OK Go and The Muppets - Muppet Show Theme Song
Part of The Green Album. Beautiful.
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What do angry clowns with mommy issues and teenage Canadian lesbians have in common? This.
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There’s probably a word in German for something that is perfectly described by its title and requires no further explanation. Whatever that word is, it would be accurately applied to White People Rapping Poorly.
Iron Man, played on the electric guitar, using tesla coils as the output device. This is pretty much the most metal thing that can happen until scientists genetically engineer up some actual dragons.
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I’ve always been impressed by mashups the same way that a cave man would be impressed by a flashlight. I have no fucking idea how music works, so to me, mixing two different songs together is pretty much voodoo. Well the Australian comedy group Axis of Awesome (epic name, BTW) just took away some of the magic. As it turns out, about half the pop songs ever written use the same four-chord progression (fun fact - they’re all ripping off Pachelbel’s Canon in D). In this bit, they string together several dozen of them in a four-chord medley of win. Now, off to the internets to find more stuff from these guys! (via Digg)
Like peanut butter and jelly, there’s just something so right about the combination of Star Wars and gangsta rap. (via Digg)
Zombaritaville is, without question, the greatest zombie song parody blog on the internet. It’s probably the only zombie song parody blog on the internet, but with lyrics this good, I can see why nobody else even tries to compete.
To the tune of “Blowin’ In The Wind” by Bob Dylan
Yes, n’ how many folks must cease to exist
Before it’s called a “killing spree”?
Yes, n’ how many years in this mall can we subsist
‘Til we’re forced by bikers to flee?
Yes, n’ how many towns must shamblers infest
Before they all turn to debris?
The zombies my friend, are rippin’ off your skin
The zombies are rippin’ off your skin
It is a thing of absolute beauty. (via Boingboing)
