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CybotronTechno City

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Electro

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Tracklist

Techno City (Vocal)6:55
Techno City (Instrumental)6:40

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    Version DetailsData Quality
    Cover of Techno City, 1984, VinylTechno City
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM
    Fantasy – D-226US1984US1984
    Cover of Techno City, 1984, VinylTechno City
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Promo, Stereo
    Fantasy – D-226US1984US1984
    Recently Edited
    Cover of Techno City, 1984, VinylTechno City
    7", Promo
    Fantasy – 947US1984US1984
    Recently Edited
    Cover of Techno City, 2007-07-00, VinylTechno City
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Promo, Reissue, Unofficial Release
    Fantasy (4) – D-226US2007US2007
    Recently Edited

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    Reviews

    • 1airwalk's avatar
      1airwalk
      My copy has the big P and little p etching but does not have the Promo label
      • SiOnaraSan's avatar
        SiOnaraSan
        40 years later I manage to pick one up. Happy days.
        • Off.The.Record.Ldn's avatar
          We have a copy available in VG+ condition, DM if interested
          • Avenger3611's avatar
            Avenger3611
            Edited 2 years ago
            This track really highlights Derrick May's quote on the sound of techno being "like George Clinton and Kraftwerk [] stuck in an elevator with only a sequencer to keep them company." The Kraftwerk simplicity is fantastic and then add on those Funkadelic-style guitar riffs and solos on the back end for a great track. Glad I picked this up.
            • 808-MAN's avatar
              808-MAN
              Edited 3 years ago
              This record has been sampled so so many times. XON,Altern 8,Nexus 21 and 808 State to name but a few loved this vintage Electro gem. We all love a good sample, and the king of the samples was the late 80s early 90s for sure.
              • sianmak's avatar
                sianmak
                OMFG, I've only just discovered this on the Cari Lekebusch podcast for Speedy J's electric deluxe series. I'll never listen to 808 State's "Donkey doctor" the same way again! It samples huge chunks of this.
                • jaysio's avatar
                  jaysio

                  I dont remember this on the radio at the time in London either on Mike Allen or Westwood, possibly as it didnt fit in with Pretty Tony, The B-Boys or the Fearless four. Only knew it as when the streetsounds electro 4 album came out, this was on the end , and what a perfect ending to one of the more odd mixes in the series. I thought this could've been perfect in Blade Runner, I wasnt old enough to club but used to dream to Cybotron records like this.
                  • TK2's avatar
                    TK2
                    Edited 18 years ago
                    This record shows an exciting tension in today's listening experience. In spite of a romantic kind of irony the music has a futuristic, utopian appeal to it. The irony must have already been there for the listener of 1984 (think also of an album like Kraftwerk's 'Computer World'). But for today's listener an awareness of things past is added to this. It is not so much an awareness of older times and art in general, but especially a recognition of the period in which this record was made. The sound of electronic music of the 1980's is nowadays tapped into from a new perspective (or it is bluntly copied). A track like 'Techno City' at the same time directs us towards the future and the past. It is however only able to do this under one condition, that it is and remains to be astonishing and beautiful music.

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