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Kraftwerk came out in 1970. Fruity Loops came out in 1997. Odd story?
It’s a joke.
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Not famous, at least to the world at large, but I played in High School in a garage band with Anton Barbeau, who went on to become a cult figure, and has recorded with biggish names like folks from XTC, Robyn Hitchcock, and others. He makes a kind of twisted and psychedelic but highly-melodic pop.
He's also managed to make a living as a musician, releasing 20 or so albums while being based in Berlin and other places. Now he's back in California. I have to be envious of being able to make a living that way, but his work ethic must be gigantic.
Apparently I showed him how to smoke the herb for the first time, using a bong fashioned from a pickle jar, and I was honored years or decades later to learn I am name-checked in a couple of his songs. Perhaps because of that reason alone? Who knows. Terrific fella he is.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anton_Barbeau
Enrique Iglesias and I were best buddies in elementary school (+- 5 years old).
Great mirror for “life’s not fair”.
My (successful) music relatives were on the Grand Ole Opry. I never got to meet them. They were a pretty tight sibling harmony act. I doubt anyone on this board will listen through this entire song, but they made some money from it:
Hardly famous but this guy has made a living doing electronic music for decades now. Signed to R&S records in the 90's and still doing his thing.
Mark Van Hoen / Locust
He was in the year above me at school and once did some production for my crappy synth band when I was about 17.
I remember hearing that one frequently when I was a little kid. A very memorable recording.
It also features prominently in a classic Sopranos episode. Hell, they’re all classic episodes.