Something a little different here, something which proves that bad language is often at it's funniest when it's bleeped out.
The first time I was aware of the comedic possibilities of the radio edit was when Wu Tang Clan's Gravel Pit
was released as a single - the version that was played on UK radio used
all manner of bizarre sound-effects (horns, fart noises, bells and
various clangs) to cover up the Wu's effing and jeffing. It was
brilliant.
I first came across this nutso Heavy Metal parody
whilst flicking through the music channels one morning. It's the sheer
variety of the noises used that makes it for me - backwards masking, car
horns, comedy claxons, inappropriate squeals of guitar and lyrics,
panthers growling, to name but a few.
And it gets worse as it
goes on, becoming more or less incomprehensible by the time of the third
verse. I recorded this off the TV - I didn't know you could buy it, but
it's on the iTunes version of the EP, along with *ahem* I Want Your Tits.
Steel Panther - Death to All but Metal (clean video version)
When
you eventually hear the uncensored version, it's pretty disappointing
to find that what's being covered up is lots of lame talk about balls
and the sucking thereof. Ho hum.
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Sunday, July 05, 2009
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