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The Vimeo screen recorder glitched up quite a bit during StoneHenge by Spinal Tap, but we were able to get a take in. Gonna try another take if we can get it to work properly. Enjoy.
I had to do another Try Not To Laugh challenge with the Impractical Jokers, this one with the Name Game. Couldn't get through these names without laughing, but we had to try for y'all.
Final scene from HAIR (1979) with George Berger going off to war. The Flesh Failures/Let The Sunshine In. This hits different today, In this scene Claude Bukowski tries to stop his homeboy Berger from being mistakenly shipped off to war. Epic finale. The first take got lost so this is a re-do. Enjoy
Lost gem from the 2000s, AESOP ROCK and Def Jux with another classic, NONE SHALL PASS. Enjoy
Sorry for the freezing and video quality, this reaction video was made with Clipchamp and the NEW updated VIMEO screen record software. The software is slow and still got some bugs in it but we salvaged the reaction for y'all the best we could. Enjoy. And go check out Pharrell Williams' new movie PIECE BY PIECE in theaters now.
One of Zappa's more controversial songs T&B (Titties & Beer) based on the traditional myth of the Devil Went Down To Georgia. There is a trigger warning applied to this reaction for more sensitive viewers, but I loved this record. Still slaps.
1984 was still the golden age of rock n'roll, Spinal Tap was there for to make fun of it and mercilessly mock the musicians of that era. SPINAL TAP was Christopher Guest, Harry Shearer and Michael McKean.
Reacting to a WEIRD AL classic, parody of All About the Benjamins from the 1999 classic Running With Scissors. Enjoy
Reacting Frank Zappa's "Jewish Princess" from the 1979 classic album SHEIK YERBOUTI, with a bonus snippet of "Beauty Knows NO Pain" from You Are What You Is. We're one of the few reaction channels on Youtube to cover these bangers.
One of the few genuine music videos from "The Dan", they were the musical guest on the infamous Midnight Special show from the 70s, equivalent to SNL. They did two songs and I got them both in there for y'all. "Show Biz Kids" and "My Old School" are both from Steely Dan's second record Countdown to Ecstasy (amazing album title).
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