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NICOS

That's awesome.

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The Who... "Barbara Ann"





No wonder Pete lost his hearing.

Great one schillid.............

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punkfloyd
THIS TOPS 'EM ALL.

Man, that's funny. I love that they're performing under a sign that says MUSIC.

Ha, I actually sort of enjoy watching true amateurs give it a go...and fail! Here's another one that probably many here have seen, but have tried to forget. Not that the original of this is a rock classic by any stretch, but there's a sad charm to how this utterly and completely fails. The Final Cow Town.

LoL

The Floyd band and the guys doing the Europe song are kind of endearing. It's that ghastly Loiza Minelli trap that takes the cake.

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treaclefingers
elvis doing Hey Jude.

i love the man, but....

Hey Jude is difficult to screw up...........but the master succeeded...incredible

Might be a stretch to call anything by Klaatu a rock classic, but this goes way beyond mere ghastliness.






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tatters
Might be a stretch to call anything by Klaatu a rock classic, but this goes beyond mere ghastliness.

Good grief, I was surprised(stunned) that I somehow
actually recall (the lead chorus of) this song.... no way!!!
why would/could I? so I looked it up and.... [www.songfacts.com]

""This song was Inspired by an actual event as described in The Flying Saucer Reader by Jay David (1967). It seems that a group known as the "International Flying Saucer Bureau" sent a communique to all its members asking them to participate in an experiment termed "World Contact Day." Basically, they said that at a predetermined date and time, all the members should try to simultaneously send a telepathic message into outer space, in hopes of contacting Extra Terrestrials. The actual message they 'sent' started with the words "Calling occupants of interplanetary craft!" (thanks, Terry - St. Johns, Canada)

In 1977 The Carpenters covered this with the help of the LA Philharmonic Orchestra and a 60 voice choir. Their version was a worldwide hit including #9 in the UK and #32 in the US. Richard Carpenter recalls on the duo's website (www.richardandkarencarpenter.com): "I heard this song on Canadian group Klaatu's debut album and couldn't resist recording it. (Lyrics such as these don't come along every day!) Peter Knight penned the creative orchestration to my arrangement. In addition to the guitar work, (longstanding Carpenters guitarist) Tony Peluso reprises his role as a befuddled D.J. This performance must be fairly convincing for following its release, we received numerous letters wanting to know when in fact, World Contact Day was scheduled.""





klaatu barada nikto

Poor Shatner, he is getting the most hits here...

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tatters
He goes flying so high when he's stoned.

Is it just me or does anyone else find the William Shatner stuff strangely addictive. I cant help but listen to it. Really cheesey.... But good? In a weird sort of way

Particularly this.....

[youtu.be]

I can't handle this thread!

Oh, Gawd, I actually owned a copy of that horrible stinking turd.

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TeaAtThree
Oh, Gawd, I actually owned a copy of that horrible stinking turd.

Please tell me you didn't buy a copy of "The Odd Couple Sings." It's hard to believe a record like that was even recorded, much less released.

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tomk
Well...this isn't bad...but it's not that good either considering the talent involved. And the band?

I fink datz luvlee.

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The Brian Jones Experience

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I posted this elsewhere and got a bit of flack from ? (the Canadians? The trekkies? PriceLine fans?)
William Shatner's version of Mr. Tambourine Man lives in infamy in my mind as complete abomination...
Granted Mr. Tambourine Man was never a favorite but still...

I've met three dimensional human beings who actually like this.


[www.youtube.com]

I think Dolly Parton does an awful version of Great Balls of Fire.

OMG the Celion Dion doing AC/DC ...I'm green in the gills... here's one to complete this orgy of distaste. peace

An oldie and baddie:

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I think Dolly Parton does an awful version of Great Balls of Fire.

Yeah Tom but she makes up for it with her cover of "Shine" by Collective Soul. peace