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Klingklang studio

There seems to be some confusion whether or not the naming of Kraftwerk's own klingklang "studio" preceeded the naming of the track "Klingklang" on "Kraftwerk 2".

Does anyone have a definitive answer?

I have read Hütter say in interviews that he and Schneider began their work together with the formation of their own studio in 1968. Of course, when he says "studio", have may mean "room with our instruments in it", as opposed to the elaborate multitrack recording facility which Klingklang later evolved into... --feline1 09:50, 16 October 2005 (UTC)[reply]

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