Kraftwerk ergo “How To Build Your Own Automaton”.

Chapter VIII: Boutade for Electronic Computers (It's more fun to compute).

Installation of algorithms in external memories.

Definitive implementation of the project to automate the writing of musical tracks.

Definitive awareness of the operator - work game.

Fiction of fiction: man, pretending to be an automaton, pretends to be automated, pre-programmed.

Second-order game: no longer a product of the industrialized world, but the world itself.

The industrial has globally transferred into the digital.

We just have to acknowledge it.

Acknowledge it playfully.

With an irony from automatons.

With automated irony.

CHAPTER 9: https://www.debaser.it/kraftwerk/electric-cafe/recensione-123asterisco

Tracklist Lyrics and Videos

01   Computer World (05:07)

02   Pocket Calculator (04:57)

I'm the operator with my pocket calculator
I'm the operator with my pocket calculator
I am adding and subtracting
I'm controlling and composing
I'm the operator with my pocket calculator
I'm the operator with my pocket calculator

I am adding and subtracting
I'm controlling and composing
By pressing down a special key, it plays a little melody
By pressing down a special key, it plays a little melody

I'm the operator with my pocket calculator
I'm the operator with my pocket calculator

03   Numbers (03:21)

Eins zwei drei vier funf sechs sieben acht
Ichi ni san chiOne two
Uno due treis quattro

04   Computer World..2 (03:19)

05   Computer Love (07:18)

Computer love
Computer love

Another lonely night
Stare at the TV screen
I don't know what to do
I need a rendezvous
Computer love
Computer love

I call this number
For a data date
I don't know what to do
I need a rendezvous

Computer love
Computer love

06   Home Computer (06:19)

07   It's More Fun to Compute (04:12)

It's more fun to compute
It's more fun to compute

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By Eneathedevil

 The Kraftwerk solved the dilemma... with an unparalleled content and formal innovation: circumvent the object through the object itself.

 "Another lonely night / Stare at the TV screen / I don't know what to do / I need a rendez-vous" — the computer sucks feeling into the vortex of exhaustion and makes it a satisfied nourishment: the intimate human essence dies.