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Fun Music Information -> Flatulina
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Jokes:
Q. What's the difference between Flatulina and Jose Feliciano? A. Flatulina wants to wish you a Merry Christmas from the heart of her bottom. Submitted by: Tiffany Furlong
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Change a Letter:
"Flatulina's Holiday Dance Fix" originally "Flatulina's Holiday Dance Mix"
Adrienne Ramseur
"Flatulina's Holiday Dunce Mix" originally "Flatulina's Holiday Dance Mix"
Adrienne Ramseur
Hidden Tracks:
"Auld Lang Syne"
On the CD "Flatulina's Fabulous Holiday Spectuacular" only nine tracks are listed, the last being called "Auld Lang Syne" That ninth track is indeed "Auld Lang Syne" but with miscellaneous instrumental accompanyment by unidentified instruments, and only a light to moderate presence of the rare tonal flair that Flatulina blasts as only she can do. THEN, the CD player's display progresses to "10" and the track timer resets to "0:00", and after a pause Flatulina pulls out all the stops and does an final rendition of "Auld Lang Syne" that is her version of a capella (or should it be "fa** capella" or "a casmella"?). Suffice to say that it is nothing that Milli Vanilli or anyone else could add anything to by lip-syncking. Nowhere on her CD does Flatulina do "Feliz Navidad", but with all her songs she adds a twist that Jose Feliciano surely never dreamed of -- she wishes us a Merry Christmas from the bottom of her heart AND vice-versa! If the CD were a contest to see how loudly and heartily she could do it, the final and hidden "Auld Lang Syne" track would certainly be where she scores a come-from-behind victory!
Submitted by: Adreinne Ramseur
