The Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young clip you've always wanted to see.
Those SCTV guys really were absolute fricking geniuses. Pop culture satire doesn't come any better, still.
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9 comments:
Steve, that was absolutely hilarious. I almost fell out of my chair. I have a lot of SCTV on DVD, forgot about that clip. Good one!
too fricken funny!
I never saw Bing coming!
ROTP(lumber)
"That's kind of a locked groove or something..."
WAAAA HAAAA HAAA.
Wow.
Too fuckin' funny.
There's another clip from SCTV of Rick Moranis doing his Gerry Todd introducing Tom Monroe (Moranis) singing lounge versions of Turning Japanese and De Do Do Do. On the surface it's pretty funny stuff, but at the time it aired (May 1981), he was already parodying music videos three months before MTV premiered, and doing new wave lounge a couple of decades before that sub-genre came into its own. Now that's genius.
And here they are:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJrdYLMRJGo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ax8hp3Ivbs8
brilliant. thanks for posting. AP
I used to love when Candy and Flaherty would have semi-famous bands of the day (like The Tubes!) and "blow 'em up real good!"
heh. I love that lefty Paul. Didn't know that Moranis was a lefty.
Cool.
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