Difference between revisions of "K.K. Technopop"
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| − | '''K.K. Technopop''' is one of [[K.K. Slider|K.K. Slider's]] more upbeat songs. It has a fairly catchy tune with active drums, synthesizer, a popping melody, and a synth bass in the background. It is based on the [[wikipedia:Technopop|Technopop]] genre that began to flourish in Japan, the USA, and Europe during the late 1970s, lasting to mid-80s; K.K. Technopop focuses more on the Japanese style from the late 1970s. [[Cube]], [[Carmen (rabbit)|Carmen]], [[Dotty]] (beginning in {{WW|short}}), [[Egbert]], [[Aisle]], [[Ketchup]], [[Valise]] and [[Nibbles]] play this song in their [[house]]s when they have a [[stereo]]. | + | "'''K.K. Technopop'''" ({{tt|テクノビート|Tekunobīto}}, Technobeat) is one of [[K.K. Slider|K.K. Slider's]] more upbeat songs. It has a fairly catchy tune with active drums, synthesizer, a popping melody, and a synth bass in the background. It is based on the [[wikipedia:Technopop|Technopop]] genre that began to flourish in Japan, the USA, and Europe during the late 1970s, lasting to mid-80s; K.K. Technopop focuses more on the Japanese style from the late 1970s. [[Cube]], [[Carmen (rabbit)|Carmen]], [[Dotty]] (beginning in {{WW|short}}), [[Egbert]], [[Aisle]], [[Ketchup]], [[Valise]] and [[Nibbles]] play this song in their [[house]]s when they have a [[stereo]]. |
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"K.K. Technopop" (テクノビート, Technobeat) is one of K.K. Slider's more upbeat songs. It has a fairly catchy tune with active drums, synthesizer, a popping melody, and a synth bass in the background. It is based on the Technopop genre that began to flourish in Japan, the USA, and Europe during the late 1970s, lasting to mid-80s; K.K. Technopop focuses more on the Japanese style from the late 1970s. Cube, Carmen, Dotty (beginning in Wild World), Egbert, Aisle, Ketchup, Valise and Nibbles play this song in their houses when they have a stereo.
