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Monsters of Grok: Fake band shirts for history’s greatest minds. I’m still pissed that Tesla / Edison broke up.
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The following is a parody of Lady Gaga’s Born This Way performed by Magneto in his bedroom.
Unlike most fan-made videos of this type, it’s actually entertaining. Check it out after the break.
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Welcome to the Jungle (also known as Disney’s Star Wars Weekends). It’s got everything you want, like a Wookiee and an Ewok dancing on stage. There’s also Vader and Stormtroopers dancing to Metallica and more. Haha…it’s hard to watch.
Check it out after the break.
Interactive t-shirts are hot these days, and ThinkGeek makes enough of ‘em to start your own band. Their lineup includes playable guitar, drum kit and, most recently, synthesizer versions.
Today we’re focusing on the latter of the three to see how these playable shirts really perform.
This katamari can only gather instruments, and was inspired by Katamari Damacy’s soundtrack. If you’ve never heard it, here’s a sample.
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Devo’s new album dropped like a bomb and changed the landscape forever. Survivors rose up and started a music DE-VOlution. But the radiation from the blast resulted in mutations that caused humans and animals to DE-VOlve.
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Thankfully, the musical version of Cliffhanger was never released. John Lithgow and Stallone breaking into a duet on top of a snow covered mountain is not something you want to see.
And it could have happened too. Stallone did write Staying Alive after all.
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You haven’t lived until you’ve heard the tracks Gundam Calling, The Guns of Tokyo and Robot Bombs. The whole album sounds like it was sung by a Japanese Stephen Hawking.
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