Duets You Never Want To Hear
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Using the same fundamental criteria Rob set down at the beginning of the thread, how about redoing some movie scores....
Alice Cooper and Charles Bernstein: Welcome to my Nightmare on Elm Street.
Alice Cooper and Charles Bernstein: Welcome to my Nightmare on Elm Street.
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MC5 and Tommy Roe - Kick Out the Jam Up and Jelly Tight
The Hollies and the Cowsills - The Hair That I Breathe
The Hollies and Santana - Long Cool Woman in a Black Magic Dress
The Merry Macs and Hamilton, Joe Frank and Reynolds - Mairzie Doat Pull Your Love Out on Me, Baby
The Hollies and the Cowsills - The Hair That I Breathe
The Hollies and Santana - Long Cool Woman in a Black Magic Dress
The Merry Macs and Hamilton, Joe Frank and Reynolds - Mairzie Doat Pull Your Love Out on Me, Baby
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Back on songs...
Pussycat Dolls and Talking Heads - Doncha wish your girlfriend was a psycho killer like me?
Pussycat Dolls and Talking Heads - Doncha wish your girlfriend was a psycho killer like me?
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Oingo Boingo? Must have missed their oeuvre....
Charlie Daniels Band and the Smiths - The devil went down to Salford Lads Club
Charlie Daniels Band and the Smiths - The devil went down to Salford Lads Club
Oingo Boingo, who went by their original name The Mystic Knights of the Oingo Boingo when they appeared on the Gong Show, was the band that gave us the brilliant Danny Elfman, who has scored dozens of movies including most of Tim Burton's flicks, Spiderman, etc. Starts about 1 minute in, look for the redheaded guy wearing a rocket ship.
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(Really, Charlie? The Gong Show? Wow - that's news... amazing!)
Danny Elfman also wrote the theme song for The Simpsons. His handiwork is everywhere, though you may not know it -- much like Lalo Schifrin.
Oh, and Oingo Boingo are the band performing at Rodney Dangerfield's party in Back to School.
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The Trammps and Foreigner - Disco Inferno... Hot Blooded
Danny Elfman also wrote the theme song for The Simpsons. His handiwork is everywhere, though you may not know it -- much like Lalo Schifrin.
Oh, and Oingo Boingo are the band performing at Rodney Dangerfield's party in Back to School.
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The Trammps and Foreigner - Disco Inferno... Hot Blooded
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I'm only having a bad dream now, right? Right? Nothing like that ever really happened, did it?
Of course not...
Eddie Cooley & John Davenport and Jean Michel Jarre - Fever, Souvenir of China
Queen and Tom Petty - Fat Bottomed Girls, Built to Last
Queen and Tom Petty - Fat Bottomed Girls, Built to Last
I remember seeing that episode when it originally aired. Yes, I admit it, I regularly watched the Gong Show. Anyway, there's no way I could have pointed to anyone on that stage and said, "this person is going to go on to become one of the most accomplished composers of our era." It truly is amazing to see where Elfman started out. Bizarre as that video is, in hindsight you can see where the quirkiness in Elfman's scores came from.
Okay, more duos....
Ted Nugent and The Bee Gees: Cat Scratch Saturday Night Fever
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