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Newcleus - Space Is The Place / Cyborg Dance

Musician: Newcleus
Album title: Space Is The Place / Cyborg Dance
Style: Electro
Released: 1985
Country: US
Size MP3 version: 1382 mb
Size APE version: 1892 mb
Size WMA version: 1171 mb
Rating ✫: 4.2
Votes: 621
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Genre: Electronic / Hip-hop

Newcleus - Space Is The Place / Cyborg Dance mp3 album

Newcleus Electro 1985 US

Tracklist

A	Space Is The Place	6:44
B	Cyborg Dance	5:35

Companies, etc.

Published By – Wicked Stepmother Music Publ. Corp.
Published By – Wedot Music Co.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sunnyview Records, Inc.
Marketed By – Sunnyview Records, Inc.
Distributed By – Sunnyview Records, Inc.
Produced For – Newcleus Productions, Inc.

Credits

Mixed By – Jonathan Fearing
Producer – Frank Fair, Joe Webb
Written-By – M.B. Cenac*, R. Crafton III*

Notes

Wicked Stepmother Music Publ. Corp/Wedot Music Co. [ASCAP]
℗1985 Sunnyview Records, Inc.
Marketed and distributed by Sunnyview Records, Inc.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Centre label side A): SUN 429 A
Matrix / Runout (Centre label side B): SUN 429 B
Matrix / Runout (Etchings side A - * represents an apple logo): SUN-429-A FW * A- ▷
Matrix / Runout (Etchings side B - * represents an apple logo): SUN-429-B FW * A- ▷
Rights Society: ASCAP

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SUN 429	Newcleus	Space Is The Place / Cyborg Dance ‎(12", Promo)	Sunnyview	SUN 429	US	1985
120·21·016	Newcleus	Space Is The Place ‎(12", Maxi)	Sunnyview, Bellaphon	120·21·016	Germany	1985
SUN 3026	Newcleus	Space Is The Place / Cyborg Dance ‎(7")	Sunnyview	SUN 3026	US	1985

Ielonere

I be happy to found this both tracks at one record today. All the years from 1985 untill today, i was contented with the Album. Now i want to have the Maxi single in my collection. Especially Cyborg dance is definitly one of my top 5Electro Robot singing tracks. It's a pearl.

Helo

Cyborg Dance's main synth riff and bassline are evidently inspired by Nightmove's synth classic Transdance as it uses the same sequence of notes. Or is it just me and my selective hearing? Main notable difference is that this production is more syncopated, less teutonic in vibe and much funkier. Both all time '80s electronic classics in any case.

Innadril

Nah man you weren't being lazy!...I get so excited that I have to write down my thoughts and feelings and then edit them again days after.... Intoxicants and music... ;)

Burirus

Yes exactly that. I was being lazy with my previous comment. And yes you are correct regarding similar basslines back then. Being directly or indirectly influenced from each other. Both in note sequence and or texture.

MARK BEN FORD

Do you mean the bass line from Transdance (New York Disco Mix)? Yes I can hear it too... But then again a lot of bass lines were similar due to it being quite simplistic/minimal (which isn't a problem as it grooves along very nicely)..

Ironrunner

I can't believe this record doesn't get more recognation! By far the best two tracks from the album, stand out gemms that easily puts Jam On It on old dusty shelves! This is the most futuristic, musical and dense two tracks electro/vocoded hip hop ever had to offer, though amazingly, this neither really sounds old school nor retro, just like the most spaced out music Daft Punk could ever dream to produce for the Dancefloor, or so I think. I just hope my crate digging habbit would sometimes dig up records that would send this 12" off from my all time top ten, but I don't see that happening anytime soon, if ever...