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The original recording and still the best.
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Actually, this is the third one I haven't been able to fully memorize.
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One of the only two Lehrer songs to which I haven't memorized the lyrics. The other is "Lobachevsky" and mainly it's the Russian I have trouble with.
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Because his polka medleys of pop hits are so addictive.
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One of my fave tunes from a truly demented band...of which Bill "Lennier/Will Robinson" Mumy is one-half.
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Not as good as the album version, but if you can stand Mull and Willard's annoying intro, it's worth it.
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Another one Dave FM plays way too much.
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You ain't never heard the Stones' songs until you've heard 'em like this!
juparave
Cuando todo era más sencillo
Mtii
welcom ! hear from you later ....@SethMichaels
CajunGypsy
does this take you back to high school too?
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Again, from the soundtrack of my teenage years.
jolynnw
michell, haldeman and ehrlichman go to jail
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Because we just gotta get some filk in this dance.
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and again from the Dark Lord of the Smith...
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A typically idiosyncratic song from ol' No-Show Jones.
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The year I graduated college and moved to New Orleans to start my career. One of the best years of my life.
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Weird Al's polka version of this made me want to hear the original, which I somehow missed hearing when it was released.
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The best 9/11 song I've heard, bar none.
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still more from the 1980s
ItzMeMichelle
Kinda like my gym...
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@MoniiVLombardi: "#solotarantino - smoking cigarretes and watching Cpt.Kangaroo.. now don't tell me.. I've nothing to dooo..-"
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Bet you didn't know she sang as well as doing comedy and impersonations, huh?
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loved this one too...
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The latest 007 movie theme.
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From CASINO ROYALE, the 2007 Bond film series that rebooted the 007 legend.
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A benefit single for COMIC RELIEF UK, this cover of the Judds' hit features the Pretenders' Chryssie Hynde and ol' Slow Hand himself on guitar.
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One of my favorite two-hit wonders.
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from the AUSTIN POWERS: THE SPY WHO SHAGGED ME soundtrack, with that film's co-star Heather Graham and the star-spangled convertible too.
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His other hit.
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One of the most perfect songs for a Friday ever written, from Todd's album THE EVER POPULAR TORTURED ARTIST EFFECT.
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Here's Bonnie again, big '80s hair and all, duetting with Todd Rundgren on another Jim Steinman-penned hit.
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the '80s babe who, along with Meat Loaf, launched the Jim Steinman song fad (everyone and his brother had a Steinman single, even Barry Manilow).
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Recognize the dialogue at the beginning? (Hint: it's from the sci-fi film Dan O'Bannon made *before* ALIEN.)
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Be patient during the whole talky intro - the original video is worth the wait.
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I would have vastly preferred to see more faithfulness to the TV series, but I can't stay mad at Will...especially when he does a rap like this.
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The first movie was better than the second.
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Like I said, the first film was better.
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Nobody can do a Bond movie theme like Miss Tina...except perhaps Shirley Bassey.
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Actual title: "The Best." Album: Foreign Affairs. Look it up. And nobody burns up a stage like Miss Tina live.
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A sexy back-seat-of-the-car romp, with Tina in the driver's seat.
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Yes, you damned well better. She buried Ike.
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Not safe for work, kids or your grandma.
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Like I said, Jim Steinman songs were big back then. This one was Air Supply's.
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Again, the music of Jim Steinman and the voice of Barry Manilow.
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Can't find the original video for this one. Sorry.
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What can I tell you? I'm a sucker for gorgeous lady belters and sappy sentimental anthems.
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You can download this video for FREE at nasa.gov. The studio recording is even more spine-tingling and moving.
Shaman777
maybe his greatest song?!
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The lyrics didn't sound right as mondegreens...and they STILL don't make sense now that I've actually read them. But the song still rocks.
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The Piano Man may have largely abandoned his pop roots, but he'll always have a special place in my heart...and my playlist.
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This is Billy live at his rockin'-out best.
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The man with the identically made-up women in his backup band covers an old Cherrelle hit.
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The first big 1980s hit for the late Robert Palmer.
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Third single using the identical women in the video...and one in the shower.
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An old dance-floor favorite.
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The Canadian music industry's answer to "We Are the World," a benefit for Ethiopian famine relief.
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All hail Uncle Frank!
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Frank and his little girl Moon Unit with a demented classic...and demented by Frank is several orders of magnitude above anyone else's demented.
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Frank, it should be noted, was Roman Catholic like most Italian-Americans.
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Speaking of Frank's faith...
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Frank promotes nutrition and inter-species amity between humans and produce.
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Raising me up a crop of dental floss...
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This is the live version I mentioned. Watch for Frank to haul out the chalkboard for sing-alongs.
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The new drums do sound cool.
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A fragrant classic from Frank and the Mothers.
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Don't be a naughty Eskimo, whoa...
Asbel
John Williams - Superman Theme
Inkygirl
"David Duchovny I know you could love me I'm sweet and I'm cuddly - I'm gonna kill Scully!" LOVE this song, with GREAT cameos.
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Love this song even though I've only been to L.A. once in my life, decades ago.
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Continuing the Lilith Fair artist roundup...
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One of my theme songs lately...
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Yet another deep-blue-funk song.
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Back to the Lilith roster...
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Sheryl gets all futurist on us.
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Explain these lyrics to me. Go on, I double-dog dare you to try.
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Sheryl covers a Guns 'N' Roses classic for the BIG DADDY soundtrack. The film (starring Adam Sandler) is entirely forgettable; the song is not.
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Ellen DeGeneres doing the intro and Alanis in full-on whiny-bitch mode on the Grammys. What's not to love?
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Sheryl in a downbeat mode.
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If Loretta Lynn is the heart of country music, Johnny Cash was its soul and George Jones was its liver, this man is beyond question its funny bone.
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Down in Louisiana where I come from, we even had a local artist cover this one in Cajun French. Probably Ray's signature song if any of his are.
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Ray takes on the Lord of the Apes in this swingin' ditty.
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For someone who is unquestionably southern, Christian and conservative, Ray showed a surprising perceptiveness about the religious right in this song.
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Ray channels Spike Jones and His City Slickers in this...um, *unique* rendition of a country classic.
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Tabloid news gets the Stevens treatment in this number.
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This is the other candidate for Ray's signature song.
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Jerry's one and only attempt at a country rap song.
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A silly little ditty by a silly little man from England.
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One of England's funniest songwriters.
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The all-time most requested song on THE DR. DEMENTO SHOW.
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Another song Weird Al destroyed for me decades ago. I can't listen anymore without hearing "Lumbar hernia! Richter's hernia! Obstructed, inguinal..."
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This song ought to be the national anthem—this rendition, by this man, and no other. There's a reason he's called The Genius...
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94 and still singing. Just give him the damn Nobel Peace Prize already!
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If Woody Guthrie was the father of American folk music, Pete Seeger is the grandfather.
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couldn't find James himself singing it, so this will have to do.
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tell me you haven't wondered about this stuff...
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Rand and Adam in full con-show mode.
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Always loved this one for dancing.
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I still want to hear Buster Poindexter cover this one for some bizarre reason.
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Because I-and-I need to jam, mon!
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Yeah, I like Bond film themes. Deal.
ItzMeMichelle
L.A. face with an Oakland booty
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Paul and Storm on their own, with their usual show opener.
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P&S team up with JoCo again on their tribute to the late inventor of the chicken nugget.
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Not too many folks remember this one...most only know Tom for that other hit song about science.
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Alecia "Pink" Moore at her ranting best.
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P!nk after her divorce, working out her feelings in song as usual.
jet333
Louis Armstrong ~ "What A Wonderful World"
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This movie is where I first developed a crush on Steven Tyler's little girl Liv.
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Another favorite metal ballad.
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best thing they did after Lionel Richie left...
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better known hit...
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The only woman singer/songwriter I know whose lyrics make even less sense than Sheryl Crow's...
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Another song with lyrics that make even less sense when you read them than when you mishear them...
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k.d. sings Cohen...wow. Never heard of this one or imagined it, but...works for me.
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Bob Rivers & Twisted Radio did a hilarious parody of this one called "What If God Smoked Cannabis?"
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when you need something upbeat to listen to...
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Another one Dave FM plays way, way too often...
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This was the song that first clued me to what a hoot John and his music are.
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takes you back, don't it?
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three times a single word titles were kind of a thing back then...
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Why, yes, I did see MAMMA MIA! (the film)...why do you ask?
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another step into the Wayback Machine to the 1970s...
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can you tell I loves me some Talking Heads?
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this one is drilled into my brain from days at work listening to radio...
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This one makes me giggle ever since I heard "Psycho Chicken" on Dr. Demento...but the original is pretty twisted too.
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if you remember the Talking Heads original, you'll love this version...
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If you suffered through the weeks and weeks of the original being played to death on radio in 1987 or so, you should like this.
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John is a nutcase (in a good way) as you may have surmised by now...
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Another great '80s pop parody...
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Yes, I remember grunge...
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Wait through the opening patter...the song is worth it!
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My sentiments exactly.
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This is the "They're Coming to Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa!" guy.
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One of the few songs I like that can arguably be called punk.
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The title is a pun...why do you think they did this reggae style?
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this is a good dance floor tune...
Austringer
Come out and play but..., ya whatever.
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This song would be depressing if it weren't so damn funny...
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If only I could find a pill like this, I'd buy crates full!
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Listen carefully...it's not the song you think :-)
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Proof that the Man in Black had a fine sense of humor...
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Another funny song from a man we all miss dearly.
betsiek
Woke up a little Funky this morning... Parliament - Give Up the Funk
Nehalia
This song is in my head. Maybe I am channeling being an independent, unemployed woman who still rocks it!
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What can I say? Stevie's always been my favorite witchy woman...
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Definitely not work safe...
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This is the *unbleeped* version, so watch where you listen.
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A funny little curio of a song that made the charts a few years back...
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Glad he finally got permission to release this.
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Because EVERY hit song should be done in polka time!
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INXS was one of my favorite bands from the '80s. This song helps illustrate why.
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Another one from the hit machine that was INXS.
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again with the INXS...
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ABC and Martin Fry pay tribute to one of R&B's giants.
BuySellDomains
Well that didn't work, no St. Elmo's Fire tonight... How about Billy Joel – We Didn't Start the Fire instead?!
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This is "our song" (me and the Songbird) ever since Edwin played it live for us at Bryn Mawr's May Day.
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Ignore the silly anime video and listen to Julie's inspired zaniness.
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another from Julie's first album...
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Original video from the title track of Julie's album.
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Continuing the theme...
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A cool tune from Fred and his other band...
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More madness from the kids out of Athens, GA.
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Fred and the girls' most famous hit since "Rock Lobster."
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An overlooked gem from the band's early days.
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The band's signature song and first big hit.
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another favorite dance tune from the '80s.
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Another '80s fave.
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Still another from an Eagles member turned solo artist.
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The video for this is even better than the song - a few dozen people lip-synching.
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A great song for driving really fast down a major highway...
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First heard this as the soundtrack to a fan video for HEROES on YouTube.
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Michael's little sister still rocks.
JerryKidd
My Sharona...nuthin more to say about this one
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Another Bowie favorite, from his early Thin White Duke phase.
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This is the longer dance version of the '80s hit.
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Another '80s fave from the oddly-named trio of Britpop kids.
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Yes, kids, this is one of those '80s "hair bands" you hear so much about.
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Just so y'all don't think I'm all '80s pop and weird sh#t...
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Continuing on the theme Chef laid down...
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Prince's songwriting, Sinead's voice. Her one and only US hit.
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Heard this played at the dance during a science-fiction convention and ended up liking it.
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A live version I hadn't run across before.
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My girlfriend lives and works in Africa, so this one has a special meaning for me these days. Plus it's just a damn good song.
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The B side of one of their '80s hits on a 45 RPM vinyl single. (I had a copy. Yes, I really am that old.)
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Not the best sound, but the only copy I could find.
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trying again...
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can you tell I hear their stuff on radio a lot?
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from their landmark MTV Unplugged show...
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A live performance of a demented classic from a man I miss dearly.
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This was a silly song that was all over the radio in 1981 when I was finishing high school.
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Turn down your headphones; the volume on this is rather high.
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And here you can see why...
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More from the original film based on the song.
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Dunno why this one just caught my ear, but it does.
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George and the Delaware Destroyers kick it old-school with a bit of help from B. B. King and Lucille.
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You can't beat these guys for songwriting.
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One-hit wonders from right around here where I live.
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How I feel some days.
stretch44
what happened to these guys?
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The video is almost as cool as the song.
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It's the Moodies. What else ya need to know?
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One of the only two times Adam and the boys hit the top of the charts.
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Another hit from rock's favorite arrested adolescents.
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The band's signature tune.
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Jenny proves she can do a gay-dance-bar-ready hit single with the best of them.
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That was today.
DJNinjabetic
An 80's song that rocks.
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The pictures and captions are very interesting...if you read German.
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An a cappella group's version of Dr. Dre's rap hit. Jonathan Coulton, call your office...
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Another song for when you have "one of those days." (I have one of those *lives*!)
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Another one from ND.
scifimlb
ok i just felt like this
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First heard this in SHREK. Another good depressed-mood song.
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One of my favorite country classics.
Bobbin
like shooting giraffe in a barrel@Tom4681@ToniLeoni@Lucini@MrPrabz
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Straight off Dr. Demento's show...probably illegal as all hell.
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One great twisted musical genius meets another.
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@mrrowe8: "and how many people besides me closed the bar to this song,I mean a real bar,no vip puss room or girls &guys that r all show no go"
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Back to the future again...
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"Send lawyers, guns and money / The shit has hit the fan..."
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My favorite WZ song, even more than "Werewolves of London" of which it was the B-side on the original 45 RPM vinyl single.
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Another funny country song from Johnny.
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ELO nostalgia got me again.
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Not what it starts off sounding like...
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"And in addition to the darkness, there was also me." --Bomb #41
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another good song for a bad mood...
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Another master of musical comedy tees off on the pop hits of his day,
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Somehow I got to liking this. I have no clue why.
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Another inexplicable fave.
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Heard this on radio one night working in NYC and got to liking it.
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I likes me dem reggae riddims every so often.
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This one got to me on the radio driving.
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This one was another radio find.
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Drive-time radio channel-surfing strikes again.
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Actually, this is Bob Ricci, not Weird Al. You can hear him and many other funny music artists at TheFUMP.com for FREE!
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Here's another of Bob's wicked parodies.
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Another song on the same subject, original this time.
CBSpinner
♫ Twilight Zone ♫ http://clayton-bruster.fineartamerica.com Buy some art before it's too late.
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Eric's going to the *special* hell for this one... :-)
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How many of you besides me had an adolescence this describes?
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Another product of the songwriting genius of Roy Zimmerman.
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Definitely not work or kid safe, so watch where you listen to this one.
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Weird Al polkafies yet another year's pop-radio playlist.
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My late mother had this on a Supremes Greatest Hits album when I was little. I remember playing the daylights out of it.
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Apparently Falco covered this one in German...or these guys covered it in English, I dunno.
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This is actually the version I meant to play.
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radio late night got me again...
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Another ballad that pretty much says what I feel about my beloved far better than I ever could.
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At least two parodies of this exist that I have heard...one for The Simpsons and one for science fiction fangirls.
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The studio version for you purists in the audience.
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Stan sends up the signature song of Harry Belafonte, recorded when it first was released.
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Stan deals with an overenthusiastic drummer.
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The Weird One with the parody that got him in trouble with Coolio.
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Makes you think of Buffy Summers, don't it?
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A favorite from the '80s.
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Billy could put up a dance beat, sho'nuff.
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If this pasty-faced Brit bitch has so much as one drop of black blood in her, I'm Tupac Shakur!
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@billow: "Let me tell you about the days of high adventure..." The film may not have been all that, but the music was cool.
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I actually owned a 45 RPM vinyl copy of this one when it first came out. (Check out Shatner's version!)
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This was the B side of "Convoy." An underappreciated gem.
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Remember this one?
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Another interview by the king of musical movie parody.
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should really see the movie sometime...
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Three guesses why this one's on my list...and the first two don't count. (Hint: know where your towel is?)
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This one is still every bit as timely as when it was recorded...sorry to say.
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Another unintentional Dr. Demento Show hit.
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This guy was unique and original and flat-out weird-ass...and his death was a loss to dementia fans everywhere.
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This song was one of the few Weird Al parodied that was as funny as Al's version.
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And speaking of...
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The Four Seasons may have done it first, but the Spinners did it best.
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for my Songbird...
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Can you tell I love this group?
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Here's another one.
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Guess why this one's on my list too....
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Dire Straits' frontman on the history of fast food's Goliath.
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The Surfers' one and only radio hit. (Do you suppose they chose their name on purpose to keep themselves from breaking big and selling out?)
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couldn't get away from this one on the radio last year...
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I was listening to this on heavy rotation even before Weird Al parodied it with "White & Nerdy."
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another radio inescapable from last year...
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This one got parodied on YouTube as "Blago" when the former governor of Illinois got in trouble last year.
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heard on the radio way too much lately...
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another favorite from Sting and the boys...
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sean paul is not to be confused with sean john AKA p. diddy...
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As long as we're dipping into the 1970s bin...
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Another oldie-but-moldy from the '70s.
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Charlie and the boys do a sequel, a decade later.
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Lenny Kravitz: funkiest Jew ever? You decide.
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finally found one that works...
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never thought a cover could top the Guess Who's original but live and learn...
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still more Lenny...
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And the Weird Al version...
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this is the original, no matter what all those Rascal Flatts fans say.
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for those who remember taking "the hippest trip in America" every Saturday afternoon.
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Listen very closely...!
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Watch the video for the misheard lyrics...!
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Another rave-up from Joanie and her band.
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One of metal's baddest bad boys, with or without Van Halen.
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A sexy and talented lady, taken from us far too soon.
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Laura's rewritten English version of After the Fire's German/English hit.
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Another hit from Laura's heyday in the '80s.
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Laura's signature hit, the one that shows off what her pipes can really do.
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Another mainstay of alt-pop radio station playlists.
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Ray and the Kinks with their biggest '80s hit.
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a funny little curio of bygone days on the radio...
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Yet more proof that the late, lamented Man in Black did indeed have a sense of humor...even about himself.
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Not safe for kids or work.
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See how many of these composers you recognize.
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Makes you think of a James Bond film, don't it? Probably not accidental.
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Another not-safe-for-work-or-kids number.
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Having been raised Roman Catholic myself, this one hit me especially hard in the humor center of my brain.
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From history and medicine we proceed now to astronomy...
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This song's title was made a lie as soon as it was released; I heard it on KVIL radio in Dallas, TX in 1981.
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The very first of Al's polka medleys, from way back in 1980.
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This is from the soundtrack of STEP UP, which is where I first heard it.
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Debbie Harry raps!
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another fave Blondie tune of mine...
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This soundtrack is vastly underrated, in my opinion, even if the film has since been much better restored.
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Another great track from the 1980s release of the film.
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Right around the time Bonnie was hot with songs like "Total Eclipse of the Heart" and "Holding Out For A Hero."
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One of my favorite tracks from the album.
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This is the music from the flooding undercity sequence near the film's climax.
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This song leads into "Machines" in the film.
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Another track co-written by Giorgio Moroder for the film.
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This one has an especially well-written lyric.
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Sean Paul strikes again with a bit of help from Rihanna.
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The band's first big hit without the makeup.
Suval
(Ten songs for Robert) Dirty Deeds... done dirt cheap!
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Bob Rivers & Twisted Radio take on AC/DC.
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another hilarious parody...
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For all you computer users unlucky enough to be shackled to the spawn of Satan Gates.
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another Bob Rivers & Twisted Radio parody...
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For those who thought Falco's original was as bad as it could get...
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A dear friend of mine and also filk music's biggest rocker...in more ways than one.
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The first of two songs celebrating the greatest movie serial killer that never was.
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Another inspired and hilarious parody from the Dark Lord of the Smith™.
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Tom Jones sings Prince. Breaks your brain, don't it?
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Tom gets some help on this one from his fellow artists of The FuMP (Funny Music Project) at www.thefump.com.
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I happen to be an agnostic who enjoys gospel music. This is a perfect fit for me.
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Another great silly song from Kip Addotta.
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See how many fish puns you can catch in this classic.
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Straight off the DR. DEMENTO SHOW...
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She supposedly wrote this as a teenager. Gee, who'd have thunk??
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The Bobs, the world's premier a cappella group (excepting solely Rockapella).
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One of two great pop songs that use Rod Serling's greatest creation as a jumping-off point.
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Another great number from one of pop's greatest harmony acts.
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The Transfer live, with another of their big hits.
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Just to remind y'all that despite years away from my home town, I am a country boy...and my daddy taught me who was the First Lady of country music.
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I wish they'd credited the male artist here; I can't remember his name.
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This actually got made into a TV-movie starring Barbara Eden post-Jeannie.
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Luke is a pal and this is one of his best.
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Yet another parody of "Rock Star" by Nickelback, but it's worth it to hear Luke send up the summer's hottest flick.
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Camille West, the most recent addition to the Babes roster, was responsible for writing this gem.
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Always loved this one even as a kid.
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Probably my favorite song from my all-time favorite musical.
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The climactic number of Act One, performed in the 10th Anniversary Concert.
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Another longtime favorite musical of mine.
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The one really good song added for the movie of the musical.
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The original, before SPAMALOT! reworked it.
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The movie version, which is better orchestrated but not quite as lively as the stage version Patti Lupone recorded.
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The movie version of the song, with Antonio out front on vocals.
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One of the best songs from the original stage recording of my second all-time-favorite musical.
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The original Broadway production, with an oh-so-young Julie Andrews as Guinevere. Far better than the movie.
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One of the musical's best songs, and one of the earliest works I used in a filk parody.
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My favorite musical that was on film BEFORE being on stage, rather than the other way around.
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The most harrowing number of the best American musical ever. (Yes, I'm doing show tunes this morning. Deal.)
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William Daniels, reprising his starring role as John Adams from the stage production.
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My favorite song from this musical.
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The best original song from the musical (I.e., one Eric didn't swipe from an old Python movie).
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Yes, this is the very same Sara Ramirez who now plays Callie on GREY'S ANATOMY. Got a great set of...pipes, don't she? ;-)
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One of the numbers from the original stage ROCKY HORROR SHOW that didn't make it into the movie...at least, not in the U.S.
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This song was the first one I thought of when I got the news about MJ. They're right; the poor guy never had a chance from his early childhood.
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Dick Clark introduces Michael and the brothers doing their first big hit.
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My other favorite song from Michael's J5 days. Mariah Carey covered it decades later, but couldn't top the original.
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Weird Al paying tribute to Michael's first big hit off "Thriller" and his video of same...in backhanded fashion, as usual.
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Another Weird Al parody of both Michael's hit and its video, this time from "Bad." (Al's album title was "Even Worse.")
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Michael teams with Sir Paul for a mock duel over a girl in song.
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The best part of Michael's magnum opus, from the groundbreaking short-feature-length video for the title track of "Thriller."
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For my money, one of Mike's best from the days between the Jackson 5 and "Thriller."
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A bizarre demented curio about Michael's purchase of the Beatles' back catalog.
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The title track from Michael's first album as an adult artist.
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One of Michael's "message" songs--his best, IMHO.
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Another parody of one of Mike's big hits, from Bud LaTour. This one got major airplay on Demento's show.
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The official video for another big MJ hit.
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Michael co-wrote this with Lionel Richie and Quincy Jones. Sadly, the problem it was recorded to help solve in Africa is still with us.
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Michael's second big hit off "Thriller."
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Mark Jonathan Davis (AKA Richard Cheese) pays his own loungified tribute to the King of Pop.
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One of the best covers of this song anyone ever did, from Mike and the brothers.
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In memory of both Michael and Gene Gene the Dancing Machine from Chuck Barris' original GONG SHOW.
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this man INVENTED breakdancing, and his choreography was always amazing
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This song has been a favorite of mine since I was in short pants.
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Another longtime fave from Richard & Karen. (God, I miss her still.)
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Show of hands: How many remember this being on the soundtrack of the original movie THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE?
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This was the album and the song that first made me a Manilow fan, way back when I was a teenager.
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Barry says he played this for his then-girlfriend and turned around when he finished to see her on the floor crying.
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This was the video on MTV most often in 1986 when I was living in a balcony apt. in New Orleans' French Quarter.
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@RockItRadio: Sarah McLachlan: I Will Remember You "Blipped 4 Farrah Fawcett & Michael Jackson..RIP ...thoughts & prayers go out to family & friends"
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Daryl & Toni's signature song. Still my fave of theirs.
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I know this song, but never imagined Daryl & Toni would have ever covered it. Wild!
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In fond memory of Farrah Fawcett, who now is literally an angel.
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Another one for Farrah, from one of my all-time fave guitar goddesses.
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Still another one for Farrah, one of my favorite moving songs from the last decade.
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One of the two signature songs of the Girls. (The other is "Galileo," of course.)
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This guy is a hilarious nutjob of a songwriter. This is one of his best.
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This was the first song of Henry's I heard, the title track from his first CD.
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Henry sings live on THE BOB & TOM SHOW. That's Bob, Tom and Chick laughing in the background.
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Henry starts off sounding innocent enough, then sticks the knife in on this one.
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Another demented genius discovered by Bob Kevoian & Tom Griswold on their radio show.
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Another song from somewhere inside the twisted little mind of Heywood Banks.
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Heywood being weird again, from his CD titled TREATED & RELEASED.
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probably Heywood's strangest song yet.
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Come on, haven't you had some moment when you wished to God you had some heavy earthmoving equipment handy?
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Here's the album version of Al's "Bad" parody with the lyrics onscreen. Not as much fun as the video, but still pretty neat.
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Al can only do this one in concert because Michael would never let him have permission to record it.
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Al's parody of "Ridin'" by Chamillonaire & Krazie Bone. From his last CD, STRAIGHT OUTTA LYNWOOD.
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One of Barry's most beautiful songs, for my money. From one of his early albums.
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@powerhealths: "In Memoriam of Farah Fawcett & Michael Jackson. The memories they left behind are eternal. ❀❀❀Candle in the wind❀❀❀ "
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The Black Eyed Peas' frontwoman takes it on her own in the first hit from her solo EP THE DUTCHESS.
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Alecia "P!nk" Moore with her first big hit.
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One of my longtime crushes, singing one of her biggest hits.
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Another of Livvy's singles from the PHYSICAL album.
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One of my favorites from the XANADU soundtrack. Livvy as Kira pleading to the gods to give her and Sonny a chance.
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Another overlooked gem from Livvy's PHYSICAL-era back catalogue.
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Livvy on the PHYSICAL tour, doing a live version of one of her early country-era hits. (I got to see her on that tour in Baton Rouge.)
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Love this lady to death, love her songs. The video for this is even better.
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One of my favorite upbeat tunes, from one of reggae's greatest legends.
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The greatest reggae artist of all time, gone from us way too soon. It's easy to see why Jamaica's tourist bureau used this in their ads.
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The theme from the original HIGHLANDER film and the TV series. "In the end, there can be only one..."
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A parody of "Tom's Diner" that Suzanne Vega herself loved and put out on a CD of songs inspired by hers.
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from the '80s hit machine that was Susanna Hoffs and her band.
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Susanna and the girls live, doing what I think is their most beautiful song.
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From the soundtrack of LESS THAN ZERO, based on the novel by Bret Easton Ellis. Would you believe this was originally a Simon & Garfunkel song?
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Probably the Bangles' best-known hit...certainly their most popular dance tune.
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Their name may be misspelled, but the song is one of their best.
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The girls' first big hit. Still holds up amazingly well even after all these years.
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Sammy does one of his hits with Van Halen live.
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You should hear Tom Smith's mashup of this and "If I Had A Million Dollars" by Barenaked Ladies.
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Can't find a vid of Bruce Cockburn doing this great song of his, so you'll have to settle for a cover.
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This is the song that was used in that old Vonage commercial on TV where people are seen driving back and forth.
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This is the unofficial fight song of my alma mater, LSU's Tigers. You can see the "Eye of the Tiger" painted on the 50-yard line in Tiger Stadium.
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Some weirdness for your Friday evening.
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More recent Weird Al goodness from his last CD.
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Another favorite one-hit wonder from the '80s.
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How many of you actually saw the movie this is from?
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Don't be fooled by the rewritten version from KUNG FU PANDA; this is the one and only original!
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My all-time favorite all-girl band, bar none. (Though the Bangles do come in a close second.)
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Another overlooked gem from the girls' first album, BEAUTY AND THE BEAT.
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Their biggest hit, most likely.
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The gals' first big hit.
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Their second hit, from the same debut album.
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One even I haven't heard before.
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Elton wrote this for John Lennon after his death...but it fits Michael too.
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For Michael, again.
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I had the 45 rpm vinyl single of this when it came out.
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Look closely at that bleached-blonde Nazi guy...yes, it's John "Capt. Jack Harkness" Barrowman!
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Wonder if Kelis has heard this version...?
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If you thought the original was fun, wait 'til you get an earful of this version...!
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This one was done by Richard in his "other" persona.
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Only Jonathan Coulton has a cover of this that's funnier.
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Canada's funniest export since the late John Candy.
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Another hilarious song from the Great White North's funniest musical group (with the possible exception of the Frantics).
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The weekend's here...time to board the PARTY TRAIN!!!
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The one and only Poison song I know.
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Two large-bodied, large-talented gentlemen, both gone from us now. Their one and only collaboration (so far as I know).
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The man could make absolutely anything sound romantic...as he proved on a Letterman Top 10 list one night. "Gubernatorial..."
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Barry White could do great music without even opening his mouth...as this song by his group proves.
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Mariah gives us an inspirational ballad.
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There's a great SUPERMAN RETURNS fan video on YouTube that uses this song as its soundtrack. It's worth looking up.
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Spike's big number from the BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER musical episode, "Once More With Feeling."
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One of my favorite gay-dance-bar hits.
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This is the English version.
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Bob Ricci shows how gutless he is in relationships.
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Camille West's original song about women's complaints to fashion designers.
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Camille and the Babes' take on health care reform.
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Camille's high-tech approach to the problem of sexual deprivation.
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From TV Land's tribute to Sid & Marty Krofft. Yes, that's really Cyndy in the Empress of Evil costume!
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Heard this today and realized I hadn't heard it on Blip in a while, so here it is!
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One of my favorite shows, and one of the best opening themes ever, also for Farrah.
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Another favorite from the '80s. I crushed big-time on the redheaded lady in the video.
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From the BUFFY musical episode, the climactic number for the Slayer and her friends.
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Another number from the BUFFY musical episode, translated to American Sign Language.
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Tara's song to Willow, from the BUFFY musical episode. (Can you tell I'm a huge BUFFY fan?)
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From Livvy's early period, when she was trying to be a country singer. (It got added to the movie version of GREASE when she was cast as Sandy.)
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Olivia teams with ELO for the theme from the movie...and the later Broadway musical.
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Probably my favorite of Livvy's slow ballads.
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Heard this on a REBOOT fan video for Hexadecimal on YouTube. Pretty good song in its own right, too.
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Just in case you didn't believe me when I wrote the Boys had covered this song. Wild, ain't it?
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For she who has become my reason.
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Another blast from the big-hair past.
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Their one and only hit.
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just cuz SNL is on...reminded me
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"I hope you never fear those mountains in the distance, Never settle for the path of least resistance..."
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Chrissie and the boys give us a moving inspirational ballad. Carrie Underwood covered it for IDOL GIVES BACK a couple years ago.
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Because THE NEXT DOCTOR is airing on BBC America tonight.
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In honor of Stonewall Anniversary weekend...
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In honor of LGBTQ Pride weekend...
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You know they're right...
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Two musical icons of the LGBTQ come together in this recording: Fred Small's moving songwriting and the Flirtations' sublime voices.
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More from the queer community's best male singing duo.
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Queer folk can do comedy as well as music...as Suzanne demonstrates here.
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another of my favorite lesbian stand-up comics...
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Sandra teams up with Tom Jones for a wild and fun number.
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Sandra channels her inner Stevie Nicks...
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Ellen and Lily together doing Lily's cover of Britney's latest hit.
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Atlanta's most famous queer part-time resident, with one of his biggest slow-ballad hits.
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Continuing our Pride Parade of gay/lesbian tops of the pops...
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can't have a LGBTQ-themed day without this gal and her smokin' hot...guitar :-)
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Another truly demented act to celebrate Pride weekend.
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Another hilarious parody from the best drag musical act in the biz.
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One of the straight music world's most gay-positive ladies.
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One of my favorite offbeat demented musicians gets a fanvid. He's been watching a tad too much TWILIGHT ZONE, methinks. :-)
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The Queen of Soul performs one of my favorite dance tunes of hers live.
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The only actual gay member of Kids In the Hall...that we know of. :-)
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Sir Elton clowning around with his tourmate Billy Joel on one of Billy's biggest hits in Japan.
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Richard Cheese again, with a very laid-back cover of Jet's big debut single.
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And the original, just so you can see the comparison.
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This was the original novelty-hit recording, long before the Muppets got ahold of it.
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another of my favorite demented groups, with their own take on the Piero Umiliani classic.
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Not work- or kid-safe, at least for the opening.
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funny rap in its own right before Bob Rivers parodied it with "Be Claus I Got High" a couple Christmases back.
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The World's Fastest Filker parodies Afroman's hit "Because I Got High" for fans of Joss Whedon's shortest-lived TV show.
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In honor of the release of the long-awaited GHOSTBUSTERS video game for XBox and Wii.
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They weren't using the "Jefferson" part of the name when this was recorded due to a legal squabble with Paul Kantner, but that's all over with now.
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Everyone forgets this was on the MANNEQUIN soundtrack now, but some of us still remember.
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In honor of the impending 40th anniversary of Neil Armstrong's "one small step."
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Another timeless classic from Julia Ecklar, filk music's greatest ballad songstress.
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Julia's terrific song inspired by the 1980s fantasy film, written from the point of view of Matthew Broderick's young thief character.
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Remember this little oddity from the 1980s?
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The funniest song about heavy metal and its fans I've yet heard.
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Blotto's one other demented hit.
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The Canadian songstress' signature tune.
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Anne's cover of the Monkees' hit.
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Another fave tune of mine from the '80s hit machine that was (and still is) Hall & Oates.
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Probably my all-time favorite H&O tune, from their album H20.
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From the CHESS soundtrack...the only song from that musical that made it onto the pop charts.
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The original German version of the '80s hit. A lot of German hits came here that way; see Falco and After the Fire.
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Comedian/singer Tim Cavanagh parodies Nena's hit with an alleged new translation.
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One of Tim's original songs, for the anally fixated among my listeners. :-)
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Some sound advice for bar-hopping from a frequent Dr. Demento and Bob & Tom Shows guest artist.
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Tim's blues song saluting the alleged discoverer of America.
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Another of those songs that makes even less sense when you know the actual lyrics than when you first mishear them.
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A great lipsynch of Al's funniest bitter-breakup song since "One More Minute."
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The U of Michigan's chorale covers Weird Al's OTHER great bitter-breakup song.
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You have to wonder what sort of alarming things Al would be doing if he didn't have his music to sublimate them...
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Another favorite Canadian lady of mine with one of her recent English-language pop hits.
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If this old agnostic ever comes close to believing again, it's when I hear Celine sing this. Watch her really let loose and belt it out near the end.
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First heard this in a great KIM POSSIBLE Shego fan video on YouTube. Definitely a departure for Celine from her usual style...but she sells it!
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Watch TORCHWOOD's 2nd season premiere with James Marsters guesting and you can hear this under his and Capt. Jack's bar brawl/snog scene.
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Celine sings the official theme of 1996's Atlanta Centennial Olympic Games.
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The Cheesemeister takes on Guns 'N' Roses' signature tune.
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If yer gonna play it, play a decent copy of it fergossakes!
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Laura covers a classic from the decade just before hers.
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The original from Vikki Sue Robinson, which even I must admit is much better.
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Robert Lund & Spaff parody "I Kissed A Girl" for The Funny Music Project (www.thefump.com).
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Everyone seems to prefer "Don't You Want Me Baby," but for my money this is HL's best single.
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For some reason, hearing Human League always makes me think of these guys next.
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This is the version I was looking for earlier, that was played on radio. Sorry about that.
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Wait till I find Tom Smith's SOUTH PARK parody of this one and then you'll really hear some funny sh*t.
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Here's something you don't see every day: both the original AND the Weird Al parody in one video!
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Just because a friend said on Facebook it was raining where she is.
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Annie & Dave back up the Queen of Soul on one of my favorite feminist anthems.
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Another favorite Eurythmics tune of mine.
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Annie on her own, singing another favorite of mine. (The video is even cooler.)
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Annie teams up with the Rev. Al Green to deliver a little holiday cheer, from the SCROOGED soundtrack.
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The video for this is amazing, with Annie dancing alongside doubles for herself in all her various music-video looks, from "Sweet Dreams" on.
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The Thin White Duke and the Rolling Stones frontman team up to cover an old Motown classic.
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And here's the original just for comparison.
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The Stones kicking it old school.
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Mick and the boys again, from the '80s.
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Darius Rucker and the best bar band that ever made it big.
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This is a whole lot funnier when Weird Al covers it in his polka medley.
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@nestorilian: "Would I'd followed down my chosen road Or only wished what I could be"
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Another favorite dance-floor burner of mine from the '80s.
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Another favorite comic-strip hit...
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This was included on a flexi-disc in a BLOOM COUNTY bound collection in the '80s.
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This is one of the "shorts" that got made in the 1930s-1950s for restaurants and bars to play on nickelodeon-type machines. The earliest music videos!
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We miss you, Jerry. This is one of many funny songs the old Alabama swamp rat recorded.
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Another favorite Jerry Reed song of mine...even though I've never been divorced, my folks were.
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Probably my all-time favorite Jerry Reed song...even before the problems Detroit's been having lately.
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Uncle Shelby returns the compliment with a song about the late, great Man in Black.
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Shel was an unabashed pothead, and this song is one of several he wrote that prove it.
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Another of Shel's great story-songs.
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Speaking of those pot songs of Shel's...this is probably his best.
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Sex was about the only thing Shel loved more than smoking grass, and this is one of his songs about it.
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Here's another song of Shel's sex numbers, from his SONGS & STORIES collection on CD.
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Shel wasn't the only one who could write songs full of innuendo; John Prine has one I like here.
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When it comes to the Dark Knight, Danny Elfman's theme for the '80s film series stands head and shoulders above all the rest.
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Possibly the best version of the old 1960s cartoon theme since...well, the original! From SPIDER-MAN 3.
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And speaking of the original, just for comparison...or in case it was before your time, youngsters.
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And since we're doing super-hero theme songs...
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The song is "Cartoon Heroes" by Aqua. The shots are from just about every DC and Marvel superhero's movie and TV show ever made.
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I may not be a redneck, but I grew up around them. Hearing stuff like this was pretty much unavoidable.
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Another nod to my rustic country upbringing.
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This one I remember being all over the radio in Lafayette, LA when I was a kid.
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Another longtime listener favorite on Dr. Demento's show.
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Great fanvid about the deepest friendship in all the Buffyverse. (I still want to know why Will hasn't magicked up Xander a new eye.)
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@CrescentMoonglow: "Me, too, Dick Clark! What a loss when Paul died. Great singer/songwriter." I didn't know he'd died...
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When I was backed over by my dad's pickup, this song was all over radio while I recovered.
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One of my favorite Tom Paxton songs.
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This is another favorite song Weird Al ruined forever for me; I can't listen anymore without hearing the "I Love Rocky Road" lyrics.
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And just to show you what I mean...here's the Weird One with his version.
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A rare old Weird Al cut from his very earliest days recording his songs in the bathroom of his college campus radio station. (Love that echo!)
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Another of my favorite funny singer/songwriters explains why he has a deep abiding loathing for a certain well-known classical composition.
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The great one from my home city of New Orleans, with one of his biggest hits.
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Another well-known Fats Domino standard.
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The original version of the song, from the ole 'Fessor himself.
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The *other* Mardi Gras song Prof. Longhair is best known for. You can hear this all over New Orleans from 12th Night in January onward.
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The third best known song about Mardi Gras, after "Go to the Mardi Gras" and "Big Chief."
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The best song out of MULAN's soundtrack, even without the montage of Mulan and the men getting through boot camp.
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One of my favorite '80s tunes.
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Another hit from Martin Fry and his band.
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Funny parody of "She Drives Me Crazy" by Fine Young Cannibals.
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Another great parody from L&G, this time of "Can't Touch This."
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Still lost in the '80s tonight...
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The Idiot by Stan Rogers A Canadian classic
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One of the late balladeer's most famous and best compositions. If I were Canadian, I'd campaign to make this the country's new national anthem.
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Another of the late Mr. Rogers' signature tunes.
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Probably my favorite of Stan's songs. The first time I heard someone singing it, I cried.
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I can't stop laughing at this.
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Yeah, I know it's out of season. You never heard of Hanukkah in July? Oh, wait, that's Christmas...
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There's a reason these three are the biggest group in folk music at least since the Weavers...and you can see it here.
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Okay, show of hands: How many of you remember roller skating to this at your local rink way back when? I do.
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Another all-skate number from waaaay back in the day.
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Call them just another boy band if you will, but I actually liked this song when it first came out.
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Like I was just saying... :-)
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An ex-girlfriend of mine introduced me to this song, which she said Neal Rodgers used to play on his radio show in Florida.
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As good as Jimmy Buffett's "asshole" song is, this one is even better.
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Denis' and Ben Stiller's funny musical warning to the next generation.
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Denis writes perhaps the quintessential folk song of his ethnic heritage.
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Denis stands up for the lowest of the low.
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Just in case you thought Denis was forgetting he's supposed to be a stand-up comic as well as a singer...
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My all-time favorite comedian sings the Oscar-nominated song from SOUTH PARK: BIGGER, LONGER & UNCUT.
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Probably the late Mr. C's signature routine; certainly the one for which he was most (in)famous.
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George compares America's supposed national pastime with its REAL national sport.
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Robert Lund of The Funny Music Project (http://www.thefump.com) parodies Nena's one US hit with new lyrics about a favorite subject of mine.
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The only thing I've heard of his that I really like.
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Enrique proves again he got the good genes from his daddy Julio.
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This used to be the theme song for a pro wrestler calling himself the Junkyard Dog down in the Mid-South league.
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One of the many great songs off their FREEZE-FRAME album.
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If all you've heard off this album is "Centerfold" and the title track, lemme clue you to another lesser-known track from FREEZE-FRAME.
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Probably the best non-single track off the FREEZE-FRAME album.
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I can only think of the "Weatherman" when I hear this song now.
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Joni's signature tune, as it was first released.
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another one heard way too often on the radio
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Whoa @FruitlogCowboy! I don't think @DjEntronic mean THAT sort of game...you ARE talking about a circle jerk, right?
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This HAS to be a goof on the band's part...
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Just to follow "On Top of Old Smokey," whose tune this is.
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Continuing on the Italian food theme...
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Another SOUL TRAIN performance of some classic '70s funk.
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This was the song used in Jaguar's XK TV ad a few years back.
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This is mainly worth listening to for the chorus and Ronnie Spector's magnificent voice complementing Eddie's.
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It's hard to listen to this and not hear John Mammoser's parody lyrics from "Boulevard to Krispy Kreme."
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I was listening to radio and heard the lyric "This club will hopefully be closed in three weeks..." That line alone convinced me to get the song.
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One of my longtime favorites from Demento's show. It was funnier before he had to remove the "Impossible Dream" clips for legal reasons.
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Another parody of a Michael Jackson hit, in backhanded tribute to his memory.
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And the other one, from the soundtrack of possibly the most popular romance/action flick of the '80s.
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This one has better sound quality than the last copy.
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3RD ROCK FROM THE SUN's French Stewart singing a number from Randy's musical FAUST.
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Another song from FAUST, with James Taylor on lead vocals as God.
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P&S do their own "Schoolhouse Rock" song...that ABC would probably NEVER approve for airing.
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P&S, with Jonathan Coulton in the middle, pay tribute to a true scientific pioneer.
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I actually have this on my iPod, even as lily-white as I am. Go figure.
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I actually had this song on a 45 rpm vinyl single back in the day. What can I say? I'm a child of the disco era.
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This is only funny if you watch the video AND listen to the lyrics.
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This is another one you have to both watch and listen to get the joke.
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This was the original version, decades before Bananarama got ahold of it.
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And here's Bananarama with their version, for comparison. They were probably in nursery school when Shocking Blue released the original!
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The former Ginger Spice releases a solo single. Listen closely to the lyrics.
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And here's the Fat Boys version, just so you can see the difference.
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This was a recording for Pres. Kennedy's national fitness program. The 45 was distributed by the President's Council, which Kennedy founded.
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Electric Light Orchestra – All Over the World
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The Girls' OTHER signature song ("Closer to Fine" is the first).
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In honor of both Michael Jackson's memory and this week's NEWSWEEK report that obesity in the US is on the rise.
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Same theme, different take...
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Probably my favorite Tap tune.
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I crushed big-time on this gal way back in the '80s. This is her best song and biggest hit.
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Since vampires are so popular these days...
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My favorite Canadian comedy troupe continues our theme.
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My second favorite Canadian comedy troupe, with one of their funniest routines.
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Anyone easily inclined to take offense at cheerful musical blasphemy, please tune out NOW.
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My favorite Canadian comedy band (not to be confused with "comedy troupe," which is NOT the same) with one of their best.
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Another gem from the Worms. Think about it...it really is true!
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The Worms again, this time getting up in the face of militant vegans.
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And the studio version, just for comparison. You haven't lived until you've seen a whole room of people singing this, with a conga line going around.
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A gem written by Leslie Fish and rerecorded for the Prometheus Music CD TO TOUCH THE STARS.
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Bet all you heavy-set folks are glad we changed themes, huh? :-) Continuing on the celebration of STAR TREK...
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Probably the funniest non-filk song ever about STAR TREK.
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One of my favorite '70s bands live.
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Truly peculiar video for one of ELO's later hits.
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Another of my favorite ELO tunes, from the XANADU soundtrack.
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Another fave from the XANADU soundtrack.
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Another overlooked ELO gem from the XANADU soundtrack.
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One of ELO's biggest hits, with newly remastered audio.
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Okay, just one more ELO song, I promise.
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Carnival Cruise Lines played some of this song in their TV commercials a couple years back.
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An authentic early music video, from the Spoonful on a TV dance show.
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A largely overlooked dance-floor gem from a band that was fairly big in the '80s.
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The theme with vocals, as it is heard over RD's closing credits.
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The obvious Cure tune for this day of the week.
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One of my favorite weird-ass a capella songs from THE DR. DEMENTO SHOW. (Try singing "Dawn of the Dead of the Dawn" as fast! It ain't easy.)
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Since someone blipped "Bohemian Rhapsody" just now...
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The first single from ALAPALOOZA. You gotta watch the even funnier Claymation video!
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Another groove from "the hippest trip in America." The kids dancing are almost as much fun to watch as the song is to hear.
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As long as we're dipping into the disco bin...
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"The curse your mama put on you came true / 'I hope your kids act just like you!" One of the many songs that will likely keep me under 100 listeners.
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Don's other funniest song, a big hit on Demento's show.
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@Cintita: "Let´s celebrate the friday @djLop, @scorpionkiss, @Buzzz, @Nani1982, @Jeffie, @patita, @cosita, @Moura, @mastercelo, @brenobm, @titoliveira
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Another oldie-but-moldy from deep in the disco bin.
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Camille West's original tune, given a polish by her new bandmates in the Babes. (Watch for the Harry Chapin gag ending the first verse.)
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Originally recorded by Jim under the rubric of his group Jim's Big Ego. The theme song for far too many of us during the work week.
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I didn't even know they'd recorded a sequel tune until now.
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Another '80s favorite.
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If you ever get a chance to see these guys live, freaking TAKE IT!!
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The ladies are always encouraged to dance in the aisles when ER plays this one live...and they usually oblige.
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If you've ever heard "Whiskey in the Jar" or "Danny Boy" played straight, you are STILL not ready for this hilarious ER mashup!
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This is a new song of Carla's you can download for FREE at www.thefump.com, home of The Funny Music Project. (There's a lot of other artists too!)
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@dharmaputra: "been abt 20 yrs since I heard this........" I don't even remember this one, and I was a humongous Sheena fan back in the day! Thanks.
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Saw this guy singing this and lots of other songs in Central Park in NYC back in 1996.
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@NicoleVSanchez: "luv this song! Hello! How are you? @ShiaoMei: "Wilson Phillips~~ Hold On ...""
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One of my favorite Billy Idol tunes.
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This song is awesome enough by itself; the video is even more so.
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Being a Southern boy, this one naturally appeals to me.
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Because Spike TV is playing THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK tonight.
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Can't play a string of Billy Idol songs without his first big hit, now can we?
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for those who may be of the right persuasion to enjoy this...
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Loudon Wainwright's music keyed to various anime scenes.
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You have to hear this...especially if you're Roman Catholic--or were raised that way, as I was. www.paulandstorm.com
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Took me long enough to find this one on blip. Two words you need to remember when searching: "quote marks."
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This is the parody I mentioned...
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And another great idea for a cheesy sci-fi film by the Weirdo.
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I actually like this when Dave FM isn't playing it to death.
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One for all my homies from N'Awlins.
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Another one for my friends in New Orleans, who lost so much four years ago this August.
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One of my favorite "one world" anthems, and one of its best renditions.
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Watch this and try not at least sniffling a bit. Go on. I double-dog dare you.
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Another "Idol Gives Back" video guaranteed to bring a tear to your eye...or two. Carrie covers one of my favorite anthems by The Pretenders.
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This is what I feel about my girlfriend...and what I try to say to her as often as I can.
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This seems to follow the last one for me.
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One of my favorite songs on this day every year. Patriotic, catchy and educational all at the same time!
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Martina McBride gives Pat Benatar a chance at her hit song...and Pat knocks it out of the state!
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Pat's another of my fave '80s music babes as well as one of my fave guitar goddesses...and here's her best anthem.
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Yes, this is the theme from STAR TREK: ENTERPRISE...and no, it wasn't Rod who sang it in the TV show, but Russell Watson.
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One thing you have to say for Disney cartoon films: they often give us some really cool songs. This is one of them.
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Another musical lawyer joke from Georgia's own Tim Wilson.
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Apparently this one has been around for 13 years now without my hearing it until very recently. Sometimes I can be utterly clueless.
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rb @musicfanmic: "@anddog1 I wish you had HUGH...GINORMOUS speakers and you could blast this tune. "
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A truly sick and twisted comedy bit featuring Rowan Atkinson of BLACK ADDER and MR. BEAN fame.
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For all my geeky listeners, this parody of "When I'm Cleaning Windows" about what users of PCs spend far more time doing than Mac users.
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The lady singing with Ol' Blue Eyes is a now-forgotten actress named Dagmar who was a hot item at the time...unlike Frank, who was in a career trough.
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Is it true what I hear, that KMFDM stands for "Kill Mutha Fuckin' Depeche Mode"?
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Because I heard this on the radio this afternoon as I was driving out of work.
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Another old, old favorite off the radio today. What I say quite often to the lady who kindly chooses to share my life.
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Heard this for the first time on the ray-diddi-oh today and dug it.
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Not quite as good as the Gap Band original, but still worth a listen.
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This lady is almost as funny as Carla Ulbrich and has a couple of CDs out.
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@ayroso: "When M&M was just a snack and Michael Jacksons skin was black..." Brand new from the band that gave you "Cartoon Heroes."
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If you haven't heard of Uncle Bonsai, here's a taste. A terrific dementia band now sadly disbanded.
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Remember this one? Great ballad, even if the lyrics make no sense whatever.
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Another old hit from one of my favorite soulful girl groups.
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Check out the video with shots of all the singers mentioned in the lyrics.
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Actually, it's only 38, not 39...but still words to live by. :-)
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For all those who have suspected infernal forces behind the rise of technology controlling all our lives.
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Here's another sick and twisted lounge-style version of a grunge classic.
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This song is a favorite of mine I heard on Demento's show a long time back.
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A fine old Scottish folk song by Robert Burns, which I first heard performed by Bob Esty of Clam Chowder.
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This is the lively new dance tune by the former lead singer for Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy, Michael Franti, from his new CD "All Rebel Rockers."
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One of my favorite Stevie Wonder songs. For my Songbird, who is my delivery recipient.
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One of my favorite Springsteen tunes from back in the '80s, off the BORN IN THE U.S.A. album.
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Remember this one? I forgot all about it until just the other day.
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@Choonks: "Word to breast cancer: I'll never be your- Beast Of Burden. Love Bette Midler...big fan here/" SO AM I !!!
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This is the one that ruined Toni Basil's "Mickey" for me permanently. Tress Macneille is playing Lucy to Al's Ricky.
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It's been hard as the mischief to find this anywhere online until now. One of my favorite comedy records, along with Billy Crystal's Fernando songs.
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Why when a lady is with child a wabbit must die? @DJDolceVita
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This was all over the radio in my sophomore college year.
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He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother...@AlessandraNava@dri_lu I love this one...!... |Listen
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Full version with phone conversation opening.
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The girls let loose another one.
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A good song for that ex you broke up with badly.
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The Brobdingnagian Bards, who wrote this travesty originally, singing it as only they could.
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"I've fallen and I can't get up!"
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"The things you say / Your purple prose just gives you away..."
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Chryssie Hynde wrote it, Juice Newton covers it. Probably the best known version of this song recorded.
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Another blast from the past to start off your weekend.
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An overlooked gem from the pop/jazz master who brought you "Feels So Good."
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Parody of "Me So Horny" by 2 Live Crew. 2 Live Jews also do a couple of other funny songs.
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This is the other song from 1999 that mentions Kryptonite (besides the 3 Doors Down song of that title).
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A funny little oddity off the PET SOUNDS album.
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And here's the original for comparison. Personally, I think it's way better than the Gnarls Barkley cover.
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Dunno how such a lily-white nerd as myself developed any taste at all for rap and hip-hop, but there it is.
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A more recent prime cut from Athens, GA's favorite campus bar band.
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stole it ..thx !!!@lisa_michele: "Congrats to @JDS442 for 250 badge! Yay!!! Here's a song to celebrate...and perhaps use on your "F.B.C." ;-)"
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From the man who composed theme songs for many of the most popular TV shows in Britain during the '60s and '70s.
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For some reason this is stuck in my head at present and I can't seem to get it out.
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Quiero una banda asi, aunque ya no tenga el cabello suficiente para peinarme como Mike Score, soy muy fan de AFOS
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This is an old, old recording I have only heard on Demento's show until now.
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This was on the radio today and wormed its way into my brain.
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Probably Frank's best known song. An early recording from one of the grand masters of filk music.
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Rolling Stone's 500 greatest albums - 250 - The River
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This is played on the soundtrack of the film MARTIAN CHILD, based on David Gerrold's novella of the same name.
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"we're gonna sing this song all night today..."
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Natural Selection – Do Anything || I wonder...does anyone remember this one?? I loved it when it came out : )
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Would you believe this was originally written and recorded by Burt Bacharach? Yeah, THAT Burt Bacharach.
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Heard this on the radio for the first time today and thought it was Céline Dion. Can you blame me?
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A 1930s favorite for this time of year.
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Was just remembering this show last night. "In a time of ancient gods, warlords and kings, a land in turmoil cried out for a hero..."
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This one got shoved into my head by B-98.5 FM in Atlanta playing it way too many damn times.
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This one's been stuck in my head since way back in the day...but seems to be cropping up on the radio a lot lately for some reason.
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Speaking of which...
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This is by a talented Canadian singer/songwriter named Nancy White, from her CD called MOMNIPOTENT: Songs for the Beleaguered Parent.
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In honor of the 20th birthday of TV's #1 cartoon family.
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My other favorite track from THE SIMPSONS SING THE BLUES.
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Bob and the gang make fun of CCR with this one.
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Another one for all my Jewish listeners, in memory of Mary Travers and in honor of Hanukkah, which begins Friday evening.
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Everyone's favorite green Muppet as voiced by his creator, the late, great and dearly missed Jim Henson. (Who could be colored more Christmassy?)
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Heard this ages ago and it still strikes a chord with me after years of dealing with car problems.
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For my girlfriend Mary, about whom nearly every lyric in this song rings true for me.
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Love this version more and more each time.
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From the annual holiday TV special benefiting the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption. Watch this year's show on CBS.
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Because Encore Mystery just ran the ALIEN NATION movie where this song appeared. I always considered it one of the best things about the film.
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Another funny favorite of mine for the holidays.
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This is a hoot and a half! Watch for Adolf Hitler and Gen. Charles de Gaulle sitting in.
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Bob Rivers and Twisted Radio f#@! around with your childhood Christmas memories once again.
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This song is kind of growing on me since I first heard it a few weeks ago.
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@Eri_Z: "makes me wonder..." This is part of a whole CD of "Stairway to Heaven" parodies called STAIRWAYS TO HEAVEN.
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This group made a specialty of re-recording '80s pop and metal songs in a '50s doo-wop style.
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The Tokens meet Guns 'n' Roses in this Big Daddy track from their CD titled CUTTING THEIR OWN GROOVE.
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An old favorite from the 1970s.
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The very first demented track of 2010 on my station...Enjoy!
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Here's the flip side of the "Walter Wart" single.
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This is probably the song Tiger's singing after his wife found out. :-)
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Slipped onto the ol' mental jukebox just now for some reason.
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Here's my favorite Elvis recording...but not for the reasons you might think at first. Happy 75th birthday, Your Majesty...and rest in peace.
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And here's my favorite song *about* Elvis for his birthday.
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Who knew Mike Resnick even sang, much less played guitar?!? Here's the SF master singing "Woad" from The NESFA Hymnal.
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For a girl I like. (2/8)
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And here's the original for comparison.
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Another funny song about urinalysis, courtesy of folkie Michael Collins and Dr. Demento.
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Another operatic Jim Steinman joint, with Céline singing her heart out as usual.
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One of my faves of Ringo's solo career, from waaaay back in the day.
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♫ "When I grow up, I want to be Peter Lorre..." ♪
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Because I haven't heard this one on all the stations that do '80s weekends for some reason.
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One of several delightfully off-the-wall cuts from a delightfully off-the-wall songwriter and singer.
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Heard this for the 1st time on a KLM flight from Amsterdam yesterday.
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Another kick-ass video I caught on the 747 home from Europe and Africa this week.
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Ziggy carries on the old man's tradition with this reggae classic.
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@PavlovsStepson: rb @DeAnn: "rb@alexandralugli: "Black flowers blossom." (Yes, this is the HOUSE, MD theme in case you wondered.)
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Because I heard this on NPR's ALL THINGS CONSIDERED, of all places, this afternoon.
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Another great hit by Lou. The man was once called "the thinking man's Barry White." Judge for yourself.
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Not many parodies of "Valley Girl" by Frank & Moon Zappa exist to begin with...but when they do, they'll have this one to beat.
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Heard this on the radio and didn't know who sang it or its title until today...but liked it.
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Because lately there's been a whole helluva lot in my life I had to roll with...and because someone just blipped an Oasis song with the same title.
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This is obviously the same group and not one of the kajillion lame-assed covers on blip...but a piano arrangement I've never run across before.
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Somehow this one always makes me think of gray depressing winter days.
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This was written back in the 1990s the last time the GOP boys tried to "zero out" public TV and radio from the federal budget. They're at it again.
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Dunno why this plopped down on the ol' mental jukebox, but hey...
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A great parody of one of The Police's biggest early hits for those in the practice of law or studying to be.
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From the 007 film of the same name - for my money, the last good one.
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Classic alert! Everyone needs it! Don't miss the daring guitar solo either...@keefee: "I just needed this - Original Bonzo Dog Stuff"
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aww, luv you too! ~~>> @FullMetalJacket: "DAVID WILCOX – Layin Pipe @Crazy_lil_Stef @DDPlay Luv you two! :)"
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Two of America's greatest folk music legends singing another of the greatest songs ever written about America.
