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== Song Information == | == Song Information == | ||
=== Cover Version === | === Cover Version === | ||
[[Image:9 A.I.OBAACHAN.png|thumb|244px|コンピューターおばあちゃん's pop'n music banner | [[Image:9 A.I.OBAACHAN.png|thumb|244px|コンピューターおばあちゃん's pop'n music banner.]] | ||
Artist: V.C.O. featuring Alt<br> | Artist: V.C.O. featuring Alt<br> | ||
Composition/Lyrics: Ryuichi Ito<br> | Composition/Lyrics: Ryuichi Ito<br> | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
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* コンピューターおばあちゃん was originally composed by Ryuichi Ito and produced by Yellow Magic Orchestra founder Ryuichi Sakamoto. It was used as one of the themes to a NHK radio show called ''Sound Street'' (サウンドストリート) in 1981, and was originally sung by Shuuko Sakai. | * コンピューターおばあちゃん was originally composed by Ryuichi Ito and produced by Yellow Magic Orchestra founder Ryuichi Sakamoto. It was used as one of the themes to a NHK radio show called ''Sound Street'' (サウンドストリート) in 1981, and was originally sung by Shuuko Sakai. | ||
** In addition to this, コンピューターおばあちゃん was broadcasted on the five minute NHK TV and radio program ''Minna no uta'' (みんなのうた) that same year. | ** In addition to this, コンピューターおばあちゃん was broadcasted on the five minute NHK TV and radio program ''Minna no uta'' (みんなのうた) that same year. | ||