I once got busy in a Burger King bathroom. Humpty and Shock G were the same dude. Did you ever hear the "Sex Packets" concept album?

Anyway, here's a meat and potatoes rocker for jim and jinx.


Toadies, anyone?


It's that he's a vampire!

Steve Vai (played the devil in Crossroads) with an orchestra...

Same song, from the G3 wankfest (1996).

The Bastard Fairies' video of "We're All Going to Hell". The lead singer is Yellow Thunder Woman - yes that's her real name why do you ask?


*Flag* possibly NSFW






And this ukulele player is just terrific, listen to her other songs too if you like ukes, Jonathan Colton, and catchy funny songs...

The Cake is a Lie!

D'aaahhhh...Rowan and Martin. Those were the days....and I do remember them. We never missed Laugh-In.

You bet your sweet bippy! :)

Spinnerettes - valium knights

What is the name of the end credit song?

Never mind I found it

David Lee Roth's vocal from "Running With the Devil".

Yeah, just the vocal track. With no post-production compression, reverb, etc. It's educational... and unintentionally funny.

Very good.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TClSqKO-M8c

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCleQ...eature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDvCw...eature=related

UT, I had tears from laughing so hard at that.

This is a "had to be there" but I worked a huge wedding at the club once, they had attached outside wedding tents to the rest of the building to accommodate the guests. Towards the end of the evening, the wedding party was trashed. Everyone had migrated indoors and I was outside in the tent cleaning up. They had the speakers attached to the microphone, but not the DJ. The drunk groom and groomsmen were all standing around singing "Friends in Low Places." Very badly. What was funny was that in the tent you couldn't hear the music at all, just a bunch of drunk guys mumbling along to the rest of the words until they got to the "I've got friends in low places" mumble mumble mumble..."Ohh ohhh asis..." it was one of the funniest things I have ever heard in my life.

:cool:

Ah, the '80s.

lol...running DA DA DA across the screen, in case someone forgot the words.

I think that ranks as one of the best Weird Al's. I love that one.

lol! Unfortunately, about half of that reminded me of me.

Yea..I'm sippin' my earl grey tea. Gansta style. Rly.

The power chord? UUh yup. By I give out better power supplies. nah nah. What's wrong with that? People need those damn it? They never switch them out from the ones they had in '92...c'mon....

Another One Rides the Bus is pretty darn funny!

Especially the part where he mimics Freddie Mercury (I think) doing the "hey eh eh eh eh..." part. (About 1:47?)

Hey, I'm gonna sit by you!

lol! LOL!

Yup thats pretty wacky...lol.

I may be weird but Weird Al is da Bomb. :D

A classic all time fav:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9Zt8...ture=rec-fresh

I like this band and wtf?

Okay, couldn't find a good version of the SLF song I really wanted (Alternative Ulster). So here are two of Suspect Device.

This is a down and dirty recording which reflects the way they played when I saw them live (more than once)
Pictures, not pretty though, just the band playing
If you only want to hear it once, watch this one.

This is the album version.
No pictures, pretty or otherwise.
But it's a nice clean recording.


And just to make this the most comprehensive post ever, the lyrics.

This is not aimed completely at getting the British out of Ireland. More about getting violence off the streets of Ulster. It can be read equally as anti-IRA or anti-UDR.

I've been thinking about living with terrorism quite a bit recently, so they've been on my mind.

Okay doke, here's the dirty version promised in the Jihad thread. Merc sez dirty is okay.
But you'll see what I mean by dirty below. Not the lyrics, just the quality.
It has the force that I remember though (then again I know the words!)

From Bolton.

Lyrics
As previously, it's not an anti-British song. It's just about disaffected youth and in this case they happen to live in a warzone. I wish I could find a better live version. If anyone is interested please do.

Again, this has been on my mind very much this last week.

huh. "Evolution of Dance" -- an apparently famous YouTube clip which I have never heard of. unsurprising, really, but they mentioned it on NCIS, so I had to Google it.

Clever and hysterical!

<object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/x0d1HilfLxA&hl=en&fs=1"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/x0d1HilfLxA&hl=en&fs=1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object>

did you mean, this?

My latest favourite band: MGMT

I am so impressed with their debut album.



This is same song but live: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=e4FPlH__vvY&NR=1

Oh and I love this video. Same band:



and that's it. That's all I'm posting.... not gonna do my usual thing of bombarding the Cellar with my most recent fascination... mmm mmm not me.


Bizarre. They're no longer available. Oh well I'll post a link to their channel

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=XnXRfh...eature=channel

Awwwww, just found some Glastonbury clips of Crowded House.
I'd rather watch them, pitch perfect real musicians, than any spectacular all dancing big production big budget show.

The wonderful thing is, whether you see them at Glastonbury, the Royal Albert Hall, the Indigo2 or down your local pub, they could never be any the less for it. Okay, will stop the fangurl stuff now.

troy live

Oh I love that song, LJ. I had that album when I was 15.

that's funny...I'm really a 15 year old girl on the inside.

I can see that

while my ukulele gently weeps

That's stunning.

Jim Says I Haz a Feets Fetcious ,
I dont care , this is GOOOOOD !

Mingo Fishtrap . . . who knew these were white guys?!

this might already be in this thread, but 587 posts is too many to review to make sure. Anyway.....

This is Wicked Game. Maybe the sexiest video evar. Chris Isaacs and Adriana Lima rolling around in the surf pretending to be into each other.

Personal Jesus

covered by the late Mr Johnny Cash


It's a non video, but i love the picture. great version of the song. He draws the Rs in some of the words out almost awkwardly, but it works.

oh, it's a fucking toe tapper too, so get your big shoes on first!

I have been revisiting the 90s, musically speaking :)

from the elder statesmen of British dance:
Afro Left, by Leftfield

I'm loving this new Youtube embedding style. being able to search the collection without having to go to the site is much better.

Leftfield did a song called Phat Drummer (I think) which was used in one of the best adverts ever. Here's the advert, for Guiness:



The full track (that's just the intro) is second on the menu. Well worth a listen, but has to be loud to be appreciated fully *grins*

Oh ba. Still raises the hairs on my forearms.

I found this searching for something else - Not that I typically go for the oldies - but this just has a timeless classic vibe

Frank Sinatra and Peggy Lee "Nice Work if you can get it"

Michael Franti and Spearhead Say Hey to make you happy...will in embed work?!






denied. linky no hottie. why am I densest? help for me?

warch you have spaces inside your youtube vbcodes. I fix. WT we can't embed that way, instructions on how to put in youtube videos are here

(nodding, shaking clenched fist and gritted teeth...)

space!

thanks fav toad.

This what I am listening to right now:

Both from BSG soundtrack. Totally different feel to the other I posted last week.



The Dance. A proper dance. Jig style, lots of Irish influence. (I think...I don't know enough about musical forms to be sure ;p)



Fight night. Military beats, celtic fringe and wailing pipes.

I love this song, but this YouTuber hasn't faithfully transcribed the lyrics.
Meh - you probably won't notice on one hearing.

It's not a video (album track) so just keep the window open as you do something else.

FTR - this was my marriage break-up song. I had the album (Firecracker) in my car and used to drive the roads of Bucks, singing and crying and trying to work out what the hell I was doing. Still, if you have to do it, the scenery and the soundtrack are as good as any to do it to.

And the line which I still sing sometimes to myself is, "And I'm barely balancing as it is, and I don't want to drown in my dreams" which I think is a lovely fusion of tune and voice and words.