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Kraftwerk played the first show of the tour yesterday in Helsinki. No major surprises; similar to previous tours with additional tracks from TDFS. Looks like a long set though.

  1. Intro
  2. The Man-Machine/Die Mensch-Maschine
  3. Expo 2000
  4. Tour de France (2003 Version von TDFS)
  5. Vitamin
  6. Tour de France (Original)
  7. Autobahn
  8. The Model
  9. Neon Lights/Neonlicht
  10. Radio Activity
  11. Trans-Europe-Express

Pause 12. Die Nummern/The numbers 13. Computer World 14. It's more fun to compute/Homecomputer 15. Pocket Calculator/Taschenrechner

Pause 16. The Robots (The Mix Version) (with Robots)

Pause 17. Elektro Kardiogramm 18. Aéro Dynamik 19. Boing Boom Tschak/Music Non Stop

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Indeed, a very long set!

Looks like they've got all bases covered there though - they've thrown in everything bar the kitchen sink!!

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Yeah, not bad, although I would replace a song like Numbers by Computerlove or Showroom Dummies, for instance. One can never be fully happy. :(

In any case, I'll be very satisfied if they come up with that exact same set in Montreal. :clap:

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I've always been curious and wanted to ask: Do they sing in German or English? I prefer many of their tunes in German.

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Originally posted by The Man Up North Yeah, not bad, although I would replace a song like Numbers by Computerlove or Showroom Dummies, for instance. One can never be fully happy. :(

No. Way! I think Numbers is one of their finer moments (think I must've listed it in me top 5 when we did that recently). The drum patterns are amazing, and were robbed for Planet Rock. Besides they always segue this into ComputerWorld live, much in the same way as they attempt on the album, so both tracks always come hand in hand.

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Allan, do you think they'll come up with a huge remote control during the song POCKET CALCULATOR, like they used to do in the 80s from what I heard in the past, in order to let the fans press a little key so that it can play a little melody ????

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Originally posted by Dark Angel I've always been curious and wanted to ask: Do they sing in German or English? I prefer many of their tunes in German.

I think it depends on which country they're playing in and on the song. Autobahn is always sung in German 'cos (as far as I'm aware) there's only German lyrics for it. There is a German version of Tour De France but I've never heard it sung live in German, though maybe others have? Last time I saw them in '91 they played Pocket Calculator and sung a bit of that in Japanese - they played that on little hand held instruments though I don't remember them letting members of the audience play them.

Totally agree with you re. Numbers, Al...it's a great opening number - no Kraftwerk show's complete without it in my opinion!

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Originally posted by Philip Collins > Originally posted by Dark Angel> I've always been curious and wanted to ask: Do they sing in German or English? I prefer many of their tunes in German.

I think it depends on which country they're playing in and on the song. Autobahn is always sung in German 'cos (as far as I'm aware) there's only German lyrics for it. There is a German version of Tour De France but I've never heard it sung live in German, though maybe others have? Last time I saw them in '91 they played Pocket Calculator and sung a bit of that in Japanese - they played that on little hand held instruments though I don't remember them letting members of the audience play them.

Totally agree with you re. Numbers, Al...it's a great opening number - no Kraftwerk show's complete without it in my opinion!

Thanks for your answer. I've always wanted to see Kraftwerk since I was 11!!!!

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