The next time a music group plays the "stump the band" game with random shouted requests, the following is the list of songs I should choose from:
Mac the Knife
Dead Man's Party
Alison
Say You, Say Me
Jockey Full of Bourbon
not
Yoda
In other news, I picked up
thatwesguy's mouthdrumming instructional DVD. Now maybe I can learn to do more than the first couple bars of "25 or 6 to 4" or "Smoke on the Water".
Though now that I think of it those tricks are a little more like singing and spitting at the same time, than like mouthdrumming. Hmm.
Mac the Knife
Dead Man's Party
Alison
Say You, Say Me
Jockey Full of Bourbon
not
Yoda
In other news, I picked up
thatwesguy's mouthdrumming instructional DVD. Now maybe I can learn to do more than the first couple bars of "25 or 6 to 4" or "Smoke on the Water".Though now that I think of it those tricks are a little more like singing and spitting at the same time, than like mouthdrumming. Hmm.
- Current Mood:
amused
Comments
mouthdrumming? is that akin to beatboxing? please tell me more!
-steve
p.s. “25 or 6 to 4” delights me.
never mind, i remembered how to use the Internet.
this is so so so up my alley. i would very much like to see the DVD!
-steve
Because I'm a moron, I have still not seen THJ in concert; I don't know if it'd be hilarious or stupid to request "title of the song" from those guys.
Similarly, I wonder how an a cappella group would do something instrumental, like, say, theme from blade runner. Less funny but could be interesting to hear would be something like Queen's "The Show Must Go On". But yeah, dead man's party, that's a great idea. :)
I clearly need to get back to work. And get more coffee.