The 10 silliest eurodance songs ever made

Published on 24/12/2016

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Sometimes eurodance songs feature very elaborated and clever lyrics. But sometimes, it seems that composing a great melody with a nice beat was already too much of an effort... Here is a selection of the silliest, not to say stupidest eurodance songs every released. They usually feature samples from movie dialogs or funny sounds. Of course they did not contribute improving eurodance's image... So disconnect your brain and get ready to have a good laugh !

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#1

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Party Zone

Is It You, Mr Bean LISTEN

This song featured a superb eurodance melody combined with samples of Rowan Atkinson aka Mr Bean's voice.

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The Laurel and Hardy Song

Honolulu Baby

Honolulu Baby was originally featured in 1933 movie Sons of the Desert starring famous comic duet.

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DJ Duckpower

Get The Duck Out Of Here (Move It) LISTEN

This very nice eurodance songs was performed by Acardi and... a duck.

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Video Kids

Woodpeckers From Space '94 LISTEN

Again a song featuring Acardi. This time, it was a remix of a very successful 1984 disco song.

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Der Berg Ruft LISTEN

K2's concept was to combine a eurodance melody with funny caribbean raps and bavarian folk music.

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Le Camembert Radioactif

F...! Chirac LISTEN

This song was a critic against French president Jacques Chirac when he relaunched air nuclear tests in Polynesia in 1995.

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Les Visiteurs

C'est Okay! LISTEN

Releasing songs featuring funny dialogs was alsmot a trademark in French eurodance. This did really not contribute to make French producers credible on eurodance scene... Les Visiteurs was a French movie released in 1993 which gathered 14 millions in France only. Following this massive success, C'est Okay! was released.

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Les Anges Gardiens

Tarain, Ain comme Pain LISTEN

Inspired by Les Visiteurs' hit, and following the release of another movie gathering successful duet Christian Clavier + Jean Reno Tarain, Ain comme Pain followed the same receipe : nice eurodance melody and dialog samples taken from the movie. But single was almost unnoticed.

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Les GO Culture

Darla Dirladada LISTEN

Darla Dirladada was originally a Greek folk song, which was covered in 1970 by Dalida. Then it was featured (with new lyrics) in French movie Les Bronzés in 1978. This new eurodance version was recorded and released in 1993 and success in France was massive.

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Absolutely Fabulous

Absolutely Fabulous LISTEN

Absolutely Fabulous was recorded for charity by the Pet Shop Boys. It put together a nice eurodance melody with dialogs by Jennifer Saunders and Joanna Lumley from the famous BBC TV Series.

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Partyfloor BONUS TRACK

Immer Bum Bum LISTEN

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#12

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Recycler BONUS TRACK

Do the Narrhalla Dance LISTEN

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#13

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Penny Lane BONUS TRACK

Sissy's Delight

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Pin'Occhio

Pinocchio LISTEN

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