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| Name = The Doubble Donkey Disc | | Name = The Doubble Donkey Disc | ||
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| Artist = [[Ozma | | Artist = [[Ozma|Ozma]] | ||
| Cover = DoubbleDonkeyDisc.jpg | | Cover = DoubbleDonkeyDisc.jpg | ||
| Released = [[June 25]], [[2002]] | | Released = [[June 25]], [[2002]] | ||
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[[The Doubble Donkey Disc]] was two concept EP's strung together to create one full length LP. The first of which was the '''Russian Coldfusion EP''' which consisted of the first 5 songs. Included on this EP was a cover of [[Korobeiniki]], which is a traditional Russion folk song that was popularized as the theme song to the [[NES]] game [[Tetris]]. | [[The Doubble Donkey Disc]] was two concept EP's strung together to create one full length LP. The first of which was the '''Russian Coldfusion EP''' which consisted of the first 5 songs. Included on this EP was a cover of [[Korobeiniki]], which is a traditional Russion folk song that was popularized as the theme song to the [[NES]] game [[Tetris]]. | ||
The second half of the album was the '''Bootytraps EP''' where each song was named after a member of the band's alter ego. The idea for this came from the orignal [[ | The second half of the album was the '''Bootytraps EP''' where each song was named after a member of the band's alter ego. The idea for this came from the orignal [[booty song]], [[Flight of the Bootymaster]]. Their alter egos were as follows: | ||
[[Daniel Brummel]] - Bootymaestro<br /> | [[Daniel Brummel]] - Bootymaestro<br /> | ||