"Cubik" by 808 State
YouTube via backporchvideos | March 10, 2008
"I found another show from the 90's! Here is a great video that we played in December 1990. Go to http://www.ztt.com for more information on 808 State and lots of other bands on the ZTT label."
Ateyu of The Never Ending Story:
Rhythm Device - Acid Rock (1989)
YouTube via hercolubus1969 | October 22, 2008
"Belgian old school techno track from the New Beat era. A classic of its genre.
This is a playback performance, which was recorded at Cherry Moon club in Lokeren, Belgium. (Please don't judge the tune based on this video only! :)
Vocal performer: Alain Bovy
Written by Frank De Wulf.
Published by Music Man Import."
Thursday, August 26, 2010
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Yikes..
ReplyDeleteI wonder if Tommy Boy records had anything to do with the look and feel of that 808 video.
ReplyDeleteWow. They look and dance exactly like the go-go dancers at an under-21 gay club I used to go to in the early 90s. I wasn't impressed then, either, but it's good as a time-capsule piece.
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