Computerwelt
by Kraftwerk
- Type: Album
- Released: 11 May 1981
- Label: Kling Klang, EMI Electrola
- Country: Germany
- Length: 34:44
- Community rating: 4.45/5 from 21 ratings
Artists on this release: Florian Schneider, Wolfgang Flür, Ralf Hütter, Karl Bartos
Album Notes & Community Reviews
On 'Computerwelt', Kraftwerk explores the rise of digital technology, presciently touching upon themes of home computing, online dating, and government surveillance with a tone balanced between celebration and quiet warning. The album's minimalist compositions were created using entirely analogue synthesizers, sequencers, and even toy instruments, forging a clean, rhythmic sound that ironically predicted a digital future without using its tools. The fusion of warm, melodic songwriting on tracks like "Computer Love" with the stark, robotic funk of "Numbers" proved profoundly influential, providing a direct blueprint for the development of electro, techno, and hip-hop.
Genres
Descriptors: electronic, minimal, groundbreaking, synth, precise
Tracklist
- Computer World (5:06)
- Pocket Calculator (4:57)
- Numbers (3:20)
- Computer World 2 (3:25)
- Computer Love (7:19)
- Home Computer (6:21)
- It's More Fun to Compute (4:16)
Credits
- Ralf Hütter - voice, vocoder, synthesizer, keyboards, orchestron, synthanorma sequenzer, electronics, software, mixing, cover, original artwork reconstruction, album concept, production, writer, voices, mixing engineer, audio recording engineer, Producer
- Florian Schneider - vocoder, speech synthesis, synthesizer, electronics, software, mixing, cover, album concept, production, writer, vocals, engineer, Producer
- Karl Bartos - electronic drums, software, writer
- Wolfgang Flür - software
- Emil Schult - artwork [cover], writer, cover
- Johann Zambryski - artwork [kling klang original artwork - reconstruction], original artwork reconstruction
- Günter Fröhling - photography by, photos