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Friends In Your Head | Forums → Coronaviral Activities → For now, I shall discreetly omit the 'K'-word from this title.
God DAMN, Alice. God DAMN. So fuckin' pretty.
To go with the apocalyptic theme, coupla oldies y'all know quite well:
The Internet Song/The No More Internet Song
Literally
And another Sondheim:
Last edited by Abbie (2020-03-16 02:20:32)
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God damn it.
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God damn it. Why Teague. You should prepare more than this.
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Mmf. This was fun as balls and I will no longer deny my vanity simply on the account of avoiding fun. Of course I was dragged back into this thread by a cover of my own song. Of course that's what did it. I am that asshole.
(Note: What actually did it was a combination of coronavirus, Cloe being out of town, and water-beer — but Abbie was the catalyst! Or my own vanity was the catalyst. Mostly my own vanity. Muhfuck. Internet-stupid is forever.)
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Ugh. Teague. Stop posting to the karaoke thread when you're not all the way sober. You have future selves to be!
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But I so miss doin' this. We should do this. I'm dumb. Why did I stop posting.
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Sigh. Here's some stuff.
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Holy shit you guys, I wubs woo. My participation in this thread is on hiatus indefinitely... well until I finish moving and check the lay of the land with new neighbours and tolerance to my screeching 
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Torn by Nat. Imb. was a staple song in the set of my pop band back in the day, Teague. Mainly cause our singer was a dead ringer for Nat-lee Imbroogly-woogly (I refuse to say her name correctly - the memories of playing that song night by night, have scarred me too much). At 1.5x speed... yeah it does sound like that other song. I don't know if you guys had a show called Stars In Your Eyes over there, if not not, it's a Saturday night singing contest where the contestants are gauged on how well they sing like a popular singer with the added 'lets dress them up to look like the artist too' componant. Anyways, my singer did pretty well on that gimmicky thing.
I digress. Keep it up guys.
(I also did see that there is a Bille Eilish bond theme karaoke thing)
I propose the formation of a DiF choir.
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To go with the apocalyptic theme, coupla oldies y'all know quite well:
The 'Half arsed and unfinished Regan ' No More Internet Song
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"I'm just gonna do this song. Maybe one more. But I don't want to mess with my neighbors right now."
I hover over the video. 2:39/21:41. Fuuun.
(After listening to Abbie's, I recorded a few. They're uploading now as I watch Teague's.)
I was a child in the late 90s. So, unfortunately, when I hear the beginning of "I Will Survive", I think of this stupid thing.
"One last song, let's wrap it up." Video isn't halfway done. "HAH. No." Next forum group project? 
Me at the end, doing totally other things, then prompted - "WHAT?" "WHO?" "Oh."
Oh wait: my latest contribution.
Wait. That's not the song
(I made a whole reaction video and then was too embarrassed to post it. I hope to rectify this. More later.)
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There's a dead spot in the middle of this [unforgivably-long] take, and you're gonna want to skip it. Sorry.
When you get to 19:25, you should skip to 23:21 — or, to 26:00, which is when things really pick up again.
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Damn, dude, you killed that Beatles finale.
*just starts fucking bawling*
That was a beautiful song. Thanks. Also it was a beautiful performance. Thanks twice.
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Also bawling. Thanks thrice.
That whole thing was fun as hell.
Also...
It's popped up in the thread before, but I particularly noticed it on this one (in your second song): your high register is really pretty, dude.
Really? I can't stand hearing it. Must be one of those things. Thank you *blush*
Yeah I've always been a fan of musical whiplash
"Only a Dream" is from Mary Chapin Carpenter's second album, "Come on, Come On". The album was a favorite of my dad's growing up, and he cited it as one of the few albums he'd listened to that was great start to finish, no weak spots; most other albums, from anyone, had weak spots here and there, or were really only worth it for a couple of hits.
The verse at the end, with the line, "...And all that I saw / Was a bed and a desk and couple of tacks / No sign of someone who expects to be back" was going through my head a couple years ago when I left the wedding videography job, as I was clearing my desk. Someone who'd come on for a season and was going to be leaving at the same time was also familiar with the song; I played it on my phone and she yelled, "How dare you," at the first couple notes.
(Boter, if you're moved by that moods, you might really like "Cotton" by The Mountain Goats.)
(Cloe's favorite song, by one of her favorite bands; possibly favorite song of all time. I love it.)
(Clicky.)
YouTube is being weird about embeds at the moment but nevertheless, I did some singing today.
See you say that embeds aren't working, but by your grace, it's been fixed.
And I'm gonna grant that as the best version of that I've heard; and when management gets picky about music played at the bookstore, believe me that I've heard my fair share of versions.
dammit, I can't touch my face and I've got something in my eye...like a twig, or a branch...
thank you. that is some high praise.
(but objectively the best version is Cristin Milioti ❤️)
here's a special pandemic treat for the K thread, because we've been all sappy-gushy. please enjoy this footage of my first glee club solo. baby alicia circa 2011, singing OneRepublic, conducted by Rayne Beveridge. (my friend graham is the second solo. no one tell him I posted this.)
some are born singers, some achieve vocal greatness, and some have glee club thrust upon them
how the fuck did I miss this this is solid gold
Glee club babies!
*uproarious applause at the everything and the sharing of it*
Man. I wish we had things at my school.
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