Random Access Memory

Random Access MemoryKraftwerk Random Access Memory is a captivating live recording that showcases the pioneering electronic band's innovative sound during a 1981 performance at Captain Video TV in Paris. This album features seven of Kraftwerk's most iconic tracks, including "Computer World," "The Model," and "The Robots," delivering a raw and energetic rendition that captures the essence of their live shows. The recording offers listeners a unique glimpse into

Kraftwerk – Random Access Memory is a captivating live recording that showcases the pioneering electronic band's innovative sound during a 1981 performance at Captain Video TV in Paris. This album features seven of Kraftwerk's most iconic tracks, including "Computer World," "The Model," and "The Robots," delivering a raw and energetic rendition that captures the essence of their live shows. The recording offers listeners a unique glimpse into Kraftwerk's live dynamics, highlighting their influence on the evolution of electronic music.

Pressed on high-quality vinyl and released by Margen Records, this edition is a must-have for collectors and fans of electronic music history. The album not only preserves a significant moment in Kraftwerk's live performance legacy but also serves as a testament to their enduring impact on the genre. Whether you're a long-time admirer or new to their music, Random Access Memory offers an immersive experience into the innovative world of Kraftwerk.

Side A
1 - Computer World 
2 - Computer Love 
3 - The Model
4 - Neon Lights

Side B
1 - Radioactivity
2 - Trans Europe Express
3 - The Robots 

Recorded live at Captain Video TV, Paris, France on 6th July 1981.