Tuesday, October 12, 2004 AD
Uncommon Person
As Calvin once said, "Weirdness begins at home"*. Actually, it turns out that weirdness pretty often begins in the mind of the great William Shatner. Having bequeathed the world his ... um ... unparalleled version of "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" in the 1960s, he has now burst back onto the popular music "scene" with his cover of Pulp's Common People (click link for an online version).
Sadly, my PC at work has audio/video content disabled, so I haven't yet been able to hear this, but one listener describes it as leaving him "feeling vaguely uncomfortable and slightly dirty"...
Thanks to Daniel for the link.
(* That's Calvin as in "Calvin & Hobbes", in case you were wondering.)
Sadly, my PC at work has audio/video content disabled, so I haven't yet been able to hear this, but one listener describes it as leaving him "feeling vaguely uncomfortable and slightly dirty"...
Thanks to Daniel for the link.
(* That's Calvin as in "Calvin & Hobbes", in case you were wondering.)
