Kraftwerk 
Septermber 7, 1981
Tokyo, Japan @ Nakano Sun Plaza Hall
SBD > ? > silver bootleg cd > EAC > flac > CDR

1 Beethoven-Intro (1:59) 
2 Nummern / Numbers (1:10) 
3 Komputerwelt / Computerworld (5:11) 
4 Komputerliebe / Computer Love (5:36) 
5 Heimkomputer / Homecomputer (4:49) 
6 Neonlicht / Neonlights (8:15) 
7 Autobahn (17:35) 
8 Schaufensterpuppen / Showroom Dummies (5:35) 
9 Trans Europa Express / Trans Europe Express (9:18) 
10 Die Roboter / The Robots (7:05) 
11 It's More Fun To Compute (8:02) 

the usual complete setlist (115 to 120 minutes) was :

01 Heute Abend (missing from the radiobroadcast)
02 Numbers (most is missing from the radiobroadcast)
03 Computer World 
04 Computer Love 
05 Home Computer 
06 The Model (missing from the radiobroadcast)
07 Neon Lights 
08 Autobahn 
09 Radioactivity (missing from the radiobroadcast)
10 Die Sonne, Der Mond, Die Sterne (missing from the radiobroadcast)
11 The Hall Of Mirrors (missing from the radiobroadcast)
12 Showroom Dummies
13 Trans Europe Express 
14 Pocket Calculator (missing from the radiobroadcast)
15 The Robots 
16 It’s More Fun To Compute

The "Virtu Ex Machina" added a fake intro (using the track 06 of the motion picture soundtrack of "Clockwork Orange" intituled "Ninth Symphony: Second Movement (Scherzo) - Ludwig van Beethoven-Arr. Wendy Carlos) and is a repressing of... the repressing of the rare original japanese bootleg CD called "Numbers".

> "Numbers" (japanese CD)
> "Numbers" (counterfeit, probably european CD)
> "Virtu Ex Machina" (european CD)

Only less than 6 seconds are mixed from the track "Numbers" with the Wendy Carlos song, so nothing is really missing from the "Numbers" bootleg CD versions.