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Dschinghis Khan, 1982: “Klabautermann (Na, Sowas!)”

Can any Germans explain what’s happening here? All I can tell is five people joyfully lip-synching in someone’s apartment in pirate costumes to a synth polka disco track whose title seems to translate as “Goblin Man (Yeah, So What)”

#80s music #disco #polka #Youtube

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Dschinghis Khan (the same guys from "Moskau"), 1981: "Pistolero" Russian cowboy disco

Bonus: isn't the guy on the end Murderface from Dethklok

#disco #Youtube

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Captain DJ, 1978: “Disco UFO (Part 1)”

This was actually one of many names used by Mort Garson, who released music in a LOT of styles. He started in easy listening soft dance bands, got into experimental electronics and produced albums like the famous “Plantasia” and the Satanic-themed “Black Mass”, then came out the other side recording kung-fu-themed instrumental funk and even this proto-rap disco-funk single.

#70s music #Plantasia #rap #sort of #disco #mort Garson #Youtube

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In Bloom - Cover by Hula Hi-Fi

Original by Nirvana (1992)

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Revenge Body, 2022: darkwave cover of "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun"

#cover songs #goth music

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Mike Elliott and Bud LaTour, 1986: "Rock Me Jerry Lewis" featuring future novelty music legend Mark Jonathan Davis (aka Richard Cheese) making goofy Jerry Lewis noises

#80s music #parody music #Youtube

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Thomas Dolby, 2010: "The Toadlickers"

Bluegrass (with some synth chords) about England being invaded by junk-food-addicted parkour hoodlums

#bluegrass #Youtube

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ABACUSYNTH by ELIAS JARZOMBEK [2022]

Abacusynth is a synthesizer inspired by an abacus, the ancient counting tool used all around the world. Just like an abacus is used to learn the fundamentals of math, the Abacusynth can be used to explore the building blocks of audio synthesis.

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Idk how to explain this, especially because I’d never heard of this group before this, but this was in fact made just exactly for me. To make me happy.

#cover songs

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goes hard

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I'm still actively shopping but I had to submit this immediately.

Wethersfield, CT Savers.

#remix

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Yamboo, 2006: "Oh Suzanna"

Surely you didn't think Rednex' "Cotton Eye Joe" was the only techno-bluegrass...

#2000s music #Youtube

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you know the crab like money know the sponge like fun know the star keeps shining know the squid likes guns

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So did they just have the synths laying around the monastery or

Boulevard of Broken Dreams - Cover by Gregorian

Original by Green Day (2004)

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#cover songs

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If you've been aching for a 2000s revival, the Caramella Girls are putting out new music, including a cover of ABBA's "Mamma Mia"

#cover songs #2020s music #y2k music #caramelldansen #Youtube

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Ciao Fellini, 1984: "Rita!!!"

There's a lot going on here, but to be fair he is filled with boundless pleasure, which is bound to be distracting

#80s music #italo disco #but also a little of whatever Buster Poindexter had going on #Youtube