Little Computer People – Electro Pop
Tracklist
1 | Eyes | 4:49 | |
2 | Electro Pop | 6:33 | |
3 | Little Computer People | 2:54 | |
4 | Follow The Leader | 6:05 | |
5 | I Am | 7:09 | |
6 | Tokio | 3:20 | |
7 | Who Do You Love | 7:30 | |
8 | Sea Of Love | 5:28 | |
9 | Pop Music | 2:20 | |
10 | Fly High | 3:56 | |
11 | Friends Are Not Electric | 16:24 | |
12 | Always The Same Game | 2:06 |
Companies, etc.
- Distributed By – EFA – EFA 27460-2
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Psi49net
- Copyright © – Psi49net
- Published By – Alphabet City
- Published By – Warner/Chappell
- Recorded At – PSI Studio
- Mixed At – PSI Studio
Credits
- Design – Dare-Art.de*
- Producer, Written-By – Anthony Rother
Notes
Published by Alphabet City / Warner Chappell. Mixed & recorded at PSI Studio Germany.
Digipak packaging.
(P) + (C) 2001 PSI49NET
Digipak packaging.
(P) + (C) 2001 PSI49NET
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode (Text): 7 18752 74602 1
- Barcode: 718752746021
- Label Code: LC 00929
- Matrix / Runout: HAND 0105180
- Mastering SID Code: IFPI LL88
- Mould SID Code: IFPI 5225
Other Versions (5 of 7)
View AllTitle (Format) | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |||
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Recently Edited | Electro Pop (2×12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Album) | Psi49net | PSI 010 | Germany | 2001 | ||
Recently Edited | Electro Pop (CDr, Album, Promo) | Psi49net | PSI 010 | Europe | 2001 | ||
New Submission | Electro Pop (12×File, MP3, Album, 320 kbps) | Psi49net | none | Germany | 2001 | ||
Electro Pop (12×File, AIFF, Album, Reissue) | Psi49net | none | Germany | 2016 | |||
New Submission | Electro Pop (12×File, ALAC, Album, Reissue) | Psi49net | none | Germany | 2016 |
Recommendations
Reviews
- Anthony Rother puts on his Little Computer People guise for some electropop on his album... ELECTRO POP. I suppose it makes sense. And if the music is a little bit of a throwback to the early 80s, that's all part of the plan. The vocoders on "Eyes" complement the staggered chords, while the title track burbles on the dancefloor. "Follow the Leader" goes deeper and more spare, and "I Am" sounds like a sex robot gone haywire. "Pop Music" sounds nothing like what you'd hear on the radio. Rother manages to squeeze a little more Detroitian emotion out of "Who Do You Love" and the long, "Friends Are Not Electric," and it's on these tracks that the little computer people seem more alive than ever.
- Wow! Simply stunning. I hear a lot of electronic music, with a lot of albums coming in my door, and this one instantly jumped out and grabbed me. I had Rother's DVD release before this so I knew to expect good things, but this polished album surpassed all expectations. As of now I am a die-hard Rother fan.
Track 4 is simply one of the best electronic songs ever written. Meld Kraftwerk with an electro anthem and modernize it and you get this. The melody is absolutely mind-blowing as the underlying waves wash over you and perfectly meshed layers creep in. Speechless.
The other biggie for me is track 2, which gives a brief biography of Rother in the lyrics. Like the emotional bits on the DVD, this further highlights how much heart he puts into all his music.
Also great are track 1, 3 and the epic journey 11.
My only complaint is some of the unmentioned tracks are a tad weak, but really only in comparison to the unbeatable tracks. Hunt down this CD now!
Release
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