It gave me a headache, but, then again I just woke up from a nice nap. posted by Senator at 3:16 PM on March 2
It made me want to take a npa, but, then, I've got a headache. posted by Astro Zombie at 3:31 PM on March 2
And, by npa, I mean the Nasopharyngeal airway. posted by Astro Zombie at 3:32 PM on March 2
Nice. Here's The Roches "We", which has a little of the same in harmony (around 3:35). posted by adamrice at 3:32 PM on March 2
Neato.
Minus the buildup, the band Mates of State does this in practically every one of their songs. posted by synaesthetichaze at 3:41 PM on March 2
Needs more ukulele! But very nice, thanks. posted by fish tick at 3:41 PM on March 2
Also, they only do two-part, rather than... 6. posted by synaesthetichaze at 3:43 PM on March 2
Thumbs up for the UOGB. Good concise performance of damn near everybody's greatest hits in an easy-to-digest 5 minute package. Extra points for heavy '70s domination. But needed more cowbell. posted by wendell at 3:44 PM on March 2
Ooh. I like this very much. If this comments page becomes a flood of links to similar pieces (i.e. different familiar songs being sung together, not just multiple melodic lines (those are nice too, but not as unusual)), I will be a very happy listener. posted by ErWenn at 3:44 PM on March 2
That was damn fine, though the Eagles song was a total reach. The rest fit quite well. posted by blixco at 3:46 PM on March 2
A little background on this find... I was searching for some ukulele videos for friends, in particular the UOoGB. And when I found the "Fly of the Handel" video, I was reminded of trivirgata's question. I thought about researching a nicely annoted UOoGB post, but I'm tired. I'll let someone else run with it.
What? Most music is based on the same I-IV-V progression?
Next thing you're going to tell me that that Amy Walker chick isn't actually from Toronto. posted by rossination at 7:20 PM on March 2
me and my bro used to do this Am F C G movement. and I IV. Always cute at parties. posted by es_de_bah at 7:55 PM on March 2
I saw the Ukulele Orchestra in concert the other night and they were terrific. And, yes, they performed this one, along with a cover of "Anarchy In The UK" which the Karori matrons next to me absolutely adored. posted by John Shaft at 8:02 PM on March 2
I called the wife down to watch this one, as well as the Wuthering Heights one (she's a big Kate Bush fan) and all she said was along the lines of "Oh yeah - the ukulele orchestra. Julie already sent me their version of Smells Like Teen Spirit - bet your buddies on MetaFilter didn't see that one yet." posted by yhbc at 8:18 PM on March 2
He's a complicated man, and no one understands him but his woman
posted by Senator at 3:16 PM on March 2