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Kraftwerk - Budapest 1981 - Original Hungarian Music Poster

Excellent minimalist tri-color composition promoting the 1981 Budapest concert of the German electronic music/techno pioneers.

The Hungarian poster is the only advertisement ever printed for a Kraftwerk show with completely unique artwork that does not follow the band's officially established designs, nor the style of any of their record covers. The double concert was held in Kisstadion on 14th and 15th of August 1981. An infamous bootleg audio recording of this concert is still circulating on the web and is relatively easy to find.

  • Poster title - Kraftwerk - Budapest 1981
  • Designer - Mayer Gyula
  • Dimensions- 27" x 20"
  • Condition -
    Near mint. Folded, no tape marks, no pin holes, no wrinkles, sharp edges.

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