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PROGMAN

This is a poor release, by this era of the band I have less interest in their newer work, it just too artifical and lifeless, Kraftwerk have done much better than this, a more dissapointing release.

Expo 2000 just isn't my sort of song, I recommend their earlier releases, maybe Minimum Maximum will compansate for this poor effort.

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Posted Wednesday, December 7, 2005 | Review Permalink

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