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(things I was just googling around after having had some other songs by this artist) haunting unexpected female cover a pop song.) - love the out of tune piano of it though.
#LOVELY POEM YOU ARE MY HONEY BUNCH SUGAR PLUM LYRICS HOW TO#
Very How To Make A Blockbuster Movie Trailer vibe to this (i.e.
★ Can’t Help Falling In Love (Live At Daytrotter) I think we just had a black and white TV back then, so maybe I didn't realize it was a black and white cartoon.) "'Cause what we need is brotherly love." from this old b+w cartoon I remembered from my childhood was stuck in my head.
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This Cracked article mentioned an easteregg in the game Far Cry 6 about this song, and I got to thinking about it in general.Ī woman sang a verse of this at a BABAM protest for the tenants of the Forbes building. Playing on an generally unwatched TV at Miller's pumpkin carving party. Thoughtful kinda country tune, "Sometimes Father, You and I, are like a 3-legged horse that can't get across the finish line."įrom the Native American produce film "Smoke Signals"Īmazing "music box" cover of the new wave classic. My friend JZ is one of the few people who understands the percussion I like in music. Most of their hiphop songs are a bit same-y, but still a great sound - and an awesome Adult Swim Video. (Just googling around what other songs they did besides tubthumper) Straight forward cover of the leftist classic. Playing in background at Anna's dinner party Good ol' NOLA stuff, if a bit too raunchy gross. Straight ahead (well, not straight, so much) cover of Dolly Parton's classic from BBC One. Via this tumblr post with some great Japanese mascot dancing. High energy music with a middle eastern vibe.
(Found just kicking around youtube I guess) For once, it IS the Decemberist, not just a group that sounds like the Decemberists. Kind of cool stompy indie about Ben Franlkin.įinal song I'll grab from Hamilton Mixtape. Some great percussion in this one from "Music from Saharan Cellphones" - music that had been passed around from phone to phone.
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