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Issue 7 was 48 pages long, black and white, plus colour front (featuring
an original 1983 West German music magazine advert for the aborted 'Technopop'
LP) and back cover (featuring a John Shilcock live photo from Norwich
UEA concert 1992) and contained the following articles;
- 'Activity' - six pages of the latest Kraftwerk-related news
- 'The K-Files - The Truth is Out There' - an article looking
at some of the Kraftwerk mysteries such as the aborted 'Technopop'
LP, cancelled tours etc.
- 'From the Robots to a Human' -
Interview with Wolfgang Fluer by The Prof, extracts of which previously
appeared in 'The Mix' magazine
- 'The Emil Schult interview' - interview with the long-time
Kraftwerk and Elektric Music/Wolfgang Flür associate, by Paul
Wilkinson, September 1994
- 'Kinetik' - News on the band Kinetik, by The Prof
- 'How to make your own Kraftwerk-style LED tie' by Mark Monckton
- 'Collectors Corner - Spain' - a look at the various Spanish
Kraftwerk releases and discography
- 'The Price Of A Passion' - some topical views on collecting
Kraftwerk records
- 'The Artwerk of Kraftwerk' - some
info on some of the more easy to spot influences on Kraftwerk's cover
art
- 'Bits' - Info on the 'Kohoutek-Kometenmelodie
single from 1973 and the 1991 'All In a Day's Werk' various
artists tribute release
- '20 Years On The Autobahn' - the 'Autobahn' album and some
of its worldwide collectable single and album releases under the spotlight
- 'Live Tapes - The Autobahn Years' - an article reviewing
the content and what you could expect from earlier period Kraftwerk
shows
- 'Radio Interviews 1975-1981' by Paul Wilkonson
- 'Collectors Corner Update' - a lot more additional info to
add to issue 6's French releases article
- Small Ads and Outro (Ralf Hütter meets YMO picture)
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