The following(below) is what I received in an emaiL.
It's funny, crazyfrog is getting a push, from
UNIVERSAL Records, but at the same times, admits..
the song is annoying, and created by a teenager..
hmm, is this good or bad for dance fans, and
other music artists..???
there were some images/pics, but below is
the text that was sent(via bulk eMaiL ) about...
CrazyFrog:
If you haven't already heard of Crazy Frog, well maybe that wasn't such a bad thing...but now you have. The incredibly annoying yet uber infectious frog has come to America and taken our euro discos, theme parks, airwaves, and well, internet by storm.
Spending countless nights in a dry as hell studio rather than his trusty lilly pad, Crazy Frog has at last finished his masterpiece and ready to make history!
The "Real" Story:
The Crazy Frog was spawned in 17-year-old Swede Daniel Malmedahl's bedroom in 1997 as an impression of the sounds made by his friends' souped-up two-stroke scooters as they raced around local streets. His efforts were posted up on the Internet, at which point he was invited to perform live on national TV. Several websites then picked up on the phenomenon, with fellow Swede Erik Wernquist setting it to the now-famous amphibian animations. The pair were then approached by the real player in all of this, ringtone company Jamster, who swept Crazy Frog to prominence worldwide, shifting $15 million worth of tones in the U.K. alone and propelling it to #1 in the charts to the strains of Harold Faltermeyer's "Axel F," the theme to Beverly Hill Cop.
crazyfrogonline.com
It's funny, crazyfrog is getting a push, from
UNIVERSAL Records, but at the same times, admits..
the song is annoying, and created by a teenager..
hmm, is this good or bad for dance fans, and
other music artists..???
there were some images/pics, but below is
the text that was sent(via bulk eMaiL ) about...
CrazyFrog:
If you haven't already heard of Crazy Frog, well maybe that wasn't such a bad thing...but now you have. The incredibly annoying yet uber infectious frog has come to America and taken our euro discos, theme parks, airwaves, and well, internet by storm.
Spending countless nights in a dry as hell studio rather than his trusty lilly pad, Crazy Frog has at last finished his masterpiece and ready to make history!
The "Real" Story:
The Crazy Frog was spawned in 17-year-old Swede Daniel Malmedahl's bedroom in 1997 as an impression of the sounds made by his friends' souped-up two-stroke scooters as they raced around local streets. His efforts were posted up on the Internet, at which point he was invited to perform live on national TV. Several websites then picked up on the phenomenon, with fellow Swede Erik Wernquist setting it to the now-famous amphibian animations. The pair were then approached by the real player in all of this, ringtone company Jamster, who swept Crazy Frog to prominence worldwide, shifting $15 million worth of tones in the U.K. alone and propelling it to #1 in the charts to the strains of Harold Faltermeyer's "Axel F," the theme to Beverly Hill Cop.
crazyfrogonline.com