Re: Does Humor Belong In Music?
Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2018 8:19 am
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This clip disappeared for a while, and now it's back. It's very, very funny. Poor Luke Null can't seem to catch a break, as he had one other sketch featuring him that show, a sketch which was not that funny. He's hilarious here.John A Arkansawyer wrote:Jack White didn't sing at my wedding.
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Brush fuckin’ loud!!!John A Arkansawyer wrote:
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Frank Vincent ZappaMarkalanbishop wrote:Primus
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How about humorless musicians? See, e.g., Eric Clapton.
Paul Simondrommel56 wrote:Frank Vincent ZappaMarkalanbishop wrote:Primus
Hank III
How about humorless musicians? See, e.g., Eric Clapton.
drommel56 wrote:Frank Vincent ZappaMarkalanbishop wrote:Primus
Hank III
How about humorless musicians? See, e.g., Eric Clapton.
Except when it was so broad and juvenile that it can be a little embarrassing to go back to. And Zappa was somewhat humorless about himself and about music.Flea wrote:drommel56 wrote:Frank Vincent ZappaMarkalanbishop wrote:Primus
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How about humorless musicians? See, e.g., Eric Clapton.
Respectfully call bullshit. Zappa's humor was so dry it evaded most mortals.
Agreed. For a guy who was so highbrow about music he sure wrote a lot of songs about butt fucking.John A Arkansawyer wrote:Except when it was so broad and juvenile that it can be a little embarrassing to go back to. And Zappa was somewhat humorless about himself and about music.
Sometimes painting with a broad brush is pertinent to making your point, especially when satire is involved.scotto wrote:Agreed. For a guy who was so highbrow about music he sure wrote a lot of songs about butt fucking.John A Arkansawyer wrote:Except when it was so broad and juvenile that it can be a little embarrassing to go back to. And Zappa was somewhat humorless about himself and about music.
And sometimes it's just fun to talk about butt fucking.Flea wrote:Sometimes painting with a broad brush is pertinent to making your point, especially when satire is involved.scotto wrote:Agreed. For a guy who was so highbrow about music he sure wrote a lot of songs about butt fucking.John A Arkansawyer wrote:Except when it was so broad and juvenile that it can be a little embarrassing to go back to. And Zappa was somewhat humorless about himself and about music.
Which brings us to this, in which I think Dolly Parton actually embarrasses Jimmy Fallon:Flea wrote:Sometimes painting with a broad brush is pertinent to making your point, especially when satire is involved.scotto wrote:Agreed. For a guy who was so highbrow about music he sure wrote a lot of songs about butt fucking.John A Arkansawyer wrote:Except when it was so broad and juvenile that it can be a little embarrassing to go back to. And Zappa was somewhat humorless about himself and about music.
And sometimes it's just fun to talk about butt fucking.
Well, it is one of the 3 B'sscotto wrote:Agreed. For a guy who was so highbrow about music he sure wrote a lot of songs about butt fucking.John A Arkansawyer wrote:Except when it was so broad and juvenile that it can be a little embarrassing to go back to. And Zappa was somewhat humorless about himself and about music.
Jen said this one hit WAY too close to home for herJohn A Arkansawyer wrote:"Baby, calm down. I'll testify this time."
I especially love how this one goes completely into left field at the end. It's like the "cops in a bar" sketch they did last night, which kept taking weird turns.whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:Jen said this one hit WAY too close to home for herJohn A Arkansawyer wrote:"Baby, calm down. I'll testify this time."