Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Kraftwerk live at Circus, Stockholm, Sweden
February 10th, 2004
2004 World Tour
Home Remaster
Recording quality: A
Attendance: 1.650
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00:00 Meine Damen Und Herren
00:53 The Man Machine
09:06 Planet Of Visions
13:55 Tour De France 2003
24:49 Vitamin
31:33 Tour De France 1983
38:00 Autobahn
46:55 The Model
50:38 Neon Lights
56:42 Sellafield 2
57:44 Radioactivity
1:04:41 Trans Europe Express
1:14:15 Numbers
1:18:43 Computer World
1:21:45 Home Computer
1:27:41 Pocket Calculator/Taschenrechner
1:34:02 The Robots
1:41:26 Elektro Kardiogramm
1:46:11 Aéro Dynamik
1:53:15 Music Non Stop
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Like in 1991, the tour continues in Stockholm, Sweden. 10 years prior to that, there was only one concert at the city. This time, they performed a series of three concerts. Kraftwerk warmed up more quickly as usual as it was just one of the very first 2004 concerts and it sounds cleanly performed. Ralf no longer sings over the backing vocals in Vitamin.
The image in the video which is from the Stockholm concert series shows Florian with the headset mic, so, he already started singing along to Ralf in Autobahn, but his voice can only be heard faintly. Florian sang one octave lower than Ralf in 2004 versions of Autobahn. We know that Ralf's voice gets weaker the lower he sings. In many concerts, he tried jumping down from F3 to F2 and from G3 to G2, but he often doesn't hit these notes properly because of how bad he could hear himself inside the noisy venue. Neither was Florian good at singing low because in some concerts he can be heard out of tune, but he could do it better than Ralf. There are other concerts where he sang his part correctly. In the 5.1 mix of the Minimum-Maximum album, there is an isolated vocal track of Florian in Autobahn. There he sang it well and he even jumped down to G1, although a bit clumsily.
The Robots and Elektro Kardiogramm swapped their positions in the setlist. Previously in Helsinki, the played Elektro Kardiogramm first, then The Robots. Now, it's the other way around. That also means they wear the grid suits in EK which they couldn't do at the first 2004 concert because there wasn't much time to change the clothes between Pocket Calculator and EK. Ralf returned to wishing the audience a farewell after his solo in Music Non Stop. He didn't do that in Helsinki. I have a recording of the first concert of the Stockholm show series which sounds terrible, but Ralf can be heard announcing the band's return on the gig after that night.
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It is rumoured that the recording I used for this upload originates from a radio broadcast. The quality is dramatically good, but it's not from a radio broadcast. It was recorded in the middle of a loud crowd with a high quality microphone. The only change I did to the audio was smoothening the sound.
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*Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.*
Kraftwerk live at Circus, Stockholm, Sweden
February 10th, 2004
2004 World Tour
Home Remaster
Recording quality: A
Attendance: 1.650
__________________________________________
00:00 Meine Damen Und Herren
00:53 The Man Machine
09:06 Planet Of Visions
13:55 Tour De France 2003
24:49 Vitamin
31:33 Tour De France 1983
38:00 Autobahn
46:55 The Model
50:38 Neon Lights
56:42 Sellafield 2
57:44 Radioactivity
1:04:41 Trans Europe Express
1:14:15 Numbers
1:18:43 Computer World
1:21:45 Home Computer
1:27:41 Pocket Calculator/Taschenrechner
1:34:02 The Robots
1:41:26 Elektro Kardiogramm
1:46:11 Aéro Dynamik
1:53:15 Music Non Stop
__________________________________________
Like in 1991, the tour continues in Stockholm, Sweden. 10 years prior to that, there was only one concert at the city. This time, they performed a series of three concerts. Kraftwerk warmed up more quickly as usual as it was just one of the very first 2004 concerts and it sounds cleanly performed. Ralf no longer sings over the backing vocals in Vitamin.
The image in the video which is from the Stockholm concert series shows Florian with the headset mic, so, he already started singing along to Ralf in Autobahn, but his voice can only be heard faintly. Florian sang one octave lower than Ralf in 2004 versions of Autobahn. We know that Ralf's voice gets weaker the lower he sings. In many concerts, he tried jumping down from F3 to F2 and from G3 to G2, but he often doesn't hit these notes properly because of how bad he could hear himself inside the noisy venue. Neither was Florian good at singing low because in some concerts he can be heard out of tune, but he could do it better than Ralf. There are other concerts where he sang his part correctly. In the 5.1 mix of the Minimum-Maximum album, there is an isolated vocal track of Florian in Autobahn. There he sang it well and he even jumped down to G1, although a bit clumsily.
The Robots and Elektro Kardiogramm swapped their positions in the setlist. Previously in Helsinki, the played Elektro Kardiogramm first, then The Robots. Now, it's the other way around. That also means they wear the grid suits in EK which they couldn't do at the first 2004 concert because there wasn't much time to change the clothes between Pocket Calculator and EK. Ralf returned to wishing the audience a farewell after his solo in Music Non Stop. He didn't do that in Helsinki. I have a recording of the first concert of the Stockholm show series which sounds terrible, but Ralf can be heard announcing the band's return on the gig after that night.
__________________________________________
It is rumoured that the recording I used for this upload originates from a radio broadcast. The quality is dramatically good, but it's not from a radio broadcast. It was recorded in the middle of a loud crowd with a high quality microphone. The only change I did to the audio was smoothening the sound.
__________________________________________
*Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.*
