Kraftwerk: Trans Europa Express version on vinyl LP in Remastered edition. This particular edition was published in Germany in publishing company Kling Klang in cooperation with EMI on 16. October 2009.

Kraftwerk are on the road again: after their previous album "Autobahn", this time they are embarking on the journey "Trans Europa Express". TEE is Kraftwerk's sixth studio album, which takes the band closer to electro-pop. TEE has become a foundation for many musicians of future genres such as electronica, electro-pop, new wave or techno. A good introduction for those who want to get to know Kraftwerk for the first time!

Album spans genres Electronic and Electro. 180g Remastered Vinyl.

Kraftwerk: Trans Europe Express version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Spain in publishing company Capitol Records year 1977.

Kraftwerk's "Trans Europa Express" from 1977 is an electronic album that takes the listener on a journey through Europe. The album is named after the Trans Europ Express train that travels through Europe. The album starts with the sound of the train and then transitions into the song "Europe Endless". This song takes the listener on a journey through the different countries of Europe, with each country having its own unique sound. The song "The Hall of Mirrors" is about the Palace of Versailles and the song "Trans-Europe Express" is about the train of the same name. The album ends with "Metal on Metal", which is about the Industrial Revolution. Trans-Europe Express is a great album for anyone who wants to learn about the different countries of Europe or who wants to take a trip around Europe without leaving home.

Album spans genres Electronic and Electro. Orange Labels Vinyl.

Kraftwerk: Trans-Europe Express version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in India in publishing company Capitol Records year 1977.

Kraftwerk's "Trans Europa Express" from 1977 is an electronic album that takes the listener on a journey through Europe. The album is named after the Trans Europ Express train that travels through Europe. The album starts with the sound of the train and then transitions into the song "Europe Endless". This song takes the listener on a journey through the different countries of Europe, with each country having its own unique sound. The song "The Hall of Mirrors" is about the Palace of Versailles and the song "Trans-Europe Express" is about the train of the same name. The album ends with "Metal on Metal", which is about the Industrial Revolution. Trans-Europe Express is a great album for anyone who wants to learn about the different countries of Europe or who wants to take a trip around Europe without leaving home.

Album spans genres Electronic and Electro.

Kraftwerk: Trans Europe Express version on CD in Remastered edition. This particular edition was published in Europe and UK in publishing company Mute in cooperation with Kling Klang on 19. October 2009.

Trans-Europe Express (German: Trans Europa Express) is the sixth studio album by Kraftwerk. In 2014, the Los Angeles Times called it "the most important pop album of the last 40 years". Trans-Europe Express is one of the most important works in the Kraftwerk canon, as it is the album that launched the art music hippies' transformation into electropop robots.

Album spans genres Electronic and Electro.