Oompa Radar Lyrics

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An otherworldly brass band that sounds like it could have come out of a demented circus-carnival alternates with Goldfrapp’s minimalist singing. The song features a flugel horn solo and a cuckoo clock that’s used to switch between tempos. It was inspired by Roman Polanski’s Cul de Sac.

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What was the working title of this song?
Genius Answer

According to an unreleased demo CD, the song was initially called “Oompa Bungalow”, a reference to Felt Mountain’s recording process.

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Credits
Producer
Flugelhorn
Brass Arranger
Mastering Engineer
Released on
September 11, 2000
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