Videos of the day -- a little light music
It's been a while since my last "music worth keeping" post (that one has links to all the previous ones), but here are a few more music pieces I thought were fun. No common theme this time, other than a touch of humor.
"Werewolves of London" by Warren Zevon, from 1978:
"Internet Killed the Video Star" by the Broad Band (a parody of the Buggles song), from 2000 -- yes, it's been a quarter-century since this:
"Under the Deep Sea" by College Humor, another parody, this time of the classic song from The Little Mermaid:
"Werewolves of London" by Warren Zevon, from 1978:
"Internet Killed the Video Star" by the Broad Band (a parody of the Buggles song), from 2000 -- yes, it's been a quarter-century since this:
"Under the Deep Sea" by College Humor, another parody, this time of the classic song from The Little Mermaid:
posted by Infidel753 at 7:31 AM
5 Comments:
The parody of Under the Sea was fun, but the best part was that it was immediately followed by a video titled "Putin Is Losing"!
"Under the Deep Sea" - that's good!
I like them.
Your old music is new to me. My old music is really old.
Annie: He's almost as ugly as the fish.
Rade: I always liked that one.
Mary: Thanks!
Anvil: There's always something older.....
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