No wonder the fourth member of the reformed Fun Factory wasn't seen at the live performance at the Energy Live club performance in Poland or whatever from a while back - she didn't look all that thrilled in the "Uh La La" music video and what's worse, had the lip-sync'ing skills of a bad drag queen who performs a song they don't know the words to.
GULL, if you wanna be a member of this family, you need to show a little more enthusiasm than THAT! If it's down to just those three members now, fine. Fun Factory had always been 3 men/1 woman, and will be fine with just a 2 man/1 woman configuration - if that's what the current lineup is now.
The other problem is they used a totally different and less exciting version of "Uh La La" for the video, when I have a much better mix - same vocals, different music. It's not bad, but not the right version of the single to promote the music video, if you expect to go anywhere with it. Had they used the better version, it might have done even better. In fact, I may try to sync the audio from the good version with the video, since they clock in at pretty much the same amount of time.
This isn't the mid 90's anymore and so I'm probably one of the only fans in America promoting the new Fun Factory (some fans can't accept new members, I can - especially if an original member gave them his blessing to continue the group). And that's OK - fuck ya'll - YOU can have your Bieber, Rebecca Black and Fall Out Boy and I can have the even better Fun Factory/Next Generation. I like how the new younger incarnation in 2013 can keep that "outdated 90's Eurodance sound" because that "outdated 90's Eurodance" is a good percentage of the music I still listen to.
"FUN FACTORY IS BACK IN THE HOUSE!!!"
That ain't no house! It's called a "cabana". Bwoy.
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THIS is how it's done, NEXT Gen.
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SSMYOB MIX: FUN FACTORY VS. KUMBIA KINGS
(includes that better mix of "Uh La La" I'd mentioned)
GULL, if you wanna be a member of this family, you need to show a little more enthusiasm than THAT! If it's down to just those three members now, fine. Fun Factory had always been 3 men/1 woman, and will be fine with just a 2 man/1 woman configuration - if that's what the current lineup is now.
The other problem is they used a totally different and less exciting version of "Uh La La" for the video, when I have a much better mix - same vocals, different music. It's not bad, but not the right version of the single to promote the music video, if you expect to go anywhere with it. Had they used the better version, it might have done even better. In fact, I may try to sync the audio from the good version with the video, since they clock in at pretty much the same amount of time.
This isn't the mid 90's anymore and so I'm probably one of the only fans in America promoting the new Fun Factory (some fans can't accept new members, I can - especially if an original member gave them his blessing to continue the group). And that's OK - fuck ya'll - YOU can have your Bieber, Rebecca Black and Fall Out Boy and I can have the even better Fun Factory/Next Generation. I like how the new younger incarnation in 2013 can keep that "outdated 90's Eurodance sound" because that "outdated 90's Eurodance" is a good percentage of the music I still listen to.
"FUN FACTORY IS BACK IN THE HOUSE!!!"
That ain't no house! It's called a "cabana". Bwoy.
'
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SSMYOB MIX: FUN FACTORY VS. KUMBIA KINGS
(includes that better mix of "Uh La La" I'd mentioned)
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