[KRAFTWERK] It's sad

[Georg Jajus]

"Last stop"

I don't think so.
Kraftwerk is an idea, a project, a philosophy. A Man Machine.

Maybe in the future others will take controll on Kling Klang and continue this idea. Ralf Hütter even talked about that possibility in an interview I remember.

"Star Trek" ist still "Star Trek" although the crew has changed, members have gone and new come. So is Kraftwerk, IMO.

Georg


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> Datum: Tue, 10 Aug 2010 13:14:21 +0200
> Von: fantomasz <fantomasz at poczta.fm>
> An: kraftwerk at activerecord.com
> Betreff: [KRAFTWERK] It\'s sad

> Mr Hutter´s Band
> Kraftwerk Revival Band
> The Band Formerly Known as Kraftwerk
> 
> It's sad to read these names. This is not fair and a bit insulting.
> The modern Kraftwerk did nothing to deserve such treatment.
> I can agree, that Kraftwerk as a nostalgic train goes slowly to the last 
> route. Time is time, is inexorable.
> But we don't know, which stations will this train pass, before the last 
> stop. 
> 
> Regards from Poland,
> f.

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