Computer Love (original Extended Mix) Site

The "Computer Love (Original Extended Mix)" typically refers to the iconic 1985 R&B classic by the funk band , though the title "Computer Love" is shared by two distinct, highly influential electronic tracks. The Zapp & Roger Anthem (1985)

Produced by Roger Troutman, the track is famous for its heavy use of the talkbox (often confused with a vocoder) to create "robotic" yet soulful vocals. The extended version highlights intricate synth leads and Minimoog basslines . Computer Love (Original Extended Mix)

It is a frequent sample in hip-hop, most notably forming the basis for Tupac Shakur’s "California Love". The "Computer Love (Original Extended Mix)" typically refers

It features the legendary voices of Charlie Wilson (Gap Band) and Shirley Murdock . It is a frequent sample in hip-hop, most

Four years before Zapp, the German electronic pioneers released their own "Computer Love" (Computerliebe) on the album Computer World .