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Please vote, because I think my taste sensors are exploding. Good, because it's a great song! Bad, because they are DOING IT A CAPELLA! And wearing matching outfits. If you ask nicely, I'll explain how I came across this little gem.
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5 comments:
I don't think I know the song they are singing. If it's a song at all, and not just a collection of a capella songs.
And you can not look like a tough dude while wearing matching outfits. Even if they are knitted baseball caps???
Half the fun of listening to a capella is knowing the song. For me, that fails this one.:)
oh liz. i'm so sad you are not familiar with this song. especially because this song was popular when you were a freshman in college. which is precisely when you should have been listening to radiohead on your college radio station, which i realize is impossible when you attend an all-girl junior college in missouri.
sigh.
liz has never heard paranoid android and thinks it's a collection of a capella songs. i've never felt so sad.
Okay, I figured there was a real song in there somewhere, I just couldn't decipher the actual melody...or lyrics...among all the doo-wops.
But, no, Radiohead was not on my listening list. Indigo Girls? Check. Simon & Garfunkel? Also check. But no Radiohead.
This should not be a surprise to you - I'm sure I'm the last person you'd expect to know this song!
Wow Liz. Seriously, this song is basically a cliche for folks who were college-aged when you were. Like the Matrix.
I would have liked it a lot more if they hadn't added words where there weren't words.
Oh no. The cliche for MY college group was "Gotta Be" by the Spice Girls. Or "Baby Hit Me One More Time". Must have been a different college group you're thinking of. OR maybe it's the cliche for freshmen in HIGH SCHOOL at the time.
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