So I have this bootleg with no track names. I was going through listening to everything for a second to label it, and there was this one song I didn’t recognize. Apollo guessed it was “a Pal Joey revival” and when I actually went through listening to the full show it turned out she was right—Flans introduced it. It’s called “I Could Write a Book” and here it is.
what quinn meant to say was !!!PAL JOEY REVIVAL!!!
!!PAL JOEY REVIVAL!!!
I have spent years wondering what one of those sounded like…and now I know. (I am not yet sure if I am relieved or disappointed that Flans didn’t try to go full Sinatra on us.)
Well, they also did “Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered” and (both) sang on that. And they did “My Funny Valentine” which was also instrumental.
So I have this bootleg with no track names. I was going through listening to everything for a second to label it, and there was this one song I didn’t recognize. Apollo guessed it was “a Pal Joey revival” and when I actually went through listening to the full show it turned out she was right—Flans introduced it. It’s called “I Could Write a Book” and here it is.
in which i completely ruin the perfectly good song, “how now dark cloud?” i’m sorry, person who suggested this
same sweater, new ukulele
STOP BEING SO CUTE AHHHHHHHH
in which i fiddle around with my hair a lot and then play “now is strange” on the ukulele FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER which explains why it’s total crap (well that and my lack of any musical capacity)
You are my favourite. GOOD JOB MAKING A CREEPY SONG CUTE.
here is ant playing john linnell’s “utah” on a really WEIRD and great (and huge) harmonica (which you can read more about in the video description or somewhere else on the internet you crazy kids)
A gentleman in a Boba Fett helmet playing a rendition of a classic They Might Be Giants song, played entirely on accordion. Odin bless this musician, truly he is a god among men.
Haha this is so random and WTF and I love it.
Happy Unsupervised day! Here’s Hello The Band/Mono Puff’s cover of Gary Glitter’s “Hello Hello”. It’s pretty fab.
