I am trying to find a Techno record and I am not sure exactly how to spell the name but from what I can remember it was called Heroba. It was one word and the name sounded like Hearoba or Heroba.
If anyone knows can you please tell me who made this. I don't know if this was one of those Detroit only jams. But I have been looking for this for a while now without any luck.
I need to know who made this and the correct spelling if you have it.
The foundations of detroits 'techno' are KRAFTWERK. it really is that simple.
Detroit didn't invent the genre, they stole it. They listened to Kraftwerk (and other electronic new wave) being played all over the radio at the time and then they COPIED it.
but hey don't take my word 4 it. research it yourself. your come to the same conclusion.
ps kraftwerk were producing electro in the early 70s. a clear decade before detroit suddenly 'discovered' the format.
@atlantichouse Kraftwerk was hardly the first band to electronic music. Sure Detroit techno was inspired by Kraftwerk and other groups, but Detroit made electronic music with a Detroit state of mind: no plagiarism. If you compare and contrast early Detroit techno and Kraftwerk, they sound nothing alike. Please tell me, How in the fuck can Detroit steal a genre? The term "techno" was coined to differentiate the Chicago electronic music (house) from the Detroit music scene.
@MrMallymal68 And electronic music goes further back then all above stated. It is an incredible history throughout, no matter the artist, genre, or efforts. I enjoy learning more and more as we go...
Skateland,denby icebreakers,v-odessy hall, northland skaterink and the crosstown bus and all the highschools in detroit during these days rocked to death!!!
allot of Juans' beata stemmed from him staying near an auto parts factory and he said he mimic'd the sounds he heard... talking about making something out of nothing
When was this song originally released? Everything I've searched seems to point to either 81' or 83'. Man If this was released in 81' this was wayyyyyy ahead of its time. Sounds like it belongs in 89'
All Im hearing about is the D. Your forgetting about your partners to the south!! Toledo, Ohio was a big part of WGPR and MOJO's sucess. Yeah I remember when MOJO did the Prince interview!!! Classic shit. Anyway Im missing my point. This is still a cold ass jam and thanks for the post. Nothin like smokin a nickle bag and playing this bout ten times. Do they even sell nickles anymore???lol
i got to spend an hour or so with mr.Adkins and had the pleasure of meeting his brother and mother i must say it will always be one of the most amazing days of my life a true innovator and detroiter-the creator of it all-
@Kwarrajj no, they sound like kraftwerk..... kraftwerk were doin this stuff a decade before cybotron.. regardless tho, it still is really good.... seminal.
This tune would of sat well with the English New Romantic scene or the Euro Disco scenes and was in my eyes the first Electro a year before Planet Rock.
@goohber1 Can you say talent? Making a lot with a little?Music is magic to me.They call 'em musicians, I prefer the term magician.No illusions, just the real thing.It's so charging to the human mind and body that it's usually described as electric such as electric funk,electric boogie,boogaloo,.........etc
@IAHASS.....naw....kraftwerk came out 1st w/numbers.....but this & that came out in da summer of 81'.....MFA.....MIDNITE FUNK ASSOCATION.....thanx mojo the electrifying 1....
wow very impressed with juan atkins whose tunes of electo dark of the past could actually be future music, he is genius able to grasp concept of electro dark from few years back, the tune has not dated, it is back in fashion now, love it
Chicagowax, Chicagowax! You keep those good jump rope songs coming. Thanks to you there are now 90 4th graders in Japan who know and now like Alleys Of Your Mind
@lJohnnyTheFoxl actually you speak the truth, MOJO was the progressive during this era of time in Detroit, his music set the tone for Tecno, and also the more progressive House House...I remember going to basement parties on the westside in Detroit. These same basement parties became House.
@lJohnnyTheFoxl: maybe - but in the beginning they composed mainly in minor mode in which ca. 40% of all pop songs are composed, and only later Atkins used another scale which KW had used in a few of their later tracks (I'll leave it to you to find out which ;). Aux 88 still use it in ca. 90% of their tracks. There would be no Detroit Techno or Electro without that mode. Simple as that!
not true: Atkins had 1st heard KW on Mojo's radio show in the late 70's. He said so himself in an interview that can be read on the mobeus(dot)org/archives/juanatkins/
This band was truly influenced by Kraftwerk. Alan Aldom of the Fast Forward program at WDET public radio in Detroit had a big impact on me and how I came to love and appreciate Electronic and Post-Industrial music.Thanks Alan!!!
Rock your minds at the seams. Take your fate in your hands. Deep message beyond the groove.
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Strange lyrics weird synth... this is f*cking amazing.
vm756 4 months ago
"...Apparently, this was released just after the landmark track "Sharevari" by ANUMBEROFNAMES, also in 1981"
Alleys Of Your Mind was released before Shaivari during that same year.
MrMallymal68 5 months ago
Techno.
Acteck1896 7 months ago
The song is mostly instrumental of course. I think a few of the lyrics were as follows:
I heard somebody saying....Heroba Heroba ....Heel-rooo-ba.
I can't remember anymore of this.
I hope someone knows this song. I miss hearing this. I love the tech songs.
MIMI88998899 7 months ago
I am trying to find a Techno record and I am not sure exactly how to spell the name but from what I can remember it was called Heroba. It was one word and the name sounded like Hearoba or Heroba.
If anyone knows can you please tell me who made this. I don't know if this was one of those Detroit only jams. But I have been looking for this for a while now without any luck.
I need to know who made this and the correct spelling if you have it.
MIMI88998899 7 months ago
The foundations of detroits 'techno' are KRAFTWERK. it really is that simple.
Detroit didn't invent the genre, they stole it. They listened to Kraftwerk (and other electronic new wave) being played all over the radio at the time and then they COPIED it.
but hey don't take my word 4 it. research it yourself. your come to the same conclusion.
ps kraftwerk were producing electro in the early 70s. a clear decade before detroit suddenly 'discovered' the format.
atlantichouse 7 months ago
@atlantichouse Kraftwerk was hardly the first band to electronic music. Sure Detroit techno was inspired by Kraftwerk and other groups, but Detroit made electronic music with a Detroit state of mind: no plagiarism. If you compare and contrast early Detroit techno and Kraftwerk, they sound nothing alike. Please tell me, How in the fuck can Detroit steal a genre? The term "techno" was coined to differentiate the Chicago electronic music (house) from the Detroit music scene.
MrMallymal68 5 months ago
@MrMallymal68 And electronic music goes further back then all above stated. It is an incredible history throughout, no matter the artist, genre, or efforts. I enjoy learning more and more as we go...
frickfracked 2 months ago
...an Ypsilanti release no?
folksisfolks 8 months ago
The first song of electronic music lml
enzovicente1 8 months ago
Kraftwerk has been around since 1971..........i tend to disagree! Still awesome and want it now!
porkasnork 9 months ago
@porkasnork They have recordings (and I mean genuine ones, not bootlegs or early work or shit like that) from 1969.
alexkid1 7 months ago
@IJohnnyTheFox not true.
garethfarry 10 months ago
Skateland,denby icebreakers,v-odessy hall, northland skaterink and the crosstown bus and all the highschools in detroit during these days rocked to death!!!
7nahnu 10 months ago
Respect and love to the pioneers. Thanks for makin Detroit the origin of electronic music
panthervoodoo 1 year ago
MY OLD SCHOOL JAMS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MARY1149 1 year ago
sounds kinda like u-men by front 242!
djphreaxshow 1 year ago
nuts
h4nr 1 year ago
THIS SHIT IS NUCKING FUTS!!!!!
FWomack09 1 year ago 3
great beat
jontskinner 1 year ago
Ouch, this recording has too much wobbling even for plain listening without being in a mix... a bad pressing or d'it get warped?
shatterprone 1 year ago
@shatterprone old school analog sound
djphreaxshow 1 year ago
Influences from Kraftwerk and Tangerine Dream
SUSANOSSS 1 year ago
allot of Juans' beata stemmed from him staying near an auto parts factory and he said he mimic'd the sounds he heard... talking about making something out of nothing
drkfada 1 year ago
When was this song originally released? Everything I've searched seems to point to either 81' or 83'. Man If this was released in 81' this was wayyyyyy ahead of its time. Sounds like it belongs in 89'
baddjoojoo 1 year ago
oh yeah!
scyhte82 1 year ago
love the old techno #1
detroit techno ftw
XHitsugaX 1 year ago 2
Sounds like a song from NBA Jam thrown 100 years in the future
TheMidna 1 year ago
All Im hearing about is the D. Your forgetting about your partners to the south!! Toledo, Ohio was a big part of WGPR and MOJO's sucess. Yeah I remember when MOJO did the Prince interview!!! Classic shit. Anyway Im missing my point. This is still a cold ass jam and thanks for the post. Nothin like smokin a nickle bag and playing this bout ten times. Do they even sell nickles anymore???lol
chocolatethunder1968 1 year ago
Very good track. Sounds a bit like Ultravox - Mr X.
kipkipkip111 1 year ago
Lol este fue el origen del techno awesome !!
VideosHDfull 1 year ago
can anyone help me out with the lyrics? i don't get some of it
hansolof 1 year ago
HELLLLLLL yes..this i still play.
marie1w 1 year ago
i got to spend an hour or so with mr.Adkins and had the pleasure of meeting his brother and mother i must say it will always be one of the most amazing days of my life a true innovator and detroiter-the creator of it all-
madvillian888 1 year ago
I have never heard this...they kinda sound like Kraftwerk!
MissDresden 1 year ago
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Kwarrajj 1 year ago
@Kwarrajj no, they sound like kraftwerk..... kraftwerk were doin this stuff a decade before cybotron.. regardless tho, it still is really good.... seminal.
hoodwink808 1 year ago
@hoodwink808 difference is the soul & funk involved in cybotron didnt exist, before juan atkins,
DONNIMETROPOLIS313 1 year ago
This tune would of sat well with the English New Romantic scene or the Euro Disco scenes and was in my eyes the first Electro a year before Planet Rock.
1988acid 1 year ago
these tracks seem so primitive compared 2 what we make today but so vintage & unique, that it beats much of what we can do today with mixing.
goohber1 1 year ago 2
@goohber1 Can you say talent? Making a lot with a little?Music is magic to me.They call 'em musicians, I prefer the term magician.No illusions, just the real thing.It's so charging to the human mind and body that it's usually described as electric such as electric funk,electric boogie,boogaloo,.........etc
elzmos 1 year ago
WAT UP DOE DETROIT ALL Fing DAY !!!
810blk 1 year ago 2
@810blk southwest detroit fo life*313* all ways present babey !
megacorona100 1 year ago
FIRST TECHNO SONG EVER MADE (No joking)
IAHASS 1 year ago
@IAHASS.....naw....kraftwerk came out 1st w/numbers.....but this & that came out in da summer of 81'.....MFA.....MIDNITE FUNK ASSOCATION.....thanx mojo the electrifying 1....
str8zilla 1 year ago
wow very impressed with juan atkins whose tunes of electo dark of the past could actually be future music, he is genius able to grasp concept of electro dark from few years back, the tune has not dated, it is back in fashion now, love it
djmusicjac 1 year ago
Chicagowax, Chicagowax! You keep those good jump rope songs coming. Thanks to you there are now 90 4th graders in Japan who know and now like Alleys Of Your Mind
Motownbrother 2 years ago 2
this here sh-t was the sh-it
msrockyp12 2 years ago
DAMN
shayndudley 2 years ago
Legend!!!!
technohell 2 years ago
absolute fucking genius
lJohnnyTheFoxl 2 years ago
Pure Quality.
kmne11528 2 years ago
Great track, but "Remastered"? They must have been eating Rice Krispies in the studio; that would explain the Snap Crackle and Pop. :)
piccanninni 2 years ago
@piccanninni Naw,it's a Record,Dude!
BiggDaddyGregory 2 years ago
El primer techno de la historia
aguandkate 2 years ago
Hell Yeah!The "MFA" those were the good Old Days!!!***
D3TROITD13SEL 2 years ago
Juan atkins and the boys heard the electrifying mojo play kraftwerk on his radio show "The Midnight Funk Association" That is the whole story!
doctorplas 2 years ago
wow =this tune on 7" very rare!
BLIXAENDENEU 2 years ago
man, this track never gets old. Sounds like the stuff bruce haack was doing towards the end of his career. Long live Techno.
ElasticMinds 2 years ago
Electrifying ;)
alavuk 2 years ago
WOW 1981... DAMN!!!!!!
miamiwax 2 years ago
influenced by kraftwerk but I would say there is about 69% of P-Funk.. if you know what I mean!
aufsturz 3 years ago 2
The band had been making music for 2 years before they first heard Kraftwerk. This is straight derived from p-funk.
lJohnnyTheFoxl 2 years ago 15
wow I get a thumbs down for stating the absolute truth, which is from an interview with Juan Atkins.
lJohnnyTheFoxl 2 years ago
@lJohnnyTheFoxl actually you speak the truth, MOJO was the progressive during this era of time in Detroit, his music set the tone for Tecno, and also the more progressive House House...I remember going to basement parties on the westside in Detroit. These same basement parties became House.
MrChocolateforever 1 year ago
@lJohnnyTheFoxl: maybe - but in the beginning they composed mainly in minor mode in which ca. 40% of all pop songs are composed, and only later Atkins used another scale which KW had used in a few of their later tracks (I'll leave it to you to find out which ;). Aux 88 still use it in ca. 90% of their tracks. There would be no Detroit Techno or Electro without that mode. Simple as that!
shatterprone 1 year ago
@lJohnnyTheFoxl
not true: Atkins had 1st heard KW on Mojo's radio show in the late 70's. He said so himself in an interview that can be read on the mobeus(dot)org/archives/juanatkins/
shaft9000 1 year ago
@aufsturz very tru
DONNIMETROPOLIS313 1 year ago
This was the SKATING JAM...Now for me, since I'm in my 30's...It's the song to drive too. Lots of curves.. I feel like I'm flying through space
Ladewi2001 3 years ago 3
This band was truly influenced by Kraftwerk. Alan Aldom of the Fast Forward program at WDET public radio in Detroit had a big impact on me and how I came to love and appreciate Electronic and Post-Industrial music.Thanks Alan!!!
BearBabyB 3 years ago
1981 (!!!)
bitleyTM 3 years ago 2
Exactly. This is the beginning!
bombsiteweed 3 years ago 3
The history, the beginning
montero4juventus 3 years ago 26
@montero4juventus
Supposedly, but "Sharevari" may have gotten there sooner.
FBJ416 1 year ago