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Fancy Ultra Fresh : ウィキペディア英語版
Fancy Ultra•Fresh


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''Fancy Ultra•Fresh'' is the second studio album by American electronic band Freezepop. It was released on April 20, 2004 by The Archenemy Record Company.
The enhanced CD features a set of audio visualizers playable with the album, a link to the official Freezepop website, the bonus song "#1 Song in Heaven" and three videos, including a flash video for "Stakeout", a live television performance of "Bike Thief" from ''The Top Shelf Variety Hour'' and a "Freezepop on Tour" featurette.
The robotic voice spelling the word "Freezepop" at the beginning of "I Am Not Your Gameboy" was produced by a Speak & Spell. The album's hidden track is a cover of the theme song to ''Jem'', an American animated series from the 1980s.
Remixed versions of "Stakeout" and "Bike Thief" appear in the video games ''Dance Dance Revolution Ultramix 3'' and ''Downhill Domination'', respectively. The song "I Am Not Your Gameboy" appears in ''Guitar Hero: On Tour''.
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