Yes, Yuzzum -- the creature who sang "Jedi Rocks" in the Return of the Jedi special edition, should watch his back. Not just because he sucks, mind you, but because this guy is a much better singer of Star Wars-related music, as evidenced by his one-man a cappella rendition of the Star Wars main theme. It's very well done, but I find myself more drawn to the mystery of his wide assortment of t-shirts, all identical except for the color (although they're all dark). Where did he get them? Does he only have one shirt in each color, or are there multiples? What happened in his life to make this one type of shirt his primary apparel? Hmm.
In related news, if you're singing an a cappella song of anything from Star Wars, you don't need to play air instruments, too. You've already maxed out your nerdy. Everything else is overkill. Thanks to James S. for the tip.
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he deserves cred for not only daring to do the theme but miming all the instruments and thus proving to be either a true fan and prove one has got balls doing the theme. intruments and all for public display
Thank you. You can hear the digital alterations which takes away the only part of this that was actually impressive. If I had the software, my cat could sing all those parts and sound the same.
...and I don't even have a cat.
While, on one hand, these a Capella thingees are incredibly impressive, the other hand, well, at least MY other hand, wants to punch this guy in the face and tell him to man up.
Maybe if he did some of the music from ROAD WARRIOR or something.
Wait...WAS there music in ROAD WARRIOR?
Sadly, your comment reminds me of just how forgettable the first film is, which is awful to say. I barely remember it, but it seemed like the creative people behind it "really" tried to create a fairly wide-ranging world and plausible explanation for how society might break down and attempt to reassemble itself after near annihilation, but that was apparently too boring for movie audiences. Though I guess the upside of that is the second film's focus on ramshackle dune buggies driven by men wearing leather, fur, and masks.
One of the things people forget about the first film is that although society is breaking down, there hadn't been some kind of near annihilation. That was retconned for the second movie (in order to more plausibly explain why things have deteriorated to people on ramshackle dune buggies driven by men wearing leather, fur and masks.)
However, since I routinely forget most of the first film anyway, I'm very much open to anyone's detailed correction on that. {g} (Come to think of it, I haven't watched any of the Mad Max trilogy in at least 10 years.)
My favorite part was the timpani at the end. Please move on to cover all other John Williams songs, please and thank you
Miming playing the bassoon is never cool. But, I enjoy the song.
That is one cocky looking mutha fucker.
the character's species is Yuzzum... his name... well, his stage name anyway, is Joh Yowza, his real name is J'ywz'gnk Kchhllbrxcstk Et'nrmdndlcvtbrx... yes, that's real
and it bugged me that the guy felt the need to mime the instruments
Well at least someone else jumped in and out nerded me first-
Even worse about the species name Yuzzum-- its actually used for two races-- the Joh Yowza aliens from Endor and the Giant 8 ft. tall sasquatches Yuzzums (although I think someone has retconned the spellings so that the latter is now Yuzzems..
Maybe he just likes to wear his shirts tight to show the ladies he's both nerdy and still chiseled from marble. "We can talk about Star Wars AND it won't scary if he wants to get on top!"
That makes me think of the Hot Fuzz commentary, "he causes lady quakes wherever he goes."
