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Come on, you can't miss them! I saw them in Rome last year and it was a memorable concert. While searching on Google for the photo of this album for the NanoEditor, I stumbled upon a website with some beautiful snapshots from Kraftwerk's last tour. Here’s the link: Index of /media/photos/2004/03/kraftwerk-in-de-ab (Foto's) - download them all and use them as your desktop wallpaper.

I'm the operator with my pocket calculator! : )

I meant to say abusive samples, Pardon.

In fact, I imagined them new-wave/post-punk, sure that if someone added the samples from Suicide's "Dream Baby Dream" here on DeBaser...

And partly it worked!
During the official meeting in the States between Bamba and Krukki, before the pleasantries, Hutter presented the Fatmen with the bill for the abusive samples! Now they’ll get it from the Krauts!

Thank you for the Siempols Uncle!
Even the Greatest Stars are ShowRoom Dummies!!! Cheers!

And where do we put Nevermind? And Dirty by Sonic Youth?

In fact, I believe the Garbage should leave the producer's chair to others and limit themselves to playing their songs. The album isn't bad, but it sounds just like the others. Then I always hear these super loud guitars in the mix that cover up all the electronic gems. Vocals and guitars are always out for the entire album! The same Garbage have stated that they disagree (not just with each other) with the pre-production work done by sound engineers and producers in the studio. They claim that their ideas were completely distorted, to the point of forcing them to flush everything down the toilet and re-record everything almost in a live take. However, this smells of bullshit to me. It seems like a workmanlike album to me (I agree with K) that is not spontaneous at all (nothing like a live take!) and doesn't dare to do anything, an album that had to come out regardless. Personally, I preferred the pop crafted in "Beautiful Garbage," along with the self-titled debut album, which is still the best of the band.

The cover is awesome...and the wallet is already sweating cold!

The only album by Elisa that I’ve listened to all the way through, I enjoy putting it on in the car; it relaxes me. I'm curious to listen to Pearl Days.