I thought that was Bing Crosby. shows what I know about old dead people.

I thought I posted these... but I didn't.

Small Venues:

Warren Haynes / David Schools



Perry Farrell / Stephen Perkins



Dave Matthews



And some Janis, just because there isn't any yet

Oh, oh oh oh sweet child o' mine...

Chris Cornell
Blackhole Sun


Billie Jean

I may've posted this one a while back in that other video clip thread, I don't remember:

John Frusciante - "The Past Recedes"

jinx, here's another guy doing Billy jean:



i little groovier.....but much much cleaner than chris's version.

Amy Ray of the Indigo Girls - live version of Romeo & Juliet
I didn't even realise until I heard this that it's a sad song, not a love song. Mark Knopfler can write, but he doesn't sing it with the same passion.

In honor of this morning's root canal (2.5 hours ago--the Novocaine is wearing off nicely. :greenface )

cannon in d major electric gutair solo

My taste is pretty weird, but maybe someone shares it so I'll post a few.



The Bird and the Bee - Fucking Boyfriend



Stereolab - French Disko



Readymade FC - The only one



Hanne Hukkleberg - Cheater's Armoury

Celtic Frost - A Dying God Coming Into Human Flesh:

Oh Steve I adore Little Shop of Horrors - I watched it to death when I was fifteen and was in the chorus in an am-dram about four years later.

I give you this - I like the music but it's more the images. Is I cheating?

Well, that was humorously weird. :eyebrow: :3eye:

Dashboard - Modest Mouse.
I just learned how to play it on guitar, I'm really proud.

perdy good vid.

Congrats dude.

A Duo of Unlikely Duets
 

is that Tom Brokaw?

Here's the first official music video from the best Death Metal band that never existed:

Another kickass music video from the best Death Metal band that never existed:

Mockingbird- nice Stereolab cut!

no.

First was Cerys and Tom Jones

Second was Marc Almond and Gene Pitney

I've heard of one of those four people.

Tom Jones has actually done duets with a whole crapton of people. I have an mp3 of him and the Bare Naked Ladies; it's an awesome song.

For LJ- ages ago (we were both drunk in chat - well, I was) you said you'd sing a Neil Finn song for me. After calling him a faggot I think.

Well this is a very simple (if you ignore the intro) version of Faster Than Light. IMO it's one of his most beautiful songs, and yet one of the aspects I adore is the harmony - which is missing in this live performance. All I can say is if you aren't swayed by the Finn in this clip... I don't care! I'll get HM to teach me the harmony and we'll do another duet :p


PS - I have seen the world turning.

Yeah, just noticed this. I like musicals. I like opera too. I might not like death metal (although I have pretty eclectic taste) but I rarely raise a sarcastic eyebrow to someone else's musical taste. Little Shop of Horrors is a comedy musical but it features vocal talent (inc Levi Stubbs). The fact it's not Carmen or even Porgy & Bess doesn't stop me singing it in the bath.

Once again Drax, reign in your attitude or make a serious comment :eyebrow:


That's some singin' :p

'bout whut?

well...i don't know if he's a faggot or not....but he's definitely had a cock in his mouth before.

Thanks Drax
And blimey, what a young Cat Deeley

ETA - Data appears to be on the drums

Raconteurs - Bang bang


Audioslave - 7 Nation army


Distillers - Hall of mirrors

The first 2 are cover versions:

• Bang Bang was originally written in 1966 by Sonny Bono and released on Cher's 2nd album, and Nancy Sinatra's version is used on the Kill Bill soundtrack.
• Seven Nation Army was originally by The White Stripes.

All 3 of 'em are pretty cool tho.

The White Stripe - The Hardest Button to Button

Cradle Of Filth - Scorch Earth Erotica (NSFW)

In this case, NSFW = Not For Weak Stomachs.

Eminem - Mosh

3 years old, but still "prudent at this juncture."

Eminem and Dido - Stan

Meredith Brooks - Bitch



I just wish the video quality was better.

i believe the cellar has a special tie to meredith brooks, "bitch" era music.

where the hell did that guy go to anyway?

Of whom do you speakith?

Smoothmoniker?

yeah. smoothmoniker. he hasn't been around here in a long time.

Back To The Start:

Yeah, he toured with Meredith Brooks at the time, playing keyboards I'm pretty sure. May have also had a production role in the album. Anyway, he dropped off dramatically and then disappeared for good a few months later when his daughter was born. Shame on him for caring more about his baby than us! ;)

Bif Naked - Lucky:

Crematory - Tear Of Time:

How do you guys embed the file right into the post?

anyway, here is cory chisel and the wandering sons.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=ithkgRHz10s

http://youtube.com/watch?v=fQ2lNd-A5e4&feature=related

and what happens when you cross Deliverence with Metal?

http://youtube.com/watch?v=sxNu9rLKxF0&feature=related

http://youtube.com/watch?v=qD6-O_N-uDY&feature=related

Maylene and the Sons of Disaster, i suppose.

Lookout
http://youtube.com/watch?v=sxNu9rLKxF0&feature=related

Put the highlighted portion between [youtube] tags. No spaces.



A button would be awesome though, wouldn't it?

Green Jelly - Three Little Pigs:

Juno Reactor/Traci Lords - Control (JR Remix) (MK VS SLK remix):

Neon Horse

Outer Circle



Same singer three different projects over ten years or so.

The birth of short hair metal as a response to the heroin fueled grunge scene.

Helmet - 1992

Same band 15 years later

Kate Bush - Under Ice

http://youtube.com/watch?v=dvwQx3kzt3Y

Peter Gabriel-"Solsbury Hill"