Zapp & Roger - Computer Love

Review by Walter Schneider

Computer Love by Zapp & Roger is an iconic album that showcases the unique blend of funk, soul, and electro-pop that the duo is known for. Released in 1985, the album features hit singles such as "Computer Love" and "I Want to Be Your Man," which have become classics in their own right.

The album's opening track, "It Doesn't Really Matter," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its funky bassline and catchy chorus. The title track, "Computer Love," is a standout with its futuristic sound and Roger's smooth vocals. "I Want to Be Your Man" is a playful and upbeat love song that has become one of Zapp & Roger's most well-known tracks.

The album also features collaborations with other artists, such as Shirley Murdock on "Slow and Easy" and Charlie Wilson on "In the Mix." These collaborations add depth to the album and showcase the duo's ability to work with other musicians.

Summary by Walter Schneider

Computer Love is a must-listen for fans of funk and electro-pop music. Zapp & Roger's unique sound and catchy hooks make this album a timeless classic that still holds up today.