track is such a fun romp and always keeps that steady pace going while transitioning through many different melodies. It's very whimsical and feels like a journey.

I haven't listened to much Kraftwerk before, but they are always mentioned by every electronic musician I read interviews or autobiographies of. Therefore, I've always been interested in listening to Kraftwerk for myself. "Autobahn" was a very relaxing and fun listen for me. The title and longest track is an epic, in its own almost ambient way. The rest of the songs fit right in, and I found myself wanting to relisten to the album after it was done. For the time of release, I also can see the huge influence it had on artists I admire like Eno and, of course, all those other electronic musicians.

Muzak that asks "Would you like to touch my monkey?" No Dieter, I would not like to touch your monkey or listen to this monotonous crapola.

Let me take my cute pixelated car for a jaunt at a reasonable speed STRAIGHT INTO DRACULA’S DUNGEON.

More like Crap Wreck.

Not my favorite Kraftwerk record, but still a stone cold classic.

Deutsch und monoton wie eine Fahrt auf der Autobahn. Passt.

Respek

Album 298 of 1001 Kraftwerk - Autobahn Rating : 1 / 5 This just sucks. Electronic bullshit.

Oof. I'm glad that's over. Safe to say that this wasn't my jam.

Not yet werk, but still werk

Highlights: Autobahn, Kometenmelodie 1, Kometenmelodie 2. In a nutshell: Layered, hypnotic, atmospheric. Robert Christgau, you were wrong. This is not inferior to Tubular Bells and it's unfair to compare Kraftwerk to Mike Oldfield. Just close your eyes and picture yourself driving on a local highway for twenty minutes (Autobahn), the car takes off into space; coasting in orbit (Kometenmelodie 1, Kometenmelodie 2), slowly returns to Earth at midnight (Mitternacht) before driving home as the sun rises (Morgenspaziergang). If you love Air's Moon Safari, you'll love Kometenmelodie 1 & 2. Overall: 8/10

It’s hard to critique this band. They were a million years ahead of the rest of the world. It’s amazing how listenable their albums really are. This one was pure techno, a good 20years before techno existed. It’s like 808 State, it’s a night at the Palladium. Really very very good compositions.

Have been listening to this record since its release ever though I’m a rock and roll guy. Very advanced when you’re reminded that it’s analog/pre-digital.

Not for me

Kraftwerk - Autobahn Once again, I know this album but I've never listened to it. But this morning I finally sat down and listened. What a dreamy, calming, beautiful album. I went in thinking it was going to flashy and loud, but it was not at all like that. I enjoyed the title track the most. It's 22 minutes long and it makes you feel like you're taking a long drive with no cares in the world. I highly recommend it if you are looking for something to relax to. 4/5

Honestly, more fun than I expected (though I don't know what I expected exactly). For some reason it's wild to me it's from 1974. I would add this to the collection as a piece of history more than something I would listen to regularly -- but I would listen to it.

Album: Autobahn Artist: Kraftwerk Year: 1974 Genre: Electronic Rating: ⭐️Not gonna lie when I played the first song and saw that it was 22 minutes long I was like omg. The album was ok. It felt like one 45 minute song as there wasn’t really any breaks to tell the listener that this is a new song. The mixture of random noises did nothing good for my ears, it was really confusing. A lot of the songs I thought David Bowie as Jareth in Labyrinth was going to appear at an point, gave me the creeps 😂 Favourite song: Autobahn - while it was disgustingly long, it was the only song with an actual beat to it. Would I listen again? No

Kraftwerk! What else is there to say? Pioneers of electronic music, influenced generations of musicians, even today. This album was their breakthrough internationally. The title track Autobahn was unconventional, kind of mezmerising and despite its length not boring at all. Made me relisten all their other albums.

War zu seiner Zeit ein Meilenstein. Aber ist nicht meine Musik.

Pues quitando la absurdez de canción de Autobahn, el resto me ha gustado. Electronic popelectroacoustickosmische.

i dont get it

I liked the first song the most but the rest was decent

Kraftwerk seemed like a vaguely recognisable name which all I knew about them was that they were a group from somewhere in Germany and that was about it. So I went into this album with an open mind ready to embrace whatever technical sounds I might face. First thing, I somehow got the impression already this would be a largely instrumental album which I didn’t have a problem with as long as it was interesting. The first track, also being the title track, “Autobahn” helped with this being a 23 minute electronic fusion piece, starting with some synth filled, space like texture with some guitar and wind instruments mixed in. It gave a pleasant feeling to the song where I could only imagine driving at sunrise which sort of suited the pace of that portion of the song. The rest of the song being a bit more space-like synth based, leaning into a more focused electronic sound. “Kometenmelodie 1” seemed to carry on from “Autobahn” into a very focused synth piece which I found a bit dull to be honest, especially at 6 minutes long you’d hope for a bit more than just a couple of synths. “Kometenmelodie 2” on the other hand was a lot more exciting bring back some vibrancy to the album. I found “Mitternacht” equally as dull as the track 2 songs prior as it seemed very atmosphere based but not much going on. Finally, we finish with “Morgenspaziergang” which is a really nice wind instrument and piano fill which suitably closes the album. I found this album really interesting, I’m guessing each song is stages of driving on the Autobahn or perhaps the focus of the album is the first song about driving on the Autobahn and the rest is an additional story if you can call it that. Either way, an intriguing listen, probably something I won’t return to, maybe the last song perhaps, but not something I disliked.

No, just no.

Electronic music has never truly been my thing, but this, this is just something else. Unfortunately the first album so far I've had to skip songs on.

Dire. No other words. Truly terrible. Idc if its groundbreaking for electronic music for years to come. Only ground it broke for me was the first album in this list to get a 1. Would give it a 0 if I could.

Some nice bits but overall too experimental for my tastes.

Unique.

One of those albums that sounds simple now, but probably inspired lots of music that we now consider common/normal.

Eh.

In the early Eighties, there were synth gurus like Keith Emerson, Tony Banks and maybe Jean-Michelle Jarre. And there were synth gods. Kraftwerk showed the world that another world was possible. It took ten years to make it into the mainstream when full electronic bands like Depeche Mode or Heaven 17 broke through. But it all started here, on the German fuxxing Autobahn.

Not my type of music

3.25

First song: 22 minutes of repetitive electronic music. "Fahr'n fahr'n fahr'n auf der Autobahn" are the only lyrics. The rest of it was good ambient music, but not something I would go out of my way to listen to.

Interesting. Autobahn sounds like the German version of Fun fun fun

Love it.

I was into the first 22 minute track - was a listening experience. Rest of the record wasn’t as enjoyable.

Very boring but at the same time I can see how you could just throw this on for some background music. I wouldn't listen again but it's not the worst album I've heard so this gets a 2.

it was groundbreaking and inspired a lot of electronic music, but not hugely listenable.

Not being a Kraftwerk fan this surprised me. Knowing that Kraftwerk are the pioneers of electronic music makes you really listen to this. And it was amazing. 5/5.

Pleasantly surprised, very experimental and still feels forward thinking

Kraftwerk's fourth album may be the beginning of electronic pop - and the genesis of the soundtrack of video games. The title track is an attempt to represent the experience of driving on the Autobahn. It's rhythm and repetitive nature create the mesmerizing feeling of driving at highway speeds. Kraftwerk's robotic, minimalistic sound was formative to several genres of music, including techno and house. The tracks on this album have a beautiful, simple elegance that has inspired many musicians.

I have no desire to listen to this again whatsoever

No. 60/1001 Autobahn 3/5 (4x) Kometenmelodie 1 2/5 Kometenmelodie 2 2/5 Mitternacht 1/5 Morgenspaziergang 1/5 Average: 2,25 Title track was quite enjoyable, even though this is not my genre. The last two songs I would not categorize as music but just random sounds.

Kraftwerk's "Autobahn," released in 1974, stands as a pioneering work in electronic music, marking a significant departure from conventional rock and pop structures. This seminal album, despite its minimalistic lyrics, is a complex sonic journey that weaves together innovative music, meticulous production, and thematic depth. Lyrics: "Autobahn" is characterized by its sparse and repetitive lyrics, reflecting Kraftwerk's shift towards a more instrumental, experimental approach. The title track, a 22-minute opus, features the repetition of the word "Autobahn" alongside scattered phrases. The simplicity of the lyrics contributes to the hypnotic nature of the music, allowing listeners to immerse themselves in the evolving soundscapes. Pros: The minimalistic lyrics complement the electronic and repetitive nature of the music, creating a trance-like experience that is both meditative and transportive. Cons: Some may find the lack of lyrical depth limiting, especially if they prefer more narrative-driven or emotionally charged content. Music: "Autobahn" is a groundbreaking fusion of electronic and traditional instruments, seamlessly blending synthesizers, vocoders, guitars, and percussion. The title track, in particular, is a sonic journey that mirrors the experience of driving on the German autobahn – a vast, open road. The music evolves gradually, introducing new elements and motifs, creating a dynamic yet cohesive sonic landscape. Pros: The innovative use of electronic instruments and the gradual development of musical themes make "Autobahn" a unique and immersive listening experience. Cons: Some listeners may find the extended instrumental sections repetitive, as the tracks can be lengthy and rely heavily on loops. Production: Kraftwerk's meticulous production on "Autobahn" is one of its standout features. The album showcases the band's pioneering use of synthesizers and electronic instruments, laying the groundwork for the electronic music genre. The careful attention to detail is evident in the seamless integration of different sonic elements and the precision with which the tracks are constructed. Pros: The production quality is ahead of its time, demonstrating Kraftwerk's mastery of electronic music production techniques. Cons: Some may argue that the production, while groundbreaking, lacks the warmth and spontaneity of live instrumentation. Themes: The overarching theme of "Autobahn" is the celebration of modernity, specifically the experience of driving on the autobahn, Germany's high-speed highway system. The album captures the sense of freedom, speed, and progress associated with the open road. The repetitive and trance-inducing nature of the music reflects the rhythmic patterns of driving, creating an immersive sonic representation of the autobahn experience. Pros: The thematic consistency enhances the album's conceptual unity, turning it into a cohesive sonic journey. Cons: The narrow focus on the autobahn experience may limit the album's relatability for listeners who seek a broader range of themes. Influence: "Autobahn" is a landmark album that significantly influenced the electronic music genre. Its innovative use of synthesizers and electronic production techniques paved the way for countless artists and genres, from techno to ambient music. The album's impact extends beyond its original release, shaping the trajectory of electronic music for decades to come. Pros: Kraftwerk's influence on electronic music is immeasurable, solidifying "Autobahn" as a cornerstone in the genre's evolution. Cons: Some might argue that the album's influence, while profound, may overshadow its individual merits for listeners less interested in the historical context. In conclusion, "Autobahn" is a groundbreaking album that showcases Kraftwerk's prowess in electronic music. Its minimalistic lyrics, innovative music, meticulous production, thematic depth, and enduring influence collectively contribute to its status as a classic. While some listeners may find aspects of the album repetitive or lacking in lyrical depth, the overall impact of "Autobahn" on the musical landscape cannot be overstated. It remains a timeless work that continues to inspire and shape the trajectory of electronic music.

I completely understand why Kraftwerk is important to the development of music, yet I really feel no need to relisten to this album. I tend to enjoy minimalism in orchestral music but find it difficult to enjoy in electronic music.

its nice to think that in the 70s people pretended to be robots to make music that sounds incredibly human. i wonder what they would think of the musical hellscape that computers and AI have landed us with in the current day?

Bring back Nigel Spackman

This album is decent but not my favorite type of music. I don't see myself coming back to it much but I didn't dislike it either, just not something I gravitate towards. Standout Tracks: Autobahn, Kometenmelodie 2, Morgenspaziergang

Repetitive. Influential and somewhat groundbreaking but crikey, some of these songs did drone on a bit. I get the quirky thing from 1974, but my word, was a bit tough at the end. Nice sounds, not my bag really.

Excellent. Went and found more

I actually really liked it. It's enjoyable and good working/background music. But it's not that special.

I'm not sure how to review this. It's an album that is purely instrumental and made up of synthy soundscapes. There is a bunch of layering going on. It really has this dream like quality... Some songs feel like I'm walking through a haunted house. A lot of cool things going on, that's for sure. Could I listen to a whole record of this? Well, yeah... I did. But would I want to outside of this list? Noooo. No.. Nooo. I appreciate what is going on. A lot of artists that I listen to use elements of what Kraftwerk does. And I'm sure they are an inspiration to them as well... but to me, this record is a portion of what I would like to hear. Even though it is layered and there are many ideas going on, I am left unfulfilled. Something is missing for me, to actually enjoy it.

Great! Kind of cozy trance music to do a slow hobby to that doesn’t need a lot of concentration. Cozy to spooky to fairyland? With little bit of Rocky Horror vibes thrown in

hmmm

Beep beep beep beep de de de. One song sounds like droplets of water? I don't think I get this, but I end up getting into a groove listening to the first (23-minute) song. The rest is not for me.

Kraftwerk.

Fun fun fun on the autobahn.

A seminal electronica (although with a few traditional instruments and not fully electronic) album. Autobahn (the track) really does work well as driving music, especially if you're on a long commute :) Kometenmelodie 2 has a more traditional melody and beat. Seeds of ambient music are in here.

i likey das kraftwerk

Weird

Pues quitando la absurdez de canción de Autobahn, el resto me ha gustado. Electronic popelectroacoustickosmische.

Favorite Tracks: Autobahn Kometenmelodie 2 Morgenspaziergang

Great "ambient" album, Kraftwerk really knew what they were doing

Wow. Hadn't heard it before. I've wasted my life

Sort of ambient, ethereal, experimental electro. 4.0

Nope

Probably not the best jumping on point for newbie Kraftwerk listeners. I’d start with ‘Trans-Europe Express’ which is the beginning of their golden age and go in chronological order from there. Having said that, I have a soft spot for ‘Autobahn’, especially the title track, which lays the template for what was to come thematically and musically and takes up all of Side A. Side B I don’t like as much. The four ambient pieces are kind of interesting but kind of boring at the same time. Overall result is an album that while still generally good, is not as cohesive or satisfying as Kraftwerk’s very best.

As someone less than half as old as this album, I can appreciate and see how it's been a trailblazer for artists that now create the music I now love, even if I don't find the tracks themselves music I'd choose to listen to. I see movie scenes playing alongside this album. You could convince me this is an OST. Favourite track: Autobahn, Kometenmelodie 2

Fahn Fahn Fahn of the Autobahn.

I didn't care for it.

Early 70’s electronica. It’s ok background music, but not my thing I look for in music when I want to listen. 3/5 for its significance in the evolution of electronica.

Not for me