Supernature (song)
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| Supernature is the title of a [[space disco]] [[Supernature (Cerrone)|song and album]] by European musician [[Cerrone]], first published in [[1977]]. | Supernature is the title of a [[space disco]] [[Supernature (Cerrone)|song and album]] by European musician [[Cerrone]], first published in [[1977]]. | ||
| - | It was his third album and sold over eight million albums worldwide. A departure from the [[lush]] [[disco orchestration]] with dizzying [[electronic]] instrumentation added to the mix, it was co-written by [[pop-punk]] chanteuse [[Lene Lovich]] and arranged by [[Alain Wisniak]]. | + | It was his third album and sold over eight million albums worldwide. A departure from the [[lush]] [[disco orchestration]] with dizzying [[Electronic dance music|electronic]] instrumentation added to the mix, it was co-written by [[pop-punk]] chanteuse [[Lene Lovich]] and arranged by [[Alain Wisniak]]. |
| The ten-minute song "[[Supernature]]" (about [[genetic engineering]] gone wrong), which crossed over to the [[Billboard Hot 100]], had a three-minute drum [[breakdown]]. "Supernature" was used as the theme to Thames TV's "The Kenny Everett Video Show", which was shown across the UK on the ITV network. | The ten-minute song "[[Supernature]]" (about [[genetic engineering]] gone wrong), which crossed over to the [[Billboard Hot 100]], had a three-minute drum [[breakdown]]. "Supernature" was used as the theme to Thames TV's "The Kenny Everett Video Show", which was shown across the UK on the ITV network. | ||
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Supernature is the title of a space disco song and album by European musician Cerrone, first published in 1977.
It was his third album and sold over eight million albums worldwide. A departure from the lush disco orchestration with dizzying electronic instrumentation added to the mix, it was co-written by pop-punk chanteuse Lene Lovich and arranged by Alain Wisniak.
The ten-minute song "Supernature" (about genetic engineering gone wrong), which crossed over to the Billboard Hot 100, had a three-minute drum breakdown. "Supernature" was used as the theme to Thames TV's "The Kenny Everett Video Show", which was shown across the UK on the ITV network.
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