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− | |owned by = [[Aisle]],<br>[[Bubbles]] (AC),<br>[[ | + | |owned by = [[Aisle]],<br>[[Bubbles]] (AC),<br>[[Carmen]] (CF, NL),<br>[[Cube]] (prior to NH),<br>[[Dotty]] (prior to NH),<br>[[Egbert]] (prior to NH),<br>[[Jacques]] (NH),<br>[[Ketchup]] (DnMe+),<br>[[Nibbles]] (prior to NH),<br>[[Paula]] (DnMe+),<br>[[Ribbot]] (NH),<br>[[Rodeo]] (NH),<br>[[Sprocket]] (AC),<br>[[Valise]] |
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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 flourished in Japan, America, and Europe the late 1970s to the mid-1980s. While the genre is quite diverse in sound, K.K. Technopop focuses more on the Japanese style from the late 1970s, popularized by bands such as [[wikipedia:Yellow Magic Orchestra|Yellow Magic Orchestra]]. Conversely, the album cover appears to be a homage to the albums ''[[wikipedia:Computer World|Computer World]]'' and ''[[wikipedia:Electric Café|Electric Café]]'' by German technopop group [[wikipedia:Kraftwerk|Kraftwerk]]. | "'''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 flourished in Japan, America, and Europe the late 1970s to the mid-1980s. While the genre is quite diverse in sound, K.K. Technopop focuses more on the Japanese style from the late 1970s, popularized by bands such as [[wikipedia:Yellow Magic Orchestra|Yellow Magic Orchestra]]. Conversely, the album cover appears to be a homage to the albums ''[[wikipedia:Computer World|Computer World]]'' and ''[[wikipedia:Electric Café|Electric Café]]'' by German technopop group [[wikipedia:Kraftwerk|Kraftwerk]]. | ||
− | [[Aisle]], [[Bubbles]] (only in {{PG}}), [[ | + | [[Aisle]], [[Bubbles]] (only in {{PG}}), [[Carmen]] (in {{CF|short}} and {{NL|short}}), [[Cube]], [[Dotty]], [[Egbert]] (all three before {{NH|short}}), [[Jacques]] (as of {{NH|short|nolink}}), [[Ketchup]] (only in {{DnMe+}}), [[Nibbles]] (before {{NH|short|nolink}}), [[Paula]] (only in {{DnMe+|nolink}}), [[Ribbot]], [[Rodeo]] (both as of {{NH|short|nolink}}), [[Sprocket]] (only in {{PG|nolink}}) and [[Valise]] play this song in their houses if they have a [[stereo]]. |
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Revision as of 02:02, October 5, 2020
"K.K. Technopop" 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 flourished in Japan, America, and Europe the late 1970s to the mid-1980s. While the genre is quite diverse in sound, K.K. Technopop focuses more on the Japanese style from the late 1970s, popularized by bands such as Yellow Magic Orchestra. Conversely, the album cover appears to be a homage to the albums Computer World and Electric Café by German technopop group Kraftwerk.
Aisle, Bubbles (only in Animal Crossing), Carmen (in City Folk and New Leaf), Cube, Dotty, Egbert (all three before New Horizons), Jacques (as of New Horizons), Ketchup (only in Doubutsu no Mori e+), Nibbles (before New Horizons), Paula (only in Doubutsu no Mori e+), Ribbot, Rodeo (both as of New Horizons), Sprocket (only in Animal Crossing) and Valise play this song in their houses if they have a stereo.
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テクノビート Tekunobīto |
Technobeat | |
테크노 비트 Tekeuno Biteu |
Technobeat | |
电音节奏 (iQue) Diàn yīn jiézòu |
Electronic rhythm | |
Техно-поп К. К. Tekhno-pop K. K. |
K.K. Techno-pop | |
K.K.-technopop | — | |
K.K. Technopop | — | |
Tota-tecno | K.K. Techno | |
Technopop Kéké | — | |
K.K. Techno | K.K. Techno |
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