I don’t miss those days. At all.
I’m just saying imagine how much embarrasing shit we’d have online if we had social media and youtube back in the day… Really, I was making a joke about it with @Mister44.
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I could have sued Jackass for infringement on all my cary-moves™
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There is a lack of whip crack in this song, but otherwise excellent!
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Understood.
90% of everything is crap*, but I’d put up with more crap to get more good stuff. Just my personal preference. 
*with the exceptions of 70s music and 80s movies. There the percentage is upped to 95%. And I’d still put up with it.
The original “Final Countdown” is the musical epitome of something that doesn’t live up to its initial promise: an awesome, heart-stirring opening followed within seconds by a big letdown. This arrangement cleverly makes up for it, most of all by leaving out the corny vocals and the overwrought whinging of Europe’s singer.
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The first four notes of ‘The Final Countdown’ are taken straight from Ennio Morricone’s “Paying off scores”:
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Huh! And so the circle is complete. (ps–thanks!)
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These are pretty spectacular! Here’s a RiYL: Max Raabe and Palast Orchester.
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It’s good and all, but it’s no Kazookeylele.
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The horror, the horror
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The performer’s name reminded me of this long lost gem of a movie:
Six-String Samurai - Trailer and Full Movie.
That’s an official release from the publisher, but I think the aspect-ratio is off, some of the scenes look funny.
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Yes, the greatest post-apocalyptic rockabilly samurai movie ever made!
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Oh dear god that makes The Final Countdown sound like grammy material.
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you didn’t like Gob’s act?
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