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First heard this about a month ago. Very good and unique.
I’ve seen something like this before from a college group called the Klein Four Group.
Though they had only 5 people (not a large group like this video) and their video did not include the Christmas in Africa by Toto part.
Klein Four Group had a funny math song and they have a site at http://www.KleinFour.com
It’s a pleasure to hear such talent, all perfectly on key. That’s quite a feat. Thanks, hhopper.
Christmas is a crock of shit, strictly for the consumption of brainwashed idiot sheeple.
Enjoy.
[Wrong. Christmas is for children. – ed.]
..and a Japanese transistor radio!
J/P=?
Speaking of a cappella singing groups, one of the more interesting parties I’ve attended was thrown by a friend of mine who hired a barbershop quartet to perform. It wasn’t really my friend’s style of music, seeing as how he’d previously been in a rock and roll band, but I think he just did it on a lark. Anyway, the group entertained us, and everybody loved it. It’s been so long that I can’t recall exactly why it worked out so well, but I’m sure the sheer novelty of having a barbershop quartet had to be part of the reason, plus we were well soaked in alcohol.
Christmas euphoria is an acceptable substitute for the alcohol, so “drink” it all in, have a very Merry Christmas, and God bless us, every one 😉
[That’s very nice coming from a dangerous infidel. – ed.]
#5
viva las Dr. Demento..
Wonderful ! Great find. Happy holidays to Dvorak, the cranky geek and his fans.
@4 Merry Christmas.
I enjoyed it, that’s what counts. Not as robust as the MacKenzie Brother’s rendition, but good.