Two from 1970 and 1971, when Kraftwerk was a krautrock band with a flute; three from television as they turned into machines; four from the modern shows, four men standing at four consoles.
Kraftwerk live | Rockpalast | 1970
WDR Rockpalast
The whole set — WDR, 1970, years before the robots
Kraftwerk • “Kakteen Wuste Sonne (Cactus Desert Sun)” • 1971 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]
ReelinInTheYears66
Kakteen Wüste Sonne — 1971
Kraftwerk on BBC's Tomorrow's World 1975
The Kraftwerk Database
Autobahn — BBC's Tomorrow's World, 1975
Kraftwerk - Die Roboter 1978 (Original ZDF - Rock Pop - German TV) Rebroadcast WDR
Kybernetisch
Die Roboter — ZDF, 1978
Kraftwerk - Das Model, Na Sowas - ZDF German Television (original transmission 29/03/1982)
twingokraftwerk
Das Model — ZDF's Na Sowas, March 1982
Kraftwerk Numbers ComputerWorld Live, 2004 HD
DJ KOLLING GAMER
Numbers / Computer World — live, 2004
Kraftwerk - Tour de France (Live)
Marc Al
Tour de France — live
RADIOACTIVITY - KRAFTWERK - HD Live
AgoraVoxFrance
Radioactivity — live, the later arrangement
Kraftwerk - (Minimum Maximum) Music non stop
Kraftwerkification
Music Non Stop — Minimum-Maximum, the song they end on
1–9 SELECT · ARROWS ROAM · SPACE OR ↵ PLAY · S SHUFFLE · ? KEYS
KEEP GOING
Carole King sings Carole King
Clipsboard is nine hand-picked clips on one idea. No feed, no algorithm — a person chose these, and the next nine too.
