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A great album by Ex-Kraftwerk member Karl Bartos. "Esperanto" means the "international auxiliary language" and the whole album it's about international TV-shows, Show-Biz and music as "international (universal) language" such "Esperanto". I love all tracks, but "Kissing the machine" is the greatest one of this album.

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Jun 24,  · 01 TV 02 Show Business 03 Kissing The Machine 04 Lifestyle 05 Crosstalk 06 Information 07 Esperanto 08 Overdrive Album English Electric Elektric Music (Esperanto) - Duration: GioJas.

The band released their debut single, "Crosstalk", and then their debut album in In the end, Elektric Music released two albums: "Esperanto" in , and "Elektric Music" in , after which Bartos moved on to a (very satisfying) solo career. "Esperanto" .

The band released their debut single, "Crosstalk", and then their debut album in In the end, Elektric Music released two albums: "Esperanto" in , and "Elektric Music" in , after which Bartos moved on to a (very satisfying) solo career. "Esperanto" /5(18).

Electronic music group founded by Karl Bartos (former member of Kraftwerk) and Lothar Manteuffel (former member of Rheingold) in Their first album Esperanto () features guest vocals by Andy McCluskey (of OMD) on the track Kissing The mieritabrederreviconsiphymoto.coinfo tracks "Crosstalk" and "Overdrive" were co-written with Kraftwerk collaborator Emil Schult, who also created the graphics for early Elektric.