German guys Kraftwerk song or something.
Dan Marcy
listening to in his white sports car? (It think it was
Kraftwerk). If it was a Kraftwerk song, what cd can I find it
on?
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Curtis Gibby
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> In the flying hellfish episode, what song is the german guy
> listening to in his white sports car? (It think it was
> Kraftwerk). If it was a Kraftwerk song, what cd can I find it
> on?
The episode capsule (http://www.snpp.com/episodes/3F19.html) says that the
song was "Mind Control" by D.J. Keoki, "a really cool New York D.J. who
spins `trance' techno." That may or may not be right, but I think it's a
pretty safe bet. Good day.
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Dan Marcy wrote:
> In the flying hellfish episode, what song is the german guy
> listening to in his white sports car? (It think it was
> Kraftwerk). If it was a Kraftwerk song, what cd can I find it
> on?
>
Dave Hall
>>Dan Marcy (crezzy_man...@hotmail.com.invalid) wrote:
>>> In the flying hellfish episode, what song is the german guy
>>> listening to in his white sports car? (It think it was
>>> Kraftwerk). If it was a Kraftwerk song, what cd can I find it
>>> on?
>
> that the song was "Mind Control" by D.J. Keoki, "a really cool
> New York D.J. who spins `trance' techno." That may or may not be
> right, but I think it's a pretty safe bet. Good day.
Though "Mind Control" appears in the lyrics the actual song title
is "Caterpillar".
Funny how this same discussion is happening right now on
alt.music.kraftwerk.
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Bradley Carr
techno shit. Not good.
B.
choconado
>techno shit. Not good.
>
you've been listening to the wrong albums my friend. they have lots of actual
techno stuff. an they kick major ass.
by the by, they did "electric cafe" the song that was the opening and closing
theme for the SNL "sprockets" sketches...
WARK! WARK!
"grrrar! grrrar!"*
CT's fun quote of the day!
"i once killed a man. a man who looked like me."
*my godzilla figure agrees.
Ochlocrat
"choconado" <hmant...@aol.comnospam> wrote in message
news:20000307235617...@ng-cl1.aol.com...
> >Kraftwerk is minimalist ambience, great stuff. The music on the Simpsons
was
> >techno shit. Not good.
> >
>
> you've been listening to the wrong albums my friend. they have lots of
actual
> techno stuff. an they kick major ass.
> by the by, they did "electric cafe" the song that was the opening and
closing
> theme for the SNL "sprockets" sketches...
Alright, I am gonna have to open up a can of Whoopas(TM) on you techno
listening faggarios.
Ochlocrat
YOU WILL LEARN TO EMBRACE THE HARDCORE
Ormasyna
>you've been listening to the wrong albums my friend. they have lots of actual
>techno stuff. an they kick major ass.
I think Kraftwerk pretty much begin and end with "Computer World." Without that
record you can say goodbye to all your Autechres and other Warp/Skam type of
Autechre clones.
>by the by, they did "electric cafe" the song that was the opening and closing
>theme for the SNL "sprockets" sketches...
Wasn't there some big fuss over them not along ago, about being paid a
ridiculous sum of money to record a promotional track for some World Expo thing?
The track basically amounted to a four-second clip of a vocoded voice saying the
name of whatever it was donated for.
Now *that* rules.
arne beek
<nepbcsoor8vcp30ig...@undercover.fbi.gov>:
>
>Wasn't there some big fuss over them not along ago, about being paid a
>ridiculous sum of money to record a promotional track for some World
>Expo thing? The track basically amounted to a four-second clip of a
>vocoded voice saying the name of whatever it was donated for.
>
>Now *that* rules.
>
>
>
Kraftwerk released a single some time ago called "expo 2000", but they've
made a bit more out of it though. In addition to saying/vocoding "expo
2000", the say the likes of "man, nature, technology - mensch, natur,
technik". It's quite ordinary ambient stuff. It was released in 8 mixes,
and has gotten some airplay on MTV Europe.
you can check it out on www.kraftwerk.com
--
arne
Internet King
choconado wrote:
> >Kraftwerk is minimalist ambience, great stuff. The music on the Simpsons was
> >techno shit. Not good.
> >
>
> you've been listening to the wrong albums my friend. they have lots of actual
> techno stuff. an they kick major ass.
> by the by, they did "electric cafe" the song that was the opening and closing
> theme for the SNL "sprockets" sketches...
"I would have liked to see Eddie Munster played covered in sores."
Sincerely,
Little Girl
Ben Mann
>
> On 08 Mar 2000 04:56:17 GMT, hmant...@aol.comnospam (choconado) wrote:
>
> >techno stuff. an they kick major ass.
>
> record you can say goodbye to all your Autechres and other Warp/Skam type of
> Autechre clones.
Slow down here . . . there are *other* Autechre clones?
<<walks to hall closet>>
<<fires two shots>>
Ben Mann / buck...@concentric.net