Designer: Captain Beefheart (himself)
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Designer: Karl Klefisch/Günther Fröhling
The defining image of the German electronic pioneers – this perfectly captures the essence of Kraftwerk. Inspired by the 1930s Modernist movement, particularly El Lissitzky, the strict red and black colour scheme, arrangement of the band members in quasi-robotic fashion and translation of the title into various languages all adds up to a seriously cool album cover. Sehr guht, sehr cool.
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