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BBC FOUR's Krautrock Documentary Is Here!
2:52 PM GMT 15/10/2009
Krautrock: The Rebirth of Germany, a new documentary charting the rise of a generation of German musical pioneers, is to be screened on BBC FOUR on October 23. And MOJO has been granted an exclusive first look at the film.
Featuring the likes of Neu!, Faust, Can and current MOJO cover stars Kraftwerk, the one-hour documentary will tell the full story of this most disparate and radical of movements. Combining the revolutionary verve of the late '60s with a enigmatic minimalism that eventually saw rock's superstars heading to Germany in hope of capturing these sounds and delivering them to the world, Krautrock would go on to inspire the likes of Radiohead, Franz Ferdinand and Kasabian (to name but a few).
Just over a week to go! Time to check out a teaser for the film featuring Neu! and Iggy Pop:
Here's the full programme info:
Krautrock: The Rebirth of Germany
BBC FOUR
Friday, October 23
9.00pm - 10.00pm
Posted by Ross_Bennett at 2:52 PM GMT 15/10/2009
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Kasabian? Oh please!!!
Posted by delbert at 2:23 PM GMT 16/10/2009 Report Abuse
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Too bad you can't really get BBC Four here in Holland. Just BBC1 and BBC2...
Posted by herman, the netherlands at 10:05 PM GMT 16/10/2009 Report Abuse
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And they wonder why people still download. Wake up BBC!
Posted by Can the man, neu! at 9:08 AM GMT 17/10/2009 Report Abuse
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yes i know where to get it the day after its screening.
and i can't see the trailer due to "copyright restrictions" ! (i'm in france). stupid business rules !
Posted by vivian at 10:57 AM GMT 17/10/2009 Report Abuse
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yes i know where to get it the day after its screening.
and i can't see the trailer due to "copyright restrictions" ! (i'm in france)
Posted by vivian at 10:59 AM GMT 17/10/2009 Report Abuse
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WTF!!?? Country code restrictions for a youtube video!??? Get a clue dips**ts - this ain't rock'n'roll (this is genocide).
Posted by Opium ED at 5:31 PM GMT 18/10/2009 Report Abuse
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WTF!!?? Country code restrictions for a youtube video!??? Get a clue dips**ts - this ain't rock'n'roll (this is genocide). BTW, Faust just played in my hometown a few days ago and it was a great show.
Posted by Opium ED at 5:33 PM GMT 18/10/2009 Report Abuse
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I've already seen this 4 times, pretty good I think. Although 58 minutes is far too short to cover anything in depth (apparently the BBC wouldn't give the production company enough money for them to a full 90 documentary)
Posted by andy at 10:45 AM GMT 23/10/2009 Report Abuse
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Genocide INDEED ! What a joke....
Posted by marko at 4:22 PM GMT 23/10/2009 Report Abuse
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stupid question, but where can you download this if you're outside Great Britain?
Posted by Adam at 12:31 AM GMT 24/10/2009 Report Abuse
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Those outside of the UK may want to try uknova.com...
Posted by Kosmischen Gitarren Armee at 2:02 PM GMT 25/10/2009 Report Abuse
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I watched this twice over the weekend and have spent most of today trying to find out what the track playing over the closing credits was! Annoyingly it isn't included in the tracklist on the BBC website which finishes with Bowie's 'A New Career In A New Town' and it's definitely not that.
I got the impression it was a Cluster track but I don't know for sure and have drawn a blank so far. Is there anyone out there who can point me in the right direction? I feel a pressing need to go out and buy this piece of music!
Posted by willd at 3:12 PM GMT 26/10/2009 Report Abuse
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I watched this twice over the weekend and have spent most of today trying to find out what the track playing over the closing credits was! Annoyingly it isn't included in the tracklist on the BBC website which finishes with Bowie's 'A New Career In A New Town' and it's definitely not that.
I got the impression it was a Cluster track but I don't know for sure and have drawn a blank so far. Is there anyone out there who can point me in the right direction? I feel a pressing need to go out and buy this piece of music!
Posted by willd at 3:19 PM GMT 26/10/2009 Report Abuse
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