RobSodergren ❓ (@robsodergren.mastodonsweden.se.ap.brid.gy)

Kraftwerk - Ebbets Field, Denver, CO, 5-22-1975 The flood of concerts from Ebbets Field in Denver continues. This one is rather out of left field compared to most of the musical act we have from this venue. It is the German band Kraftwerk in 1975. Here is a quote from the Wikipedia page about the band: "On commercially successful albums such as 'Autobahn,' 'Trans-Europe Express,' 'The Man-Machine,' and 'Computer World,' Craftwork developed a self described 'robot pop' Style that combined electronic music with pop, melodies, sparse arrangements, and repetitive rhythm While adopting a stylized image, including matching suits." There is a lot more to say about this band. They were extremely influential and a number of musical genres. They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in the early influences category. But since I'm on vacation, I don't have a lot of time to work on this write up right now. I suggest you check out their Wikipedia page for more information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kraftwerk In November 1974, the band released the studio album "Autobahn." The most significant song on it was also called "Autobahn," which was 23 minutes long in its album version. A single version of that song was released, which was less than four minutes long. It was a surprise hit in the United States, making the Top Forty. That led to the band touring the US for the first time. This was a radio broadcast of one of the stops on that tour. I believe this recording is unreleased. The sound quality is pretty good, though maybe below that of most other Ebbets Field radio broadcasts. This album is 43 minutes long. 01 talk (Kraftwerk) 02 Kometenmelodie (Kraftwerk) 03 Autobahn (Kraftwerk) 04 Morganspaziergang, Part 1 [Instrumental] (Kraftwerk) 05 Morganspaziergang, Part 2 [Instrumental] (Kraftwerk) https://pixeldrain.com/u/jZPjyMNf alternate: https://bestfile.io/en/YjT9LRyNH1ZoNTm/file The cover image is from 1975, but I don't know any details beyond that. https://albumsthatshouldexist.blogspot.com/2026/06/kraftwerk-ebbets-field-denver-co-5-22.html