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Tag Archives: Kraftwerk

Kraftwerk – The Robots – Radioactivity – 1978 French TV

Kraftwerk Live performance on French TV in 1978 This Kraftwerk video and a lot more of them on www.electriccafe.info

11/18/2011 in Rock.

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  • Kevin Coyne – Eastborne Ladies
  • Death – “Keep on Knocking”
  • Deep Purple – Burn -1974
  • Eddie Hazel – California Dreamin’
  • Rage Against The Machine Live @ Pinkpop Festival [1993]
  • Ramones Live – CBGB 1974
  • Jerry Garcia Band – After Midnight /Eleanor Rigby /After Midnight
  • Funkadelic – Maggot Brain
  • Adrian Belew Power Trio Live – full concert Rockpalast 11-03-2008
  • Buddy Rich and Ed Shaughnessy – Drum Duel 1978
  • Jake Shimabukuro – While My Guitar Gently Weeps
  • Bob Dylan – North Country Blues
  • Ween – Doctor Rock – Live in Chicago
  • EDDIE & THE HOT RODS ON SKYDOG TV / 3
  • Frijid Pink – House of the Rising Sun
  • The Cure : live 1979 Paris
  • Golden Earring LIVE on Rockpalast 1982
  • ZZ Top Heard It On The X April 1980
  • Iron Maiden – The Trooper (cover) By Gauchos
  • David Bowie “Stay” ’78 Adrian Belew
  • Alice Cooper – I’m Eighteen
  • Cream – Sunshine of Your Love Live – Back Bay Theatre

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