Inspired by "Showroom Dummies [September 7th - Japan, Tokyo, Nakano Sunplaza]" with vocals from the bootleg album.

This is a reimagination of the electronic music group Kraftwerk 1981 World Tour. It's a recreation of the Kraftwerk's 1981 World Tour with a Screen Projection Concept in a VHS style.

After years collecting materials, I finally did a final version of this longing project of mine.

The sounds and the songs were entirely made in FL Studio by me.
The samples I used here were only for Ralf Huetter's vocal tracks taken from the actual live performances and some others effects like the Texas Instruments, the Votrax SC and the Pollard Syndrum Sounds.

The percussion was made in an "analog way", at the time Kraftwerk built an all-analog drum kit, so I decided to use the same concept.
So my drums is created in the same way with an analog synthesizer, although it's a virtual version of it and has many effects plugins to achieve this similarity to the Herr Fluer and Herr Bartos original ones.
It's not the same sound I must admit, but to me it's sounds almost the same and it's great, so anyway.

The 80s KW setup is:
Ralf Huetter plays a MiniMoog and two PolyMoogs;
Karl Bartos plays a Korg PS3100 and a custom-made electronic percussion device;
Wolfgang Flur plays a custom-made electronic percussion device and
Florian Schneider-Esleben plays a Prophet V and some others devices for the effects.

This is not an official product or a bootleg recording, it's just a tribute project to the Kraftwerk 81 concerts performances that I tried to match the originals as closely as I could, so there maybe some differences to the original ones.

There's no copyright infringement intended.

I hope you like it as much as I did making it.
-LuPPs

*Screen Projection link(soon)
There're a few sources about the screen projections that were shown during the performances and most of them are just photos that fans secretly took, because cameras were banned at live performances.
So the motion design here was completely recreated according to the era theme of the shows and the images generated by computers at the time.

Showroom Dummies

Mitternacht - Showroom Dummies (Kraftwerk Cover)

Inspired by "Home Computer - It's More Fun 2 Compute [May 25th - Italia, Roma, Teatro Tendastrisce]" with vocals from the Virtu Ex Machina bootleg album.

This is a reimagination of the electronic music group Kraftwerk 1981 World Tour. It's a recreation of the Kraftwerk's 1981 World Tour with a Screen Projection Concept in a VHS style.

After years collecting materials, I finally did a final version of this longing project of mine.

The sounds and the songs were entirely made in FL Studio by me.
The samples I used here were only for Ralf Huetter's vocal tracks taken from the actual live performances and some others effects like the Texas Instruments, the Votrax SC and the Pollard Syndrum Sounds.

The percussion was made in an "analog way", at the time Kraftwerk built an all-analog drum kit, so I decided to use the same concept.
So my drums is created in the same way with an analog synthesizer, although it's a virtual version of it and has many effects plugins to achieve this similarity to the Herr Fluer and Herr Bartos original ones.
It's not the same sound I must admit, but to me it's sounds almost the same and it's great, so anyway.

The 80s KW setup is:
Ralf Huetter plays a MiniMoog and two PolyMoogs;
Karl Bartos plays a Korg PS3100 and a custom-made electronic percussion device;
Wolfgang Flur plays a custom-made electronic percussion device and
Florian Schneider-Esleben plays a Prophet V and some others devices for the effects.

This is not an official product or a bootleg recording, it's just a tribute project to the Kraftwerk 81 concerts performances that I tried to match the originals as closely as I could, so there maybe some differences to the original ones.

There's no copyright infringement intended.

I hope you like it as much as I did making it.
-LuPPs

*Screen Projection link(soon)
There're a few sources about the screen projections that were shown during the performances and most of them are just photos that fans secretly took, because cameras were banned at live performances.
So the motion design here was completely recreated according to the era theme of the shows and the images generated by computers at the time.

Home Computer

Home Computer - It's More Fun 2 Compute (Kraftwerk Cover)

Inspired by "Der Klang Der Energie Medley [July 6th - France, Paris, Captain Video]" with vocals from the bootleg album.

This is a reimagination of the electronic music group Kraftwerk 1981 World Tour. It's a recreation of the Kraftwerk's 1981 World Tour with a Screen Projection Concept in a VHS style.

After years collecting materials, I finally did a final version of this longing project of mine.

The sounds and the songs were entirely made in FL Studio by me.
The samples I used here were only for Ralf Huetter's vocal tracks taken from the actual live performances and some others effects like the Texas Instruments, the Votrax SC and the Pollard Syndrum Sounds.

The percussion was made in an "analog way", at the time Kraftwerk built an all-analog drum kit, so I decided to use the same concept.
So my drums is created in the same way with an analog synthesizer, although it's a virtual version of it and has many effects plugins to achieve this similarity to the Herr Fluer and Herr Bartos original ones.
It's not the same sound I must admit, but to me it's sounds almost the same and it's great, so anyway.

The 80s KW setup is:
Ralf Huetter plays a MiniMoog and two PolyMoogs;
Karl Bartos plays a Korg PS3100 and a custom-made electronic percussion device;
Wolfgang Flur plays a custom-made electronic percussion device and
Florian Schneider-Esleben plays a Prophet V and some others devices for the effects.

This is not an official product or a bootleg recording, it's just a tribute project to the Kraftwerk 81 concerts performances that I tried to match the originals as closely as I could, so there maybe some differences to the original ones.

There's no copyright infringement intended.

I hope you like it as much as I did making it.
-LuPPs

*Screen Projection link(soon)
There're a few sources about the screen projections that were shown during the performances and most of them are just photos that fans secretly took, because cameras were banned at live performances.
So the motion design here was completely recreated according to the era theme of the shows and the images generated by computers at the time.

Voice of The Energy - Uranium - Die Sonne-Die Monde-Die Sterne (Kraftwerk Cover)

Inspired by "Ohm-Sweet-Ohm [July 3rd - United Kingdom, London, Hammersmith Odeon]" with vocals from the bootleg album.

This is a reimagination of the electronic music group Kraftwerk 1981 World Tour. It's a recreation of the Kraftwerk's 1981 World Tour with a Screen Projection Concept in a VHS style.

After years collecting materials, I finally did a final version of this longing project of mine.

The sounds and the songs were entirely made in FL Studio by me.
The samples I used here were only for Ralf Huetter's vocal tracks taken from the actual live performances and some others effects like the Texas Instruments, the Votrax SC and the Pollard Syndrum Sounds.

The percussion was made in an "analog way", at the time Kraftwerk built an all-analog drum kit, so I decided to use the same concept.
So my drums is created in the same way with an analog synthesizer, although it's a virtual version of it and has many effects plugins to achieve this similarity to the Herr Fluer and Herr Bartos original ones.
It's not the same sound I must admit, but to me it's sounds almost the same and it's great, so anyway.

The 80s KW setup is:
Ralf Huetter plays a MiniMoog and two PolyMoogs;
Karl Bartos plays a Korg PS3100 and a custom-made electronic percussion device;
Wolfgang Flur plays a custom-made electronic percussion device and
Florian Schneider-Esleben plays a Prophet V and some others devices for the effects.

This is not an official product or a bootleg recording, it's just a tribute project to the Kraftwerk 81 concerts performances that I tried to match the originals as closely as I could, so there maybe some differences to the original ones.

There's no copyright infringement intended.

I hope you like it as much as I did making it.
-LuPPs

*Screen Projection link(soon)
There're a few sources about the screen projections that were shown during the performances and most of them are just photos that fans secretly took, because cameras were banned at live performances.
So the motion design here was completely recreated according to the era theme of the shows and the images generated by computers at the time.

Ohm Sweet Ohm

Ohm Sweet Ohm (Kraftwerk Cover)

prod. fuyomo

lyrics:

am i dead? (x12)

oh my god
im a freak... YEAH
ca$h crawlin how im gettin 2 the green
oh my god
such a freak
emo bitch dats on my dick she pop it just like grease
yeah i came from somewhere else
im a beast 😈
yeah i got a cutter ,baseball bat , i need a piece
emo bxtch dats on my torso just like a fleece
im thinkin bout ################
oh my god
OH MY GOD OH MY GOD
I WOULD KILL LIKE EVERYONE TO HAVE U BY MY SIDE
make a mess
baby dig yo nailz into my flesh
sweat in the sheets
leave bite markz up on ur breast

am i dead? (x12)
am i dead? (x12)

oh my god
im a freak... YEAH
ca$h crawlin how im gettin 2 the green
oh my god
such a freak
emo bitch dats on my dick she pop it just like grease
yeah i came from somewhere else
im a beast 😈
yeah i got a cutter ,baseball bat , i need a piece
emo bxtch dats on my torso just like a fleece
im thinkin bout ################

*67c1garettes

No_Ru$$1an

《 I ω I 》 ᵗʰᶦˢ ᵐᵃᶜʰᶦⁿᵉ ʷᵃˢ ᵇᵘᶦˡᵗ ᵗᵒ ᶠᵉᵉˡ ˡᵒᵛᵉ

Download // https://hypeddit.com/qo1mnq
Visualizer // youtu.be/6sKo6JIDdQA
Socials // bento.me/el1xr

@ninajirachi @ninajirachi @ninajirachi @ninajirachi

Ninajirachi - Fuck My Computer [EL!XR Remix]

left

The single to "Spank Me" from out debut album: "Male Popstitution".

Spank Me (Bubble Bum Mix)

"$20 Is $20 (Groove Mix)" is a B-Side off our single "Spank Me" which is from out debut album: "Male Popstitution".

$20 is $20 (Groove Mix)

Spank Me (2000 Mix)

Spank Me (Hard Pat Mix)

This is the single mix to "Spank Me" from out debut album: "Male Popstitution".
A naught song for people who like having their booty smacked!
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LYRICS:

Gimme a spanky, spanky
On my booty, booty
I want a panky, panky
Come on and spank me, spank me

I get my pleasure from pain
S and M drives me insane
Tell me to go down and bend
While you take a paddle to my rear end
Give that bottom a hard smack
Naughty guys are into that

Don't stop, give it all you've got
Nasty boys think it's hot, hot, hot

Spank me mommy (I've been naughty)
Leave your handprint (On my body)
Take your palm (To my backside)
Take your brand and (Mark my hide)
Spank me mommy (I've been bad)
Slap my booty (With your hand)
Hit me harder (If you can)
Makes me feel so (Good inside)
When you're spanking my Backside

Gimme a spanky, spanky
On my booty, booty
I want a panky, panky
Come on and spank me, spank me

Take your belt and whip my back
Give my booty a good smack
Show me that you don't take crap
Treat me like a little brat
Give that tuckus a hard pat
Naughty boys are into that

Don't stop, give it all you've got
Nasty guys think it's hot, hot, hot.

Spank me mommy (I've been naughty)
Leave your handprint (On my body)
Take your palm (To my backside)
Take your brand and (Mark my hide)
Spank me daddy (I've been bad)
Slap my booty (With your hand)
Hit me harder (If you can)
Makes me feel so (Good inside)
When you're spanking my Backside

Gimme a spanky, spanky
On my booty, booty
I want a panky, panky
Why don't you spank me, spank me?

Gimme a (Spanky, Spanky, Spanky)
Time for some (Hanky, panky, panky)
Just smack my (Booty, booty, booty)
Come on and (Spank me, spank me, spank me)

Gimme a (Spanky, Spanky, Spanky)
Time for some (Hanky, panky, panky)
Just smack my (Booty, booty, booty)
Why don't you (Spank me, spank me, spank me?)

Mama after you are done
That's not the end of this fun
Turn around and bend down too
Time for me to spanky you.

Don't stop, give it all you've got
Skanky Broz boys think it's hot, hot, hot!

Spank me mommy (I've been naughty)
Leave your handprint (On my body)
Take your palm  (To my backside)
Take your brand and (Mark my hide)
Spank me daddy (I've been bad)
Slap my booty (With your hand)
Hit me harder (If you can)
Makes me feel so good inside
When you're spanking my Backside

Spank me baby (I've been naughty)
Leave your handprint (On my body)
Take your palm (To my backside)
Take your brand and (Mark my hide)
Spank me daddy (I've been bad)
Slap my booty (With you hand)
Hit me harder (If you can)
Makes me feel so (Good inside)
When you're spanking my Backside

Gimme a (Spanky Spanky Spanky)
Time for some (Hanky panky panky)
Just smack my (Booty booty booty)
Why don't you (Spank me, spank me, spank me)

Spank Me (Rockstar Mix)

"Call Me Daddy (Xylo Mix)" is a B-side on our single "Spank Me" from out debut album: "Male Popstitution".

Call Me Daddy (Xylo Mix)

Rough cut of "dubai matcha morning rave" 

dubai matcha morning rave

a_s1ck_joke

i put that shit on when i get dressed

Inspired by "Trans Europa Express [July 6th - France, Paris, Captain Video]" with vocals from the bootleg album.

This is a reimagination of the electronic music group Kraftwerk 1981 World Tour. It's a recreation of the Kraftwerk's 1981 World Tour with a Screen Projection Concept in a VHS style.

After years collecting materials, I finally did a final version of this longing project of mine.

The sounds and the songs were entirely made in FL Studio by me.
The samples I used here were only for Ralf Huetter's vocal tracks taken from the actual live performances and some others effects like the Texas Instruments, the Votrax SC and the Pollard Syndrum Sounds.

The percussion was made in an "analog way", at the time Kraftwerk built an all-analog drum kit, so I decided to use the same concept.
So my drums is created in the same way with an analog synthesizer, although it's a virtual version of it and has many effects plugins to achieve this similarity to the Herr Fluer and Herr Bartos original ones.
It's not the same sound I must admit, but to me it's sounds almost the same and it's great, so anyway.

The 80s KW setup is:
Ralf Huetter plays a MiniMoog and two PolyMoogs;
Karl Bartos plays a Korg PS3100 and a custom-made electronic percussion device;
Wolfgang Flur plays a custom-made electronic percussion device and
Florian Schneider-Esleben plays a Prophet V and some others devices for the effects.

This is not an official product or a bootleg recording, it's just a tribute project to the Kraftwerk 81 concerts performances that I tried to match the originals as closely as I could, so there maybe some differences to the original ones.

There's no copyright infringement intended.

I hope you like it as much as I did making it.
-LuPPs

*Screen Projection link(soon)
There're a few sources about the screen projections that were shown during the performances and most of them are just photos that fans secretly took, because cameras were banned at live performances.
So the motion design here was completely recreated according to the era theme of the shows and the images generated by computers at the time.

Trans Europe Express

Trans Europe Express - Metal on Metal - Abzug (Kraftwerk Cover)

Our second album "2nd Cuming" is out now! listen to it here on SoundCloud!:
https://on.soundcloud.com/6uQENlB52zYDylzooj

Visit www.skankybroz.com to learn more about us!

PARENTAL ADVISORY: EXPLICIT CONTENT
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What happens when you take 5 male strippers and turn them into a boy band? You get Skanky Broz.

We're Skanky Broz, a new kind of "boy band" unlike any other. We're based in Las Vegas, Nevada and our members included male strippers, male escorts, male sex workers and male adult entertainers.

Our music is a throwback to Boy Band tunes from the 90's, but with a naughty twist. Our goal is to get people hot and bothered with our naughty and sexy songs. We utilize innovative technologies such as autotune, AI and vocaloid technology to turn your fantasies into reality.

The story of Skanky Broz started back in 2016, when former sex worker turned madame, Eden Slutz, decided to open her own escorting business in Las Vegas, Nevada, called "Eden's Slutz". After the 2020 global pandemic, Madame Slutz needed to find another way to keep her girls in business. She decided to try another form of prostitution: The music business. With modern innovations such as AI and autotune, now anyone could be popstars. With the success of her girl group comprised of all female sex workers named "Eden's Slutz", Madame Slutz decided to branch out and expand her business: with males. Thus "Skanky Broz" was born. Male "popstitution" takes a whole new meaning with Skanky Broz!

Skanky Broz are:

-Austin: "Bad Bro"
-Jason: "Gigalo Bro:
-Justin: "Shy Bro"
-Nathan: "Baby Bro"
-Ethan: "Big Bro"

Other Members:
-Evan: "Hippie Bro"

Check out our sisters, "Eden's Slutz" on their official Soundcloud page: 
https://on.soundcloud.com/fvK1fuEhvpmHFZww9

©2024 Nonvirgin Records

The kid you used to be.

A&R @fullflexaudio.

Hello, 
I'll be posting some of the creations I've made here, like soundtracks, covers, game environments... so feel free to come back later.

New tracks tagged #computer