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Stars are bright
Stars are burning
Stars will Die
Stars are turning

Always there they last forever
Eternity they last forever
You and me  we last forever

forever forever forever
together together together

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adio-Activity’s cover and back cover art, depicting an early home radio receiver, launches the concept. The 1930’s was a decade split between the tragedy of warfare and economic collapse and the glamour of Art Deco, Hollywood Movies, radio’s Golden Age and the promise of new technology that was on display at the 1939 Worlds’ Fair.

While many forward-thinking musicians like ELO, ELP, and Roxy Music were experimenting with the latest synthesizers and studio effects, Kraftwerk turned time backwards with songs that used old technology like white noise generators, oscillators and tone generators. They sang bilingually of the romance of listening to the radio in the catchy, pulsing “Airwaves” and of world communication (which would have been shortwave radio in the ’30’s) in “The News,” with its building up of multiple, muffled, announcer voices. They sang of the wonders of “Radioactivity” (as well as radio activity) with a subtle wink to the dangers of radiation that would threaten in years to come. (So subtle that later live performances of the song had a more explicit anti-nuclear message.)

Perched on the fence between quirky pop music and avant garde art, Radioactivity is a unique and rewarding listen.

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Drum Machine, Drums, Electronics, Electronic Sounds, Group Member, Keyboards, Orchestration, Producer, Reconstruction, Synthesizer, Vocals, VoicesElectronic Drums, Electronic Percussion, Group Member, Percussion

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A concept album exploring themes of broadcast communications, Radio-Activity marked Kraftwerk's return to more obtuse territory, extensively utilizing static, oscillators, and even Cage-like moments of silence to approximate the sense of radio transmission; a pivotal record in the group's continuing development, the title track -- the first they ever recorded in English -- is their most fully realized electro-pop effort to date, while "The Voice of Energy" precipitates the robot voice so crucial to their subsequent work.

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•1. ANAPHORA

•REPETITION OF A WORD OR PHRASE AT THE START OF SUCESSIVE LINES

•2.EPIPHORA

•REPETITION OF A WORD OR PHRASE AT THE END OF SUCESSIVE LINES

•3. EPIZEUXIS

•REPETITION OF A SINGLE WORD TWICE OR MORE

•4.ANADIPLOSIS

•MIRRORING OF THE LAST WORD TO THE 1STWORD OF THE NEXT LINE

•5. ANTANACLASIS

•REPETITION OF A WORD OF PHRASE TO EFFECT A DIFFERENT MEANING

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