The brainchild of musician and composer Andy Rehfeldt, this is Nirvana’s 1991 banger ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’ remixed with a 4/4 reggae beat, and Andy playing all the extra instruments. Except trumpet — Flea’s on the trumpet from when he played the instrument with Nirvana at the 1993 Hollywood Rock
Because you can’t stop the music, this is a video of a young boy covering the percussion of Guns N’ Roses’ ‘Sweet Child O’ Mine’ on his homemade bucket and jug drum set. What a little rocker. He should connect with this bucket and jug drummer and start their own
This is a video featuring George Harrison’s silky-smooth vocals isolated on the song ‘Something’ from the Beatles’ 1969 iconic ‘Abbey Road’. What a voice. Could you imagine if you were sitting there minding your own business when you hear this being belted out from an adjacent bathroom stall? Should I
Because the internet machine never stops turning, this is a video from Youtuber isthishowyougoviral (aka Mylothecat, aka Adam Schleichkorn) of the Legion Of Doom supervillains rapping Wu-Tang Clan’s ‘Uzi (Pinky Ring)’. As far as jams go, it’s a tasty one. Starring in order of appearance Sinestro as U-God, The Riddler
Hot on the heels of ‘Jack And Diane’ but most of the lyrics are “Suckin’ on a chili dog,” this is an remix from web developer Matthew McVickar of the Steve Miller Band’s 1973 classic ‘The Joker’ but with the iconic guitar slide wolf whistle from the “Some people call
This is a video of comedic musician Tom McGovern performing John Mellencamp’s 1982 banger ‘Jack And Diane’ with most of the song’s lyrics replaced with the classic ‘suckin’ on a chili dog’ from the second verse. Gosh, I could really go for some Tastee Freez right about now. He makes
Because if you have insufferable friends like mine Rickrolling will never die, only lead to a stabbing, this is the music video for Rick Astley’s ‘Never Gonna Give You Up’ remastered at 60frames/second and 4K resolution by Youtuber Revideo using neural network AI to herald an all new era of
These are two videos of musician Marc Chouarain performing the Interstellar and Harry Potter themes on a crystal baschet (aka crystal organ). What’s a crystal baschet? Hey — I donated, Wikipedia, don’t you side-eye me: Models of the crystal organs range from 3.5 to 6 octaves and are made of
