Pole Popcorn
Aphex Twin Popcorn
Kraftwerk Popcorn
Prodigy Popcorn Techno Dance 99 Remix 1
Anarchic System Side B Popcorn Instrumental
U96 Popcorn
Popcorn 2PN's Smirmix
Richi M Popcorn
Anarchic System Side A Popcorn Vocal
Gershon Kingsley Popcorn Instrumental12Inch
Denki Groove Popcorn
JAM Popcorn
V. Malone Pop Corn
The Popcorn Makers Popcorn
The Carmets Popcorn
Popcorn Orchestra Popcorn
Mister K Popcorn
Popcorn midi,file
DJ Bell Popcorn
Edpop
Gershon Kingsley Pop Corn
James Last Popcorn
Popcorn Revolution system Popcorn
ricky king popcorn
Galaxy Sound Orchestra Popcorn
Ham Jammer Popcorn
Cosmo & Tom Popcorn
Rod Hunter Popcorn
Magic Man Popcorn
Zaadpop
Wezzler Wezzling Popcorn
Bruce Haack & Esther Nelson Popcorn
Popsurf2
Popsong
Popcorn Song
Country Popcorn
Popcorn Led M
Popcorn
Layne Wilson Popcorn Midi File
Voltage Popcorn
Fiddlers Green Popcorn
The Fantastic Pikes Popcorn
Cab City Combo Indiancorn
Etromic Popcorn Remix
Soundtrack Popcorn
The Hot Cats Popcorn
Bruno Popcorn
Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra Popcorn
Shadowy Men On Shadowy Planet Popcorn
Treble Spankers Popcorn
Guru Josh Popcorn
K Popqua 112
Jean Michel Jarre Popcorn
Pop Insane
Pop Class
Synthesized Popcorn
Spiffy
Boomtang Boys Popcorn Like Butta Mix
E Simoni Popcorn
Frank Valdor & Singers Popcorn
I Melodys Popcorn
Klaus Wunderlich Popcorn
Bim Skala Bim Popcorn
Elektrik Cokernut Popcorn
Orchestra Di Mario Battaini Popcorn
Boston Pops Popcorn
Hot Butter Popcorn
Fresh Cream Popcorn
The New Dreamers Popcorn
Denny Morris Popcorn
Essem Popcorn
Davie M Karlsson Popcorn
Broek Popcorn
Unknown2 Popcorn Midi File
Caravelli Popcorn
Bernando Bess Orchestra Popcorn
Prop Usa Inc Popcorn Midi File
Prodigy Popcorn Techno Dance 99 Remix 1


















The so-called Kraftwerk version is in fact by the M&H Band, recorded on 12" all the way back in 1987, which arguably makes it the first techno version (unless you want to argue that *all* of them going back to 1969 could be called techno). It's also been miscredited to Jean-Michel Jarre, who did record one version (that's him playing bass on the one labeled "Popcorn Orchestra": you can find that one on his Rarities 2 CD) but not this one.
The "Prodigy" version is actually Essem & Aitch, who as far as I know aren't related to M&H.
Funny, isn't it, how most of the 70's versions sound almost identical, with just a few notes changed here and there to let you know you're not listening to the same track over and over? Stands to reason, they were probably all made using the same kind of synth as the original, and there are only so many ways you can make a MiniMoog sound...
Posted by: Shalom Septimus | November 08, 2007 at 12:11 AM
The Japanese Wind Orchestra one is fantastic - I can almost see it being played in the Cantina in Star Wars!
Posted by: Jamie Dowling | December 12, 2007 at 02:53 PM
Neat! But it could use a "download all" link.
Posted by: DukeNuke | December 15, 2007 at 06:24 AM
A friend of mine had a hit in the UK with a Popcorn cover in the late 80's (may even have been 1990) which featured samples from Woodstock. Anyone got this version? I have never been able to track it down.
Posted by: Marcus | January 07, 2008 at 05:01 AM
hi guys, im desprertaly seeking the POPCYLES disco version of popcorn circa 1982 on Neige Records - can somebody pleeeeeeze help me!!???
aftashok1200@aol.com
thanks!!
johnny
Posted by: john | February 02, 2008 at 02:51 AM
well, yeah, most of them suck, but that's the point; this track is interesting because of it's date and how later people responded to it. it's pretty simple and unremarkable if it wasn't written in 1969.
Posted by: sean | April 27, 2008 at 07:12 PM
and i'm neither a "popcorn" nor a kraftwerk expert, but i'm kind of suspicious about that attribution.
update: i just checked this site which confirms my suspicions: http://kraftwerkfaq.hu/recordings.html#popcorn
not that that is 100% definitive, but...i see no reason to attribute it to kraftwerk, as it's not on any of their major releases.
Posted by: sean | April 27, 2008 at 07:16 PM
Awesome. I found this one a few weeks ago, not a cover as such but a worthy addition to the list I think.
Enrique y Ana-
Baile olimpico
http://www.zshare.net/audio/114214331d17aef0/
Have at it.
Posted by: Lionman | May 02, 2008 at 01:26 PM
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Find al the necessary information there!
Posted by: ghostbuster | May 21, 2008 at 03:53 PM
This is the best thing ever to exist in the universe. Ever.
Posted by: Anon | June 13, 2008 at 12:41 AM
as many others said on the comments, some of your listing are mislabeled...
"kraftwerk" is really M&H Band - Radio edit
"U96" is really M&H Band - Butter mix (imho the best version of the song)
"prodigy" is really Essem & Aitch - Radio edit
also comment...
aphex twin is related in some way with caustic window, as both appear credited in www-popcorn-song.com
"popcorn orchestra" IS Jean Michel Jarre (in his youth years, way before oxigene and such). in the popcorn-song site appears credited in 1973 (only 1 year after the original hot butter version)
in P2P networks the issue gets even more chaotic, as authors like safriduo appears credited with some version, and the M&H band appears as "vangelis and jarre" o_O also i have a "aphex twin" credited one which is not the caustic window one.
despite of the flaws and controversy, is still a great listing. many thankyou's for sharing all of them with us :)
GXY
Posted by: GXY | July 11, 2008 at 01:37 AM
I am both a fan of Bruce Haack and this Popcorn song. Haack's version only has the same title as all the others. Other than that, there are absolutely no similarites.
Posted by: Alex | August 08, 2008 at 05:19 PM
I have another version (techno), recooked by myself at http://www.new.facebook.com/pages/Harel-Malka/35067867744.
If you want the mp3 please let me know.
Posted by: Harel Malka | August 12, 2008 at 03:36 AM
It's awesome) Thank u so much :D i like it) *****
Posted by: (Cunt Rave) |> http://1000points.ucoz.ru | August 13, 2008 at 09:15 PM
Yay Popcorn! I enjoyed listening to these, but I'm feeling fussy enough to point a few things. "Synthesized Popcorn" and "Kraftwerk Popcorn" are the same! Dun dun dunnn! Also, if other fusspots are to be believed, it's actually M&H Band's Popcorn Radio Mix. Also also, "Prodigy Popcorn Techno Dance 99 Remix 1" is on the list twice and it's the same as "Essem Popcorn". I believe that leaves us with the still considerable number of 76 Popcornses.
Posted by: Pop! | November 07, 2008 at 05:01 AM
Eyyy... You need GuCci's version from NG! Totally sweeeeeeet!
Posted by: Monsteroids | November 21, 2008 at 07:38 PM
Wheeeee ^_^
Prodigy is in there twice tho, so it's 78 really ;)
Posted by: | December 07, 2008 at 09:01 AM
Someone said the one attributed to Aphex Twin is by Caustic Window. Actually, they're the same person. See Wikipedia.
Two people said the U96 version is the M&H Band "Butter Mix", but popcorn-song.com says that U96 is the M&H Band "Remix Version Special DJ". Who's right?
By the way, which M&H Band version is the one in this video?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbeeusOqbZU
Posted by: Kevin | December 19, 2008 at 10:41 PM
Aphex Twin Popcorn!!!
Que Grande!! :-)
;-)
Posted by: BeT | December 31, 2008 at 07:17 PM
you are freaking amazing! how did you find all these?!
i'm going to be listening to popcorn all day.
Posted by: fox jones | January 08, 2009 at 02:42 PM
THX!
Posted by: bm | January 15, 2009 at 04:02 PM
Thank you so much for this great collection!!
Posted by: Oleg | February 13, 2009 at 09:06 AM
After we recorded that version of "Popcorn" by the Fairfax High School Marimba Band. WE (or I,at least) thought it was really quite a horrible effort and wanted to crawl under the nearest rock I could find. Who woulda thunk that 37 years later someone would show interest in it. At that time there was no internet and cable T.V. was just making its' appearance. Most folks didn't even have a remote control for thier T.V. and a lot of people didn't have color T.V. I had only been playing drums for about three years but somehow managed to sound like the Synth. that "Hot Butter" used to make thier recording. Now, our horrible effort sounds rather interesting and is worlds better than much of the new stuff we are forced to listen to on many Alt. rock radio stations.
I played the drums or timbales on all six tracks. I'm looking for a few great musicians to put together a PoP/Rock/fusion band . I still live in Fairfax so you should be able to find me. M.C.
Posted by: Mark Caldine | March 23, 2009 at 10:10 PM
This is super great, but I'd kill a man for a zip file. Please?
Posted by: Joe The Wizard | April 30, 2009 at 11:45 AM
79 versions, remixed: http://musicmachinery.com/2009/05/01/79-versions-of-popcorn-remixed/
Posted by: Paul | May 01, 2009 at 08:26 AM