Kraftwerk interview Florian Schneider

In 1988 Japanese magazine "Silverstar Club" sent Florian Schneider of Kraftwerk a tape with questions for an interview. Florian returned it with answers in tweaked voices, and the interview was published in a written format. Ten years later (1998) this recording was released as an extra together with a magazine.
Read the full interview, and find out a lot more about Kraftwerk on electriccafe.info (for the interview follow the direct link: goo.gl/h7CJuz)
PS. The last sentence sampled in Japanese: "WATASHI NO DENWABANGOU WA HIMIchiteimimi [HIMITSU] DESU."means "My telephone number is secret."!

[@anonymoushuman8344]

Florian Schneider, Rest In Peace.

[@gillesdufief8580]

Florian rip

[@daytonaaaargh]

Wow, what a find. Love it! RIP Florian Schneider, but his legacy lives on :)

[@desouzafelipe]

I thought I have listened to all about Kraftwerk, but this was awesome! Very better (and funny) interview than the Ralf ones..

[@paradigmlost7582]

This interviewer's voice sounds like Black Mesa annunciator.

[@carlamattei7276]

Aposto que Florian Schneider daria um bom comediante!

[@Blastertronus]

R.I.P. Florian...

[@gillesdufief8580]

Good interview

[@unadomandaperte]

This Is The Evolution Of KraftWerk

[@wumpel2059]

Das ist ja herrlich :D

[@tylerreiske7810]

lol, 2:36

[@nickd7225]

Some kind of unreleased song lol

[@Ogaitnas900]

thank you

[@jcap35]

Florian was the human on Kraftwerk. Ralph, the cold robot.

[@halfrutter2226]

It is Ralf's voice answering the questions.

[@halfrutter2226]

I've seen transcripts of it and it is Ralf answering.

[@Amuh2004]

Half Rutter This is really Florian. Ralf’s voice is more smooth.

[@georgevourvahakis498]

Florian

[@LWYRUP05]

It’s Florian

[@deadchannel.6038]

Amuh Studio No, Ralf is much more fluent in English. He sounds more like a British person with a slight German accent.

[@MaherBaba]

florian, du bist eine pflaume