Question: What does one of the most successful female
entertainers of all time and Chinese food have in common? After half an hour of
coming up with hilarious fake answers with Eric, I decided to just give you the
straight one, Duck Sauce. In fake American Chinese food, duck sauce is that delicious
yellow sauce you put on your egg rolls. In the music world, Duck Sauce is a DJ
Duo that produces disco house tracks to club to a la Night at the Roxbury. One
of such tracks is the hit single (in Europe) Barbara Streisand.
Whatever implored this duo to interject the famous
entertainer’s name repeatedly throughout their epic dance tune is a complete
mystery. The reasoning is probably similar to that behind their decision to
feature “crotch faces” in their following single Big Bad Wolf; Duck Sauce loves a good laugh. This is also evident
in the completely genius cover art for the single, Streisand’s 1980 album
Guilty digitally edited so the faces on it are replaced with duck beaks.
The song is an instant dance classic. Something about the
obscure sample combined with interjections of the notorious diva’s name makes
people want to get up and dance. I have listened to this song on repeat several
times over and for some strange reason it doesn’t get old, even though it is
just variations on one hook. I was thoroughly entertained when I watched John
play the song on Audiosurf (I don’t usually enjoy watching others play). It is addictive
gold. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.
On the eccentricity scale ranging from 1 to 10
1- I like listening to Jimmi Hendrix’s fire.
10- I like to listen to Hendrix set hit guitar on fire.
Barbara Streisand (the song not the artist) -2/10
1- I like listening to Jimmi Hendrix’s fire.
10- I like to listen to Hendrix set hit guitar on fire.
Barbara Streisand (the song not the artist) -2/10
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