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#	Samples	Title
Side 1
1.	MP3	"Cellular Phone"
2.	MP3	"Techinc 1200"
3.	MP3	"Scientist"
4.	MP3	"Rocket Scientist"
5.	MP3	"Superior Race"
6.	MP3	"Satellites"
7.	MP3	"Plastiphilia"
8.	MP3	"Plastiphilia 2"
9.	MP3	"Voice Activated"
10.	MP3	"Speak & Spell"
11.	MP3	"Danki No Zuno"
12.	MP3	"Die Radiometre"
13.	MP3	"Pornoactress"
14.	MP3	"Infophysix"
15.	MP3	"Pornoviewer"
16.	MP3	"Sterilization"
17.	MP3	"Gesamtkunstwerk"

Another album from the amazing mind of Heinrich Mueller (aka Gerald Donald). Originally released on DJ Hell's Gigolo label and apparently only licensed after Gerald crashed Hell's BMW and had to come up with a means of paying him back. All the tracks first appeared on the very obscure Dataphysix imprint from Detroit, with some releases only reaching the 500 copy mark. Now brought back to life for 2007, "Gesamtkunstwerk" could be one of the best electro albums ever made. Yes that's right, I said it...the best ever! This is almost as important for the techno generation as Kraftwerk's "Computerworld" and "Autobahn" were for many in the 80s. The tracks are all pretty simple, made up of only two or three analogue instruments each, but they seem to hold these timeless melodies that you can never tire of. Other moments are eerie, menacing and downright strange, but still pure genius. You know how a lot of the time when you buy a new record it becomes your favourite for a while, and then it starts to lose a little life? (Of course it's still good, but just not as fresh as the first couple of weeks when you listened to it on repeat). Well guess what? That doesn't happen with this record. I must have listened to some of the tracks on here over a 1000 times and they still send shivers down my spine. It's one of those special albums that just don't seem to age. 

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