I am in shock

[Carson]

Is that the same dork who did the disco version of the Star Wars and the Close Encounters themes?

[Smackie Chan]

Should I remember this shit?

I dunno, but I sure as hell hope I can forget it, and hope even more that Todd doesn't see this. He'll request it during my show fo' sho'.

[BSmack]

The drummer looks like he stepped off the set of Trailer Park Boys.

[Screw_Michigan]

The drummer looks like he stepped off the set of Trailer Park Boys.

"Feel that?"

"Feel what, Mr. Lahey?"

"The way the shit clings to the air, Randy?"

"Shit clings to the air?"

"It's already started my dear good friend."

"What's that, Mr. Lahey?"

"The Shit Blizzard."

[LTS TRN 2]

Nice chicks Obviously the uber-dork keyboard player has the blow.

[ChargerMike]

...unwatchable...i'll take your words for it.

[smackaholic]

that horrible waste of bandwidth has near 1.5 million views. assuming a little over 3 minutes avg watch time, that is fairly close to 10 years total watch time. keyboard dude should be tracked down and shot for this crime against humanity. that, of course is assuming he survived the aids during the 80-90s.

[Cornhusker]

Dayum Sam!
That song was stolen from a western instrumental group my father (he's 81) had on one of the the earliest 8 track tapes known to man. I would listen to it in his 1965 chevy pick-up even when we weren't on the dirt roads returning from the river running catfish lines or returning during pheasant huntin' evenings.
The song...and this is bad; was as I recall a single name...something like Cheyenne..it began with the letter "C"..Cheyenne wasn't the name and I know that for certain; now I'm gonna beat the shit out of my old brain to recall it.
There were lyrics I believe to the refrain...very western, concerned horseriders, and background whistling was a part of the refrain maybe...I actually loved the tune as an 11 year old.
We had horses when I was young and my dad was not only a Marine, but a Cowboy Marine. The tune's origin was country or he'd never have had it.

Found it, click instrumentals and scroll to Jorgen Ingmann, song Apache. OK not "C"..both Indian tribal names and one word title...rack me! The old brain ain't quit gone yet!

http://www.tropicalglen.com/Jukebox/Ins ... ntals.html

[Smackie Chan]

The Shadows recorded it as well.

Their version of it was the #1 song in the country the day I was born.

You care, I know.

[Terry in Crapchester]

I almost made it one minute into that link Sam posted. I want that one minute of my life back, please.