Sidefight Suggestions
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I'd like to do a sidefight where Sidemaster picks a fairy tale or children's story, and everybody writes and records songs to be used in the movie musical version of the story.Caravan Ray wrote:I'd like a sidefight where everyone does songs from "The Jungle Book".
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...or maybe not just chlidren's storys - turn any movie or novel into a musical.king_arthur wrote:I'd like to do a sidefight where Sidemaster picks a fairy tale or children's story, and everybody writes and records songs to be used in the movie musical version of the story.Caravan Ray wrote:I'd like a sidefight where everyone does songs from "The Jungle Book".
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eg. the movie "The Tall Guy" which features a musical version of "The Elephant Man" - or The Simpsons which has had musicals of "Planet of the Apes" and "Streetcar Named Dessier".
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Oh jeez, that's brilliant. Here's hoping it's from the non-sanitized versions of the Grimm's ouvre!king_arthur wrote:I'd like to do a sidefight where Sidemaster picks a fairy tale or children's story, and everybody writes and records songs to be used in the movie musical version of the story.
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"Into the Oven" would be an awesome entry (Hansel & Gretel). Total psychotic march, there. Bliss.
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I did something like that <a href="http://glitterandtwang.org/songs/albums ... nazi/">one time</a>, but I just asked people to perform the songs. maybe you could do that. i'd love to do the song the vultures do, btw. we're your friiiiiiiiiieeeeeeends.Caravan Ray wrote:I'd like a sidefight where everyone does songs from "The Jungle Book".
THAT BESIDE, I'd like to see a sidefight where we cover TV themes. I'd do either Muppet Babies or the Perfect Strangers theme. or maybe WKRP In Cincinatti. or maybe Golden Girls. or maybe Chip n' Dale Rescue Rangers. maybe Duck Tales. Top Cat. Three's Company. Welcome Back Kotter. ... they're all good.
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The 'Sound of Music' was on telly here on the weekend. My daughter was totally mesmerised by it. Julie Andrew's voice is like crack for 2-year-olds.Mkilly wrote:
I did something like that <a href="http://glitterandtwang.org/songs/albums ... nazi/">one time</a>,
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I believe that someone still hasn't submitted his cover for this.Mkilly wrote:I did something like that <a href="http://glitterandtwang.org/songs/albums ... nazi/">one time</a>, but I just asked people to perform the songs.Caravan Ray wrote:I'd like a sidefight where everyone does songs from "The Jungle Book".


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I know somebody who sort of does that. He posts a fairy tale, broken down into individual sentences. People pick sentences and write a song (or a performance of some kind). The songs/etc. are debuted at a live performance of the fairy tale, instead of on a Web site. He's been archiving the performances here, though:king_arthur wrote:I'd like to do a sidefight where Sidemaster picks a fairy tale or children's story, and everybody writes and records songs to be used in the movie musical version of the story.Caravan Ray wrote:I'd like a sidefight where everyone does songs from "The Jungle Book".
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http://www.eatagoodbreakfast.com/events/
Some really good stuff there.
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I re-watched that recently, and the musical was the only part that lived up to my memories of how funny the movie was. "The ugliest man in the universe!" And "He's packing his trunk", etc. So damn good. More info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tall_GuyCaravan Ray wrote:eg. the movie "The Tall Guy" which features a musical version of "The Elephant Man"
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Darkwing Duck..."I am the parking meter that expires while you are shopping!"Mkilly wrote:THAT BESIDE, I'd like to see a sidefight where we cover TV themes. I'd do either Muppet Babies or the Perfect Strangers theme. or maybe WKRP In Cincinatti. or maybe Golden Girls. or maybe Chip n' Dale Rescue Rangers. maybe Duck Tales. Top Cat. Three's Company. Welcome Back Kotter. ... they're all good.Caravan Ray wrote:I'd like a sidefight where everyone does songs from "The Jungle Book".
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Actually, you know what I was just thinking, was that The BeWells should step up and record it. So long as we could divorce ourselves from the fact that they're related.Bjam wrote:I believe that someone still hasn't submitted his cover for this.Mkilly wrote:I did something like that <a href="http://glitterandtwang.org/songs/albums ... nazi/">one time</a>, but I just asked people to perform the songs.Caravan Ray wrote:I'd like a sidefight where everyone does songs from "The Jungle Book".(Although, I'd really like to give that song a go. I've only got 5 more months before I can no longer truthfully sing the girl part. I just need a suitable male voice. Hm. I should actually do that soon. Next weekend!
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Man, you come up with some jems. Prima is a blast, indeed. I could do a Louis Prima sidefight, but I really can't swing, so it might be sad.kill_me_sarah wrote:Louis Prima's the bomb...
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First, it's quality that matters to me. If I'm not satisfied with the way something is coming together or how it sounds at the deadline, I'm not afraid to pull the plug on it. And the titles either grab me or they don't. More often than not it's the latter.kill_me_sarah wrote:What do you participate in, anyway? I see 4 entries credited to you in the archive. Do you belong to some other collective or something?Dan-O from Five-O wrote:Not that I particpate in the latter enough to have a voice in it
Second, and for the umpteenth time, I participate in my family. They're infinitely more important to me than making a deadline on a song. Someday, God forbid, you may have children of your own and I would hope you might feel the same way.
jb wrote:Dan-O has a point.
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Sure, but think of all the time you could free up if you just cut out one extraneous activity from your daily routine...such as, I don't know, submitting posts to complain about everyone else's posts.Dan-O from Five-O wrote:First, it's quality that matters to me. If I'm not satisfied with the way something is coming together or how it sounds at the deadline, I'm not afraid to pull the plug on it. And the titles either grab me or they don't. More often than not it's the latter.kill_me_sarah wrote:What do you participate in, anyway? I see 4 entries credited to you in the archive. Do you belong to some other collective or something?Dan-O from Five-O wrote:Not that I particpate in the latter enough to have a voice in it
Second, and for the umpteenth time, I participate in my family. They're infinitely more important to me than making a deadline on a song. Someday, God forbid, you may have children of your own and I would hope you might feel the same way.
And notice too please that you are the one who implied that someone's involvement in a fight (or lack thereof) qualifies or disqualifies them from voicing opinions.
Thanks...you do realize my reference to Louis Prima was to point out the fact that he's King Louis in Jungle Book though, right?roymond wrote:Man, you come up with some jems. Prima is a blast, indeed. I could do a Louis Prima sidefight, but I really can't swing, so it might be sad.
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I think it'd still be pretty creepy. You and Lindsay could do a duet though, that wouldn't be creepy at all...Mkilly wrote:Actually, you know what I was just thinking, was that The BeWells should step up and record it. So long as we could divorce ourselves from the fact that they're related.Bjam wrote:I believe that someone still hasn't submitted his cover for this.Mkilly wrote: I did something like that <a href="http://glitterandtwang.org/songs/albums ... nazi/">one time</a>, but I just asked people to perform the songs.(Although, I'd really like to give that song a go. I've only got 5 more months before I can no longer truthfully sing the girl part. I just need a suitable male voice. Hm. I should actually do that soon. Next weekend!
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