This was a limited release box with like a 50-page booklet etc. of this incredibly-influential act who during this time had the goal of giving a concert with no people on stage, just machines! {not exactly in line with your standard, say, punk mentality] These releases represent their best period, where their geekiness was informed by a little worldliness. The hook of this box is that these are remastered and affectionately packaged. I remember the vinyl at that time had phenomenal kick; the regular CDs don't seem to. Ciao.

Tha Capitol Years box set, with the awesome booklet, great sounding discs and rare sticker is a must.

Even if you own the original vinyl, YOU NEED THIS SET! Terrific!

This boxset contains the 3 albums from 1975 through 1978 that Kraftwerk recorded for Capital. Each album is on a different CD, but they are all in one double wide jewel case. Include is a 40 page booklet and a poster. The whole comes in a cardboard sleeve. The sound quality is mediocre.

I am not a big fan of their music from this period. It is too much heavy German electronica. To me, it is mostly noise. It does not have the medolic flow of Autobahn. I ripped the songs I liked off of the CDs and came up with about 50 minutes of music (about 40%).

It was rare when it was released and now it is out of print. Right now, as I right this, someone is selling it on Amazon for $300. I wonder what I could get for mine.

The Capitol Years...all three albums recorded for Capitol...what more needs to be said?