Various Artists - Mojo Presents The Man Machine
Various Artists - Mojo Presents The Man Machine
Mojo celebrates the electronic revolution
Mojo magazine, November 2009
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Tracks
01. Kraftwerk - The Robots (2009 Digital Remaster) (3:50)
02. LCD Soundsystem - 45-33 (Pilooski Remix) (6:41)
03. Ultravox - Slow Motion (3:17)
04. M83 - We Own The Sky (4:57)
05. Clark - Growls Garden (4:54)
06. Flying Lotus - Roberta Flack (feat. Dolly) (3:06)
07. Orchestral Manoeuvers In The Dark - Dazzle Ships (Parts II, III & IV) (2:19)
08. Tangerine Dream - Sequent C (2:08)
09. Hot Chip with Robert Wyatt and Geese - We're Looking For A Lot Of Love (4:39)
10. Fujiya & Miyagi - Goosebumps (3:34)
11. Jean Michel Jarre - Oxygene Part IV (4:08)
12. The Orb - Outlands (8:18)
13. Four Tet - My Angel Rocks Back And Forth (5:05)
14. Audion - Mouth To Mouth (12:50)
15. Komputer - Like A Bird (4:05)
Total time: 1h 13m 51s
FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD COMES ΙNSPIRATION. WΕ HAVE BEEN VERY LUCΚY, BECAUSE THE MUSIC WE ENVISIONED, THE IDEAS WE HAD OF THE MAN-MACHINE AND ELECTRO MUSIC, HAVE BECOME A RΕALITY AND TECHNOLOGY HAS DEVELOPED ΙN OUR DIRECTION… AND ELECTRO IS EVERYWHERE."
SO SAYS RALF HUTTER, DISCUSSING KRAFTWERK'S impact and influence on modern music in this month's blockbusting cover story.
MOJO's bespoke Man Machine collection underlines Ralf's points perfectly, spanning three decades and showcasing the genre's evolution.
The pioneering sounds of Kraftwerk, Tangerine Dream and Jean Michel Jarre sit alongside the second-gen electronic adventurers Ultravox, Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark and The Orb, while the likes of LCD Soundsystem, Fujiya & Miyagi, Four Tet, Audion and M83 are among those who continue to push the genre forward.
Welcome, then, to a revolution in sound, and a compilation that proves just how far things have progressed since Autobahn's release was met with the critical, quizzical side-swipe of "It's good, but is it rock?"
PHIL ALEXANDER
Editor-in-Chief, MOJO Magazine
London, England. September 2009