Just as New Orleans is known for jazz and blues, Düsseldorf in the 1970s and 80s is recognized as a mecca of electronic pop music. Here, Kraftwerk worked on classics like "Autobahn" and "We Are the Robots" in the legendary Klingklang studio. Neu! created the motorik beat here, and DAF taught sequencers how to sweat. The greater the distance, both in kilometers and years, the more mythical the place seems. Rüdiger Esch, a Düsseldorfer himself and a member of Die Krupps, sheds light on the scene's development from its beginnings around 1970 to the end of the analog phase around 1986. This is done both from the inside, through exclusive sound bites from its protagonists like Wolfgang Flür (Kraftwerk), Bodo Staiger (Rheingold), Gabi Delgado (DAF), Jürgen Engler (Die Krupps), and Ralf Dörper (Propaganda), as well as from the outside, in exclusive statements from Giorgio.