Hitler reacts to Kraftwerk MoMa ticket limit

There is a two ticket per person limit for the entire series. Once you have purchased two tickets, you will be unable to purchase tickets for any other Kraftwerk performance.


04/10 Autobahn
04/11 Radio-Activity
04/12 Trans Europe Express
04/13 The Man-Machine
04/14 Computer World
04/15 Techno Pop
04/16 The Mix
04/17 Tour de France

• Category

  Comedy

[thestatueofdavid]

I absolutely love this...I couldn't even get tickets to the MOMA show....but to be fair, the DX7 was released in '83, and TECHNO POP was released in '81. But, still absolutely awesome. Great job!

[wizardishungry]

Electric Café is the ninth studio album by the electronic group Kraftwerk, originally released in 1986. In October 2009 it was re-released under its original working title, Techno Pop.

[jared taylor]

Hitler doesn't deserve to see Kraftwerk considering he thinks MoMa is the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He'd end up at the wrong venue!!! Stupid Hitler.

[zentopia7]

Ironic that Karl Bartos isn't given any credit for 'The Mix' show as he basically did the while remix album himself (google it)

[FallenExpert]

this is somehow difficult to watch since i'm native german

[Nanli Lou]

I agree, I also love electric cafe

[Klaus Herrmann]

not everyone in new york...who is passion pit anyway?

[SmilingSlippers]

I just went to see kraftwerk the mix at the Tate modern so lol😆😋🐬🐡🐲🍄☀🌀❄

[SmilingSlippers]

@jared taylor

[mattitchio]

are they playing argentina? he could see them there ;-)

[keelbyman]

ho so funny. More!!!

[Scifimaster92]

The irony here is that Kraftwerk and the other German prog-rock (or "krautrock") bands of the 1970s were founded in part to rejuvenate their nation artistically in the wake of the artistic and cultural abuse it suffered at the hands of the Nazi regime three decades earlier.

[Bert Walker]

LOLOLOLOL