Friday, April 20
Top5 Song Covers I've Heard this Week
Content Warning: Some of the material contained herein is not suitable for minors
or for those with sensitive dispositions or for those who do not reach this line.
1. Nina Gordon covering "Straight Outta Compton" by N.W.A.
2. Alanis Morissette covering the "My Humps" music video by The Black-Eyed Peas.
3. Jonathan Coulton covering "Oughta Know" by Alanis Morissette.
(See comment section if this one doesn't work)
4. Brad Mehldau's Trio covering "Exit Music (for a film) by Radiohead.
5. Jonathan Coulton covering two songs at the same time. If you can guess which ones they are and who first performed them, then I'll sign your firstborn baby's forehead in person (with permanent marker so you can show it off for years to come)!
Remember to post your entries in the comments section!!
or for those with sensitive dispositions or for those who do not reach this line.
1. Nina Gordon covering "Straight Outta Compton" by N.W.A.
2. Alanis Morissette covering the "My Humps" music video by The Black-Eyed Peas.
3. Jonathan Coulton covering "Oughta Know" by Alanis Morissette.
(See comment section if this one doesn't work)
4. Brad Mehldau's Trio covering "Exit Music (for a film) by Radiohead.
5. Jonathan Coulton covering two songs at the same time. If you can guess which ones they are and who first performed them, then I'll sign your firstborn baby's forehead in person (with permanent marker so you can show it off for years to come)!
Remember to post your entries in the comments section!!
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For "Oughta Know" you might have to do the following in order to trick your browser:
1. Right-click on the pink words Oughta Know.
2. Scroll down to select "Copy Link" and click.
3. Delete the current address in the address bar of your browser window.
4. Right-click anywhere in the now-empty address bar and scroll down to select "Paste Link".
5. Click "Paste Link", then press Enter on your keyboard.
Hooray!
1. Right-click on the pink words Oughta Know.
2. Scroll down to select "Copy Link" and click.
3. Delete the current address in the address bar of your browser window.
4. Right-click anywhere in the now-empty address bar and scroll down to select "Paste Link".
5. Click "Paste Link", then press Enter on your keyboard.
Hooray!
ok so it was chicago, not led zep, but the base line is stolen from a led zep song so thats what confuseled me.
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