Artist: Denki Groove Album: VITAMIN Song: "Popcorn" Year: 1993 7 of 1.

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First Appeared on Popcorn (2) – Here Comes The Corn. Have: 13 Want: 34. Notes.

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Popcorn (4:38) Popcorn (Single Mix) (5:19). Popcorn (3:56) Popcorn (Instrumental) (3:56). From the "At Home With The Groovebox" compilation album. Richi M. Popcorn (3:34) Popcorn (2PNS SmirMix) (5:33) Popcorn (Beatbox remix) (6:00) Popcorn (Richi's Club Mix) (7:26). Popcorn (Album version) (3:12) Popcorn (Radio Mix) (2:50) Popcorn (Radio Mix Instrumental) (2:48) Popcorn (Potatoheadz Mix) (5:34) Popcorn (Potatoheadz Instrumental) (5:38) Popcorn (Radikal Mix) (5:30) Popcorn (Resource Mix) (5:11) Popcorn (Xtra Beats) (3:13) Popcorn (Ultra Club Mix) (6:47). The instrumentals are not that bad, just your generic popcorn dance version.

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Popcorn" is an early synth-pop instrumental, composed by Gershon Kingsley in 1969 and first appearing on his album Music to Moog By. It was recorded at the Audio Fidelity Records label in New York City. The title may refer to the short staccato or sharp "popping" sound used, or to pop music and its being "corny", . The title is generally written as one word, although some single sleeves (such as the one illustrated) present it as two words, "Pop Corn".