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Formats and Editions
1. High Tech/Low Life - (Remix, remix, previously unreleased)
2. Metal Machine Music - (Remix, remix, previously unreleased)
3. Doppelg„nger - (Remix, remix, previously unreleased)
4. Dawning of Doom, The - (Remix, remix, previously unreleased)
5. Ministry of Fear - (Remix, remix, previously unreleased)
6. One - (Remix, remix, previously unreleased)
7. Simply Say No - (Remix, remix, previously unreleased)
8. Disciples of Discipline - (Remix, remix, previously unreleased)
9. Power, The - (Remix, remix, previously unreleased)
10. Rings of Steel - (Remix, remix, previously unreleased)
11. High Tech/Low Life
12. Ministry of Fear
13. Disciples of Discipline
1. High Tech/Low Life
2. Metal Machine Music
3. Doppelg„nger
4. Dawning of Doom, The
5. Ministry of Fear
6. One
7. Simply Say No
8. Disciples of Discipline
9. Power, The
10. Rings of Steel
11. Dr Mabuse
12. Metal Machine Music
13. Doppelg„nger
14. Simply Say No
15. Power, The
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"Machineries of Joy", the Die Krupps initiated joint venture with Nitzer Ebb, did not only hit the Billboard charts, but also the right nerves, re-activated Die Krupps, whom had provided some of the most pioneering music works in the 80s. Die Krupps started the new decade with 1991's I, an album that inspired many and paved the way for a new sound. "Metal Machine Music" already hinted at the potential of the clash of sequenced electronics and soaring guitars which was to dominate industrial clubs over the next few years.
