What do you do when you are floating high above the Earth? Make a music video.
Thanks Commander Chris Hadfield for that wonderful way to end the week!
What do you do when you are floating high above the Earth? Make a music video.
Thanks Commander Chris Hadfield for that wonderful way to end the week!
Hope everyone is enjoying the new season of Game of Thrones on HBO (That’s Home Box Office for anyone younger than 21). Though we usually reserve the Friday Sing-Along for bits that actually feature singing, we love showing off pop culture focused music whenever we can.
With that in mind, Game of Thrones, on violin, by one guy.
It is another glorious Friday here in the land of Major Spoilers, which means it’s time for a song! This week’s Friday Sing-Along comes from Late Night host Jimmy Fallon and the former Disney sweetheart Selena Gomez singing a cover of Sam Hart’s “Mario Kart Love Song.”
Take a NSFW song, give it to some crazy Russians, who throw in a lot of violence, blood, parkour, scantily clad ladies, and a touch of sci-fi, and you have a mesmerizing video that you need to watch all the way through for nothing else than the twist… and the constant disapproving looks from your fellow employees when you didn’t pay attention to the first part about this song being not safe for work…
It’s been far too long since we’ve all gathered together to sing a song full of geekiness and merriment. Les Miserables is going to win an Oscar for something, but what of The Hobbit? Here’s a fellow that decided it would be a good idea to mash the two together…
Travel back with us to the Golden Age of Rap, and witness the brilliance of Luscious C and DJ Fist break down the Keene Act in the Watchmen rap, Watch It.
The floppy drives provide the tune, you get to provide the lyrics in this week’s Sing-Along.
We’ve been talking about the end of the world for a long time… I feel fine. What about you?
A little ditty to listen to as you head to the theater to see The Hobbit.
As you head to see The Hobbit, a lot of questions might arise about the movie. Fortunately, back in the ’60s, Leonard Nimoy answers all your questions with this novelty tune.
No words this week, only awesome music from the Dave Brubeck Quartet.
Sure you know the Gummi Bears theme song by heart. But have you heard Alicia Keys sing it?