Wolfgang Fluer was a vital cog in the Kraftwerk machine, galvanising the group's electric drum sound throughout the 1970's and propelling the rhythmic backbone of iconic albums such as Autobahn and Electric Cafe.
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"This is a first-hand account of human life inside the robot factory. A world that I could barely have imagined as a 16-year-old Kraftwerk fan stranded in a suburb on the wrong side of the river from Liverpool. A window into a world that I could never have imagined." Andy McCluskey, OMD "Kraftwerk is a myth. Wolfgang is for real. Thus handsome elder statesman of Electronic Music gives a lot of useful inside information about the Men-Machines." Rudi Esch, ELECRI_CITY "A highly entertaining and yet haunting piece of literature that perfectly illustrates what it was like to be a human being inside the great Man-Machine." Eternal Terror