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dmxratedI finally got that Archers of Loaf: Icky Mettle CD that I ordered on Ebay. I only listened to the first track, Web In Front, though. Actually, that's exactly what I've been looking for ever since Beavis and Butthead made fun of it.
https://dmxrated.dreamwidth.org/2005/07/19/ (Oddly enough, I don't seem to have mentioned beforehand buying it.)
That being so many years ago, I had only seen the episode in question once beforehand (though I would see it again later), and had to dig around on TV Tome (now TV.com) to find out what the song was. Having misremembered the song itself and the video, I had actually pictured the person singing to be splitting logs while facing the camera, his voice being low, soft, and "lumberjack-y", snow covering the ground, and the notes to part of the song sounding like "DoDo-MiRe, MiMi-FaMi, DoDo-MiRe-Mi-Do." (And yes, I did catch the similarity of such a part to part of Swing Swing, although it did take a while to realize another similarity with Material Girl.)
Just started watching the video randomly today, and right now, I've just had a conversation with Brian. Was only able to cover that mapping entry from the other day, which I linked him to, and it just kinda confused him. He just promised to go read it soon as he arrives back at his apartment, and I went on to tell him that it's only a few entries old, so as to encourage him to read what I've written since as well. (Doesn't really pertain to anything in particular, but this whole thing is just so funny to think about.)
Anyway, here's the video as it originally aired. (Only for those who can tolerate gross-out humor; the lyrics are fine, though, in case you just wanna hear the song somewhere.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZkEob55qso
https://dmxrated.dreamwidth.org/2005/07/19/ (Oddly enough, I don't seem to have mentioned beforehand buying it.)
That being so many years ago, I had only seen the episode in question once beforehand (though I would see it again later), and had to dig around on TV Tome (now TV.com) to find out what the song was. Having misremembered the song itself and the video, I had actually pictured the person singing to be splitting logs while facing the camera, his voice being low, soft, and "lumberjack-y", snow covering the ground, and the notes to part of the song sounding like "DoDo-MiRe, MiMi-FaMi, DoDo-MiRe-Mi-Do." (And yes, I did catch the similarity of such a part to part of Swing Swing, although it did take a while to realize another similarity with Material Girl.)
Just started watching the video randomly today, and right now, I've just had a conversation with Brian. Was only able to cover that mapping entry from the other day, which I linked him to, and it just kinda confused him. He just promised to go read it soon as he arrives back at his apartment, and I went on to tell him that it's only a few entries old, so as to encourage him to read what I've written since as well. (Doesn't really pertain to anything in particular, but this whole thing is just so funny to think about.)
Anyway, here's the video as it originally aired. (Only for those who can tolerate gross-out humor; the lyrics are fine, though, in case you just wanna hear the song somewhere.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZkEob55qso