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Apr 02, 2007 12:54

MORE PROOF THAT JOURNEY EXPLODED MUSIC ( Read more... )

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oldsilenus April 2 2007, 17:56:55 UTC

I love how I'm the first person to comment on this - over an hour after it was posted - in light of the lj post directly before this one. ;)

dosboof April 2 2007, 18:15:48 UTC

I thought Aussie guys singing pop songs on top of "Don't Stop Believin'" would be perfect comment fodder, but, here we are.

oldsilenus April 2 2007, 18:18:38 UTC

As comment-worthy as that conversation topic might be, it's still not as cool (to us all) as one which lets us talk about ourselves and how important we are. ;)

nebel April 2 2007, 18:42:38 UTC

you've seen the pachabel canon rant, right?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdxkVQy7QLM

dosboof April 2 2007, 19:03:56 UTC

Hahaha WIN

I love how the same Bush and U2 albums have songs in both videos.

runstaverun April 2 2007, 18:47:01 UTC

When I was a kid I had Journey Escape for my Atari 2600, and to this day it is the first thing that comes to mind when I hear Journey mentioned anywhere.

This is an excellent video!

runstaverun April 2 2007, 18:52:25 UTC

so in other words, I immediately pictured the roommate way more than the keyboardist...

dosboof April 2 2007, 18:56:01 UTC

I have Journey Escape on an Atari emulator on my work computer. I am a productive member of society.

Tonight we dine in Heck. gundamtsubasa April 2 2007, 21:58:11 UTC

Brilliant! I'm totally going to have to swipe both the Journey video and the Pachabel rants and put them in an entry. I was going to add the 300/"It's Raining Men" portmanteau or the 300: rated PG videos, but apparently everyone has already seen those.

Re: Tonight we dine in Heck. dosboof April 3 2007, 12:33:23 UTC

There are some other 300 parodies out there, too.

(credit: rubicante_kid

laurenceb April 2 2007, 22:43:21 UTC

I'd like to think the video games in the background are a tribute to the original backstreet-boys-asian-kids video which was probably one of the first well-known internet videos, as opposed to flash animations, and prominently features a disinterested roomate playing video games. But maybe not. Funny either way.

dosboof April 3 2007, 12:31:29 UTC

Ah, yes, of course. That's entirely likely. The Backstreet Boys Asian Kids video was featured on the 10 minutes of VH-1's "Top 40 Internet Videos" show that I could stand watching before desiring to kill myself.