The point is that there is nothing new under the sun. Music constantly revisits the same themes, chords and melodies generation after generation. We, of course, latch on to the particular sounds of our own generation, and believe that we are somehow unique, but the truth is that Benny Goodman = Elvis = The Beatles = Led Zepplin = Michael Jackson = Public Enemy = Nirvana = Radiohead = ????.............

Styles may change, but human emotions (and the awkwardness of puberty in particular) remain the same.

This is a well executed example of a 90's tune, played in an authentic 40's/50's big band style. What makes it funny (as opposed to the self-conscious cheese of Richard Cheese) is that it is played straight.

There is also a great 70's moog version of SLTS done by The Moog Cookbook.

If you liked this (or just want to listen to more like this) check out Richard Cheese.

Something that should have staid Vegas?

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Richard Cheese did it first. But still Mr. Campbell FTW.

I first heard them on XPN here in Philly. It's interesting, reminds me of Richard Cheese, with taking recent music and putting it in a totally different style.

Two words: Richard Cheese.

Richard Cheese & Lounge Against The Machine
http://www.iloverichardcheese.com/
Video quality's not great, but the absurdity of it (not to mention the great arrangements) will have you wanting more.