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I like the sentiments but oh, the clumsy lyrics and rotten singing.
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They actually did some nice songs.
I'm putting this in just for the totally pointless nonsense with Jeff's left leg :
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I agree. Totally unnecessary leg waving.
Perhaps his manager told him the band looked boring on stage and they had to liven things up a bit?
The guy with the cello looks a bit like Roy Wood.
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The Beyonce fan......
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Louisa, Germany stands for Sauerkraut, Bratwurst, BMW and Wildecker Herzbuben:
Enjoy...
(Insider tip; from 0-45 min: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsmLoPiIERg )Comment
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It's a strange world, isn't it?
Third video clip - They should, at least, have given them some music to prance about to.
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The Russian version of 'Let It Be'
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Don't know if this counts, but I find it utterly hilarious. Itzhak Perlman "shreds" Mendelssohn's violin concerto:
To the uninatiated, this is a fake, overdubbed soundtrack... but it's very cleverly done. Worth sticking with to the end.Kind regards, Sam Flynn
"Suche Nullen" (Nietzsche, Götzendämmerung, 1888)Comment
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Well...they probably meant it for the best. I keep thinking of what a song based on the poetry of Alexandre Pushkin would sound like if the lyrics were translated into say "Danish" or "Mongolian". Something is always lost in translation.Originally posted by louisa View PostThe Russian version of 'Let It Be'
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The kids initially were an annoyance, but subsequently one "accepted" them in the spirit of the original song.Comment
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