It does sound slightly out of tune at times. Is that the singers making mistakes? Or is it that the original song didn't have the right harmonies, because some elements like beats and shouting weren't supposed to be in tune?
Mostly I kept watching to see if they did a good job of the sample of Anne Dudley saying "Hey!" in Firestarter. They didn't. posted by aubilenon at 11:52 AM on January 7 [1 favorite]
what is this, a choir for good looking people only? posted by wilful at 3:18 PM on January 7
I was hopin' there was a a type and you left out the "le". posted by Seamus at 3:42 PM on January 7
"a a type" = "a typo"
I was wishin' I could type.
Wishin' and a hopin' . . . posted by Seamus at 3:44 PM on January 7
Listening to music you like covered a Capella is like seeing your favorite painting duplicated entirely with different shades of poop. You love the material, but you wish you could just hate the execution out of existence. posted by 1adam12 at 4:27 PM on January 7 [1 favorite]
I appreciate the skill, and get that a lot of folks really dig this stuff, but all vocal arrangements of pop songs sound like The Manhattan Transfer to me. All chorus and strange voice noises. Oh well. posted by clvrmnky at 5:54 PM on January 7
I enjoyed it. Not perfect, but lots of fun. posted by harriet vane at 7:44 PM on January 7
what is this, a choir for good looking people only?
About 2 minutes in I was thinking exactly the same thing. I was also thinking that their light show is probably more hyperkinetic than that of an actual Prodigy show. (I was wrong about the second part.) posted by ShutterBun at 5:01 AM on January 8
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