– 3:15 "Die Roboter" (Bartos, Hütter, Schneider) Berlin, Tempodrom – 7:23 "Elektro-Kardiogramm" (Hilpert, Hütter) Tallinn, Exhibition Hall – 4:41 "Aero Dynamik" (Hilpert, Hütter, Schneider, Schmitt) Riga, Olimpiska Hall – 7:14 "Music Non-Stop" (Bartos, Hütter, Schneider) Moscow, Lushniki – 9:51 In the German version of the track listing (as on The Mix album) after "Trans-Europa Express" is an extra title, "Abzug", followed by "Metall auf Metall". For the international version of the album the title "Abzug" was dropped and the music incorporated as part of "Trans-Europe Express", thus making the disc appear to be one track shorter. The original 1977 German album has these track titles in a different order, though the music is basically the same arrangement. Notebook A special edition box set entitled Notebook, comprising both the DVDs and audio CDs plus a commemorative hardback book of tour photos, was also issued, in both German- and English-language versions. The box is designed to resemble a laptop computer, with the front cover of the book being the keyboard (with German keyboard layout). Personnel Ralf Hütter – vocals, software synthesizers, sequencing Florian Schneider – supplementary vocals, software synthesizers, sequencing Fritz Hilpert – software synthesizers, sequencing, sound engineer (album mix) Henning Schmitz – software synthesizers, sequencing, sound engineer (album mix) Equipment The performances were created using 10 Sony VAIO laptops containing Mobile Intel Pentium 4 M processors. Four were used for audio, running Steinberg Cubase SX, the remaining 6 provided the video system. Since 2002 all sounds were created using virtual technology (i.e., software replicating and replacing original analogue or digital equipment). According to Fritz Hilpert, interviewed in 2009, "the mobility of music technology and the reliability of the notebooks and software have greatly simplified the realization of complex touring setups: we generate all sounds on the laptops in real time and manipulate them with controller maps. It takes almost no time to get our compact stage system set up for performance. […] This way, we can bring our Kling-Klang Studio with us on stage. The physical light weight of our equipment also translates into an enormous ease of use when working with software synthesizers and sound processors. Every tool imaginable is within immediate reach or just a few mouse clicks away on the Internet." Charts Weekly charts Release history References Kraftwerk live albums 2005 live albums 2005 video albums Live video albums Astralwerks live albums German-language albums