BOW BA BOW BOW BA D A NA NAAAA.


THAT is such a classic riff/sample/what have you.

I'm just curious, @blankfist, what do you think should be the primary quantifiable objective of our economic policies? There is, of course, no one right answer to that question, so riff away.

It doesn't sound like you to be opposed to the freedom to organize. I mean, I suppose I could see how it would fit your standard position so long as all corporate charters were also revoked, but barring that, it seems inconsistent. Without unions, you are handing disproportionate power to the elites.

http://videosift.com/video/Kim-Mitchell-Go-for-soda

Ahh WAH AH AHA AH AH EH

THATS riff or whatnot is CLASSIC it piss' me off Americans do not know this.

Divine inspiration from somewhere in the heartland.

She's a cold blast from Alaska
Ingrained with common sense
She's not a Harvard lawyer
But she knew what the Founders meant
A cold blast from the north
That freezes Congress in their tracks
With God and the Tea Party
She's gonna take it back

[Chorus]
Sarah Palin, she won't listen to their bunk
Sarah Palin's comin' south to hunt some skunk
Sarah Palin, she'll throw them all in jail
And when she gets to Washington
It'll be cold as hell

Sarah has the wisdom
To walk through an open door
She is stomping out the wretches
Where the evil lines are stored
She will scrub the floors and sweep the riff raff into cracks
With God and the Tea Party
She's gonna take it back

[Chorus]

[Spoken]
Congress patted themselves on the back
For some new bill they just passed
I watch as my freedom slowly runs through an hourglass
They think they spend our money better than we do
But they can talk until they're blue and old
'Cause if they ever gave us anything
They always wanted something in return
Sarah knows.

Sarah's marching home

It's interesting the extent at which a lot of music genres have slowly drifted towards trying to be rock music of sorts, with pop (at least some segments of it) and country being the best/worst offenders (pop that has rock elements tends to make for more engaging pop music, country with rock elements tends to sound ridiculous). The simple riffs and pleasant vocals make me think of Miki Furukawa or maybe POP CHOCOLAT.

Do you know if Yuki writes her own stuff at all?

Also, I would post some stuff, but I can't seem to find out how the heck to post the new YouTube embeds, I'll look at the SiftTalk to see if there was some info about that later I guess lol.

What matters is You got the message, spelling be DAMMED.

Wow .. nice Dead Kennedy's riff rip off. Oh, and nice spelling in the video. Fail.

Wow .. nice Dead Kennedy's riff rip off. Oh, and nice spelling in the video. Fail.

>> ^AdrianBlack:

King in interviews and in the book itself said the story was inspired by Arthur Machen’s The Great God Pan stating: "Not Lovecraft; it’s a riff on Arthur Machen’s “The Great God Pan,” which is one of the best horror stories ever written. Maybe the best in the English language. Mine isn’t anywhere near that good, but I loved the chance to put neurotic behavior—obsessive/compulsive disorder—together with the idea of a monster-filled macroverse." So, if anything, "Patterns" ripped off Machen.


Actually no. Patterns is just this WITHOUT the monster stuff - so it didn't rip off Machen and King definitely ripped it off Patterns. Watch it and see for yourself.

King in interviews and in the book itself said the story was inspired by Arthur Machen’s The Great God Pan stating: "Not Lovecraft; it’s a riff on Arthur Machen’s “The Great God Pan,” which is one of the best horror stories ever written. Maybe the best in the English language. Mine isn’t anywhere near that good, but I loved the chance to put neurotic behavior—obsessive/compulsive disorder—together with the idea of a monster-filled macroverse." So, if anything, "Patterns" ripped off Machen.

King in interviews and in the book itself said the story was inspired by Arthur Machen’s The Great God Pan stating: "Not Lovecraft; it’s a riff on Arthur Machen’s “The Great God Pan,” which is one of the best horror stories ever written. Maybe the best in the English language. Mine isn’t anywhere near that good, but I loved the chance to put neurotic behavior—obsessive/compulsive disorder—together with the idea of a monster-filled macroverse." So, if anything, "Patterns" ripped off Machen.

In reply to this comment by NaMeCaF:
Wow, I really thought Stephen King was original, but this is a blatant rip off of an episode of Night Visions from 2002 called "Patterns".

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0660998/

I wish I could downvote.

There ought to be a comeuppance channel.

Maybe the title for this video should be, "Mississippi Soaking" (drum riff)

I guess you could say he's a... Holy Roller

YEEAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!! (queue Won't get fooled again riff)

It is ALMOST all the same dudes. Joel and a few others do Cinematic Titanic but Rifftrax KILLS them with hilarity. CT just tries to hard and is over produced.

>> ^poolcleaner:

>> ^enoch:
mystery science theatre 3000...right?right?

Yeah, it's the same dudes.

>> ^RadHazG:

I watch a LOT of stand up, this guys definitely got the chops. All I gotta see now is how he riffs with a tough audience (the true test of a stand up) and he's got my vote.


A lot of the same material, but in front of a tough crowd:
http://videosift.com/video/Dan-Telfer-The-Lincholn-Lodge

I watch a LOT of stand up, this guys definitely got the chops. All I gotta see now is how he riffs with a tough audience (the true test of a stand up) and he's got my vote.