Rockabye Baby! Oh Dear Lord.
So...there's a group, called Rockabye Baby! Which does lullaby versions of various bands.
Bands that should not be lullabies. Here's a list of some of the more notable bands whose songs they have done lullaby versions of:
Nine Inch Nails
The Ramones
The Cure
Nirvana
Metallica
Tool
There's others. Some of which you could believe (Pink Floyd) and others that are a bit out there (Led Zeppelin)
I haven't listened to them, but it sure sounds...odd.
The_pantless_hero
21-04-2007, 17:09
There should be a band like the one on Family Guy where they do hardrock covers of public domain songs.
Drunk commies deleted
21-04-2007, 17:12
The Ramones? Aren't two of them dead now?
Johnny B Goode
21-04-2007, 17:21
The Ramones? Aren't two of them dead now?
Yeah. Johnny (the lead guitarist) is, and I think Joey (the vocalist) is also.
New Stalinberg
21-04-2007, 17:26
Zarakon! You are such a music related troll!!! :D
Texan Hotrodders
21-04-2007, 18:03
I'd like to hear NIN's "Closer" as a lullaby.
Poliwanacraca
21-04-2007, 18:25
Pssh, that's nothing. I've sung "Head Like a Hole" as a madrigal. :p
The Infinite Dunes
21-04-2007, 18:31
Ack, I just checked out their website. Who would ever buy that? And from what I know about lullabies those haven't been properly lullafied. Just the sharper sounds have be softened and xylophone and the like used to create the music. I was thinking this was actually going to be something inspired. :mad:
Mythotic Kelkia
21-04-2007, 18:41
they should cover some Anal **** songs.
So...there's a group, called Rockabye Baby! Which does lullaby versions of various bands.
Bands that should not be lullabies. Here's a list of some of the more notable bands whose songs they have done lullaby versions of:
Nine Inch Nails
The Ramones
The Cure
Nirvana
Metallica
Tool
There's others. Some of which you could believe (Pink Floyd) and others that are a bit out there (Led Zeppelin)
I haven't listened to them, but it sure sounds...odd.
It's a growing sub-genre of parody music.
My favorite is Richard Cheese, who does Vegas Lounge Music versions of songs like "Baby Got Back," and "Me So Horny."
But I really like the one where Alanis Morrisette showed us that she finally learned what "irony" means (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W91sqAs-_-g&mode=related&search=).
I'd like to hear NIN's "Closer" as a lullaby.
That's the exact song I was joking about...