Showing posts with label Beatles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beatles. Show all posts

Thursday, June 04, 2009

Sing along with "Save me, Obama"

The Funny Music Project presents "Save Me Obama" to the tune of Lady Madonna by the Beatles.

My favorite part:

Save me, Obama
Find a cure for gas
Leave your carbon footprint on OPEC's ass

Hug North Korea
Shoot hoops with Iran
Can we ask for everything? Yes we can!

Monday, December 15, 2008

"Barack Hussein Obama" is actually a secret code for Klaatu to destroy Earth

I've received yet another e-mail regarding President-elect Barack Obama's citizenship, this time from Gary Kreep, Executive Director, United States Justice Foundation, via Townhall.com. I'm not going to link to it, any more than I am going to link to conspiracy theories about man not landing on the moon, George Bush ordering the demolition of the World Trade Center because of Israel, or Elvis Presley is still alive. Let's leave that kind of nonsense for the Capital Times and the Weekly World News.

I will note the irony of the only aspect of Obama's life that has received any sort of scrutiny is his alleged status as a resident alien, possibly even an illegal alien. And it's been examined thoroughly, more thoroughly than Katie Couric's colon. Nobody has turned up any coherent argument why Obama is not a citizen.

Stay out of the fevered swamps, people. We have real disagreements with the incoming administration. We have real concerns about his present-day associations. We have plenty to discuss without delving deep into the conspiratorial.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to get back to listening to my Beatles' records backwards to find more clues that Paul McCartney is really dead.

Friday, November 21, 2008

We're going to the end of the line

Happy birthday to me. I'm hoping Ed Heidegger is right. I really can't afford the car necessary to have a mid-life crisis.


Sunday, June 01, 2008

You can ignore this list

Rolling Stone lists the top 100 greatest guitar songs. No songs by Yes made the list, including "All Good People". "Badge" by Cream did not make the list. "Crossroads" did not make the list. And ELO's "Fire on High" did not make the list.

How the heck did "Do Ya" not make the list?

Finally, where's The Beatles' "I Feel Fine"?

Friday, May 02, 2008

Ringo Starr: Off the Record

You definitely want to catch "Ringo Starr: Off the Record" on HBO. I'm watching the debut tonight and the interview by Dave Stewart is informative and interesting. Ringo describes what it was like to work with each of the Beatles, and how it evolved. My favorite moment so far was Ringo describing George Harrison bringing him a song with 7 1/2 time. "Here Comes the Sun" was the end result.

Tuesday, April 15, 2008