All Electronic music is White music. Techno, electro, house, industrial and trance all trace their roots straight back to European electronic pioneers like in particular Kraftwerk. If it were not for Kraftwerk the world would have no techno, electro, house, industrial, trance, synth pop or even hip hop music as we know it. Of course it's White music. This is why I consider Kraftwerk to be the most important musical group of the late 20th century, without a doubt.      Afrika Bambaataa ’s  Planet Rock  (1982) was a major defining hit for  hip-hop  and the birth of  electro music , which contains elements of 'Trans-Europe Express and Numbers. Legal action was pursued against Bambaataa and won for the blatant use of these particular sounds and melodies without giving proper credit to the group. Since the lawsuit, proper credit is now given on the song’s writing credits. Numerous artists have continued to  sample  and pilfer various elements from Kraftwerk's catalog.   The influence of Kraftwerk’s distinctive use of synthesizers, drum machine rhythms, and heavily effected vocals can also be heard on early  Detroit techno  records. Detroit techno artists  Derrick May  and  Juan Atkins  tried to replicate Kraftwerk’s sound on early techno records such as  Cybotron ’s Clear (1983),  Model 500 ’s No UFOs (1985), and Derrick May’s Nude Photo (1986).   Kraftwerk was also a major influence in the genre of Chicago  house Music .  Keith Farley's  (Farley Jackmaster Funk of the Hot Mix 5) recording 'Funkin With the Drums Again pays homage to Kraftwerk's Home Computer and It's More Fun to Compute, which are cult classics in Chicago's house-music history.     https://www.stormfront.org/forum/show...ne-500723.html  a thread that was recently started about Electronic music.