yes, I had lunch on a terrasse (wino incluido)- feels like summa! wooooooooo- oooooooo gooooddd dayyyyyyyy who is ''M''?
"M" was more than just a one-hit wonder, he was a one-letter one-hit wonder. Robin Scott's pseudonym came from the Paris Metro signs, and the music itself came from a bunch of electronic instruments, production equipment and drum machines. M's "Pop Musik" came out in 1979, an early product of the same school of synth music that would dominate the charts in the early '80s. Pop Muzik was a huge hit on both sides of the Atlantic which, like the work of Scott's contemporary Gary Numan, proved that the electronic music that had been evolving in the hands of Brian Eno, Kraftwerk and David Bowie could also appeal to the larger audiences of radio listeners who'd been soaking up disco, punk and album rock. "Pop Musik" was not subtle. The lyrics were not meant to inspire (or even make much sense), and it had a beat that rivaled the funkiest of disco. It was more blatantly electronic than anything that had come before - and most of what was to come - but that was part of the song's appeal. It was, in a sense, pop music in its purest form, appealing to the widest audience, and free of any controversial or complex messages.
"Get up... Get down... Radio, video Boogie with a suitcase Your livin' in a disco Forget about the rat race Let's do the milkshake, sellin' like a hotcake Try some buy some fee-fi-fo-fum Talk about, pop musik Talk about, pop musik New York, London, Paris, Munich Everybody talk about pop musik Talk about, pop musik Talk about, pop musik Pop pop pop pop musik"
