Talk:Hampster Dance

Does someone want to tackle a clean-up of this article? It's disorganized, poorly written, and nearly undreadable. Moncrief 00:13, Mar 3, 2005 (UTC)

More information is needed on the origin of the sample, with full credit to Roger Miller's "Whistle Stop" recording, possibly mentioning the repeated airplay a version of it received on the Dr. Demento show in 2000, beginning in August, and several times since 2000.

My God, what a poorly-written, disorganized, jumbled, unhelpful article. Help! Moncrief 17:50, Apr 7, 2005 (UTC)

I removed sixsixfive.com from the external links, as it almost certainly not the "Creator's page." Neither the site itself or Google suggests any kind of connection, and the author of Hampster Dance was apparently a woman anyway. Revert if you know better. -- Anonymous

This article should note that the Hampster Dance remix was featured in the soundtrack of the movie "See Spot Run", which I for some strange reason wasted over an hour of my life watching. -- 4.254.113.191

The current Internet Archive link has broken images, whereas this version doesn't. Maybe we should use the latter instead? jareha 22:51, 22 September 2005 (UTC)[reply]

It was changed twice already. The problem seems to be variable reliability of the Wayback Machine. I know the version that was there originally worked. --Dhartung | Talk 08:49, 23 September 2005 (UTC)[reply]

pretty sure this reached number 1 in the uk singles chart, not #4 as stated...

anyone else think that the hampsters should be considered a "virtual band?" woulds have to look up their discography, but I think I have a source.

Not sure how many people actually realize it, but the Hamster Dance song is the beginning part of the song the Rooster is singing at the beginning of Disney's "Robin Hood". It's been sped-up, of course, but it's the same song. Probably explains why RadioDisney is playing the HamsterDance song so much. :) --Undrhil 07:14, 7 November 2005 (UTC)[reply]