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Shok — Who Carez Who’z Dead
YouTube video description:
“This track is apparently a techno “reply” to L.A. Style’s “James Brown Is Dead” and Kranz’ “Helmut Kohl Ist Tot (Helmut Kohl Is Dead).”
Cool synth-driven 1992 U.S.A. techno tune, with noteworthy synth play, bassline, “string” pads, intriguing vocals, and complimentary percussion. This track can be found on U.S.A.-produced various artists CD compilation "This is Techno - Vol. 4." (Cat.# COND 19213-2)
As an American, I had minimal exposure to European radio. I do not know how much airplay this tune or mix had back in the day.
My first music love is old skool piano/hardcore piano and Italo Dance. However, I will upload tunes of other categories which I believe are unique, quality, underplayed, and worthy of remembrance.
Label: © + ℗ Continuum Records; MCA Records
Country: New Jersey, U.S.A.
Released: 1992
Genre: Electronic/Electronica/EDM
Style: U.S.A. Techno,
Credits: Written by: J.I. Kanto”
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YouTube video description:
“This track is apparently a techno “reply” to L.A. Style’s “James Brown Is Dead” and Kranz’ “Helmut Kohl Ist Tot (Helmut Kohl Is Dead).”
Cool synth-driven 1992 U.S.A. techno tune, with noteworthy synth play, bassline, “string” pads, intriguing vocals, and complimentary percussion. This track can be found on U.S.A.-produced various artists CD compilation "This is Techno - Vol. 4." (Cat.# COND 19213-2)
As an American, I had minimal exposure to European radio. I do not know how much airplay this tune or mix had back in the day.
My first music love is old skool piano/hardcore piano and Italo Dance. However, I will upload tunes of other categories which I believe are unique, quality, underplayed, and worthy of remembrance.
Label: © + ℗ Continuum Records; MCA Records
Country: New Jersey, U.S.A.
Released: 1992
Genre: Electronic/Electronica/EDM
Style: U.S.A. Techno,
Credits: Written by: J.I. Kanto”
#music
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