Forget Apache. Forget the Chinese kids.

Oh man! That was good. Thanks for the link! But now I am going to have those songs stuck in my head all day.
 
I've never seen Star Wars (Trek dude), so, I don't get it, lol. I guess I'm the minority on this one.
Carry on. :beer:
 
Love this thing. My fav is the superman theme.

Not to say it isn't impressive, but that's not his voice or recording. It was a 4 man comedy group that recorded it. He's basically lip-synching. Not to say he stole it. They gave him full permission and he gives them credit in the description. Just makes it a bit less impressive.
 
The problem with these things is people think they're real. No one reads the descriptions.

This is why credits exist. But people don't read those either. They just take things at face value "wow you're an amazing singer and really talented!"
 
Yeah, I thought it was him the whole time... um, not so cool. That's like Milly Vanilly without any superficial talent.

I've never seen Star Wars


... :::blink:::blink:::

How is this possible?

That is the PERFECT response Hawk :)

Yes... I'm confused... and scared. How could a sci-fi fan of ANY sci-fi... have somehow missed star wars? I'm shaking my head to try and forget I read this.
 
Ah, I was one the of the first people to find this song

(I can be cocky and say this because I always hung out with a friend who's family was one the the first to get all the cds... they practically helped start the band)

But i sang this song, fully A'Capella with a group for a drama and theater arts class....

I can sing it word for word
 
Isn´t that Supermann theme actualy the Indiana Jones theme??

He does both.

There are parts of the Superman score that I really, really like. Vintage stuff. But the main theme -- it always sounded phoned-in to me. Almost like Williams took the Star Wars score, crumpled it up, and played it how it looked after.

His most brilliant, moving score is Jurassic Park.
 
I like John Williams. I like Danny Elfman. And I can always tell whenever either of them do a soundtrack.

But after a while, I just can't always tell which soundtrack...they all kind of merge...

(To avoid confusion due to poorly constructed sentences, I did not mean that Elfman and Williams sound like each other.)

(I have the same problem with AC/DC. :) )
 
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