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Krautrock 1 DSL & DVD

$375.00 $395.00
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The first installment explores the origins and evolution of Krautrock in the 70s, featuring key figures and bands of the Düsseldorf/Cologne area, like Can, Kraftwerk, and Neu!, among others. The documentary also highlights the influence of Krautrock on contemporary music, concluding with a look at modern acts inspired by the movement.

With this purchase, libraries, schools, and institutions will receive:

  • Digital Streaming License (DSL): Permission to stream the documentary for academic or institutional use.

  • 1 Physical DVD: A tangible copy of the documentary for archival or in-person viewing purposes.

Ideal for libraries and educational institutions, KRAUTROCK 1 provides a comprehensive introduction to the groundbreaking sounds of Düsseldorf and Cologne and their lasting legacy.

Note: The DSL is valid for institutional use only and includes non-commercial streaming rights.

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Krautrock 1 DSL & DVD

$375.00 $395.00
sale

The first installment explores the origins and evolution of Krautrock in the 70s, featuring key figures and bands of the Düsseldorf/Cologne area, like Can, Kraftwerk, and Neu!, among others. The documentary also highlights the influence of Krautrock on contemporary music, concluding with a look at modern acts inspired by the movement.

With this purchase, libraries, schools, and institutions will receive:

  • Digital Streaming License (DSL): Permission to stream the documentary for academic or institutional use.

  • 1 Physical DVD: A tangible copy of the documentary for archival or in-person viewing purposes.

Ideal for libraries and educational institutions, KRAUTROCK 1 provides a comprehensive introduction to the groundbreaking sounds of Düsseldorf and Cologne and their lasting legacy.

Note: The DSL is valid for institutional use only and includes non-commercial streaming rights.

Quantity:
Add To Cart

This package includes both a physical DVD and a Digital Streaming License (DSL) for institutional use. The DVD is intended for on-premises use, such as classroom screenings or library access, while the DSL allows streaming access for users affiliated with your institution. Please carefully review the Licensing Agreement.