It actually was "AIEAOA" (1971) from the album Yamasuki, covered by Black Blood and later Bananarama with changed name.
How do I know? Because i have the original 7", and it was a B side too, having Yamasuki as the A side.
I still have it, but is basically destroyed, played over and over on a phonograph record case (National?) when I was a kid.
The album is a kind of parody, because japanese is mostly mocked, example Yamamoto Kakapote" could resemble in french something like "yes, my moto((r)cycle) that went upside down".

Out of context, but for curious:

Orgasm!

Hit Me!!!

Double orgasm!

 

cool trevor horn produced Propaganda Dr mabusa

 

b-movie
nowhere girl

 

logic system B1

 

bit a stakker

 

cannot forget Fad Gadget

 

Sueno latino

 

soft cell memorabilia

 

the human league

 

im 54 now back in 87 88 we went to raves in Manchester in the U.K and it was a regular thing to be chased by police and their dogs just because we wanted to dance

 

Here are 3 more of those tracks. In my case they did not signal that the night had come to an end. At 4:00 am they served as an interlude to the frenzy of the next 6 hours.

 

a couple more:

How could I forget Spin it by Sunbelt! It still sounds so fresh & positive.
Been reading something about that track, apparently it's from Texas, probably my only Texan record!
Below a few nice words written by the sister of the artist, Doug Groover, who's no longer with us:
http://spinitsunbelt.blogspot.com

Rofo - Flashlight On A Disconight, Vocoders.. ahhh! And from Belgium. In the nineties lot's of great music came from this country, but that's for another topic. I could also have chosen their other hit "You've Got To Move It On" which is an equally fine track, but it has no vocoders..

Torch Song - Prepare To Energise - More Vocoders! I must have been a robot in a previous life..
It's produced by William Orbit, known for excellent Ambient tracks, wiki says the guy sold 200 million records. Didn't know that..

Nightforce - Dance. Another Belgian track, back then one of the first disco tracks I really liked. Still love it's sequencer and conga break:

 

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I cant really believe, noone here mentioned the ultimative dance track:

Also these italo dance tracks are missing:

and one of the greatest dance tracks...OK its from 1977 but listen to the bassline and the rhythm and the mustache+sunglasses (best listen from 01:48min to end!)

 

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How about some DJ sets? Post your own if you like. 80's Music please!

 

Well I posted My Mine before and someone else Happy Station, godd to see it again in anyway!

Ooh 1200's sweet memories...
No Dj set anymore, only digital now and a crappy belt turntable just to convert to digital.
In 2008 I made some mix with Traktor 3.4 (not Pro), I should still have it somewhere.

In the meanwhile, one of my favourite tracks of 80's ever (again sweet memories):

 

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@lukehh and everyone else, please keep it 80s music unless the post is somehow connected to an 80s track.

 

Havent checked if a few of the are allready posted here and of cause these tracks didnt fit my pesonal musical preferences!

Ohh god, these are memoies! ;)

 

Two Songs from the Chic-Guys Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers, who produces a lot of Hits for Sheila & B.Devotion, Sister Sledge and Diana Ross

Odyssey - Together 1982

Carly Simon - Why 1982

Not made of Chic, but released the same Year like the both above.
Patrice Rushen - Forget Me Nots 1982

 

Someone is 54 (in tha "studio" ?) , me too

PRELUDE Records , more (we had already Sharon Redd)
Visual 1983

Boyd Jarvis , Timmy Regisford and names less known to me

 

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