Idolator

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO....OOOOOOOOOO.

It's a bittersweet suckphony.

That's life!

That was AWESOME. Loved it. Red-Tie Guy is definitely the breakout star there and I look forward to his solo album. Also loved the way they threw in the "Moon River" break - kinda reminds me of when Pantera used to play "Cowboys From Hell" and throw in a little "Cat Scratch Fever" riffing. Keep the costumes, change the name to "Deep Bland Something" and get in the van, kids...

@Ned Raggett: i LOLed.

Please, please, PLEASE tell me there is an entire youtube channel dedicated to high school jazz choir renditions of 90's pop?

AAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

i remember thinking this song was kind of cool in high school. it's amazing how many more levels of 'suck' were hiding behind its faux coolness, just waiting to be unearthed!

@MickFNS: Pantera actually recorded a cover of "Cat Scratch Fever." It's not good.

Who on Earth is actually looking forward to this reunion? Even the band members must be shaking their heads. I can picture them saying, "Aw man, I'm gonna have to take my whole two weeks vacation from the True Value for this!"

Makes Hootie and the Blowfish look like Motorhead.

@jfk1624: Um, have you heard of a little thing called "college a cappella"? That's no high school jazz choir, that's CONTEMPORARY. And you will find the 90s pop among their ranks in red-tied truckloads.

@tigerpop: Pantera's version is at least as good if not better than the Nuge's.

@Didlett

my life now complete.

Get it out of my HEAD!

I personally think this is somehow an improvement. I always thought that chorus was one of the tritest things I had ever heard in my life.

I understand how uncool this statement is, but I saw these guys play several times in Dallas prior to that godawful song, and, prior to that godawful song, they were actually not bad - atmospheric guitar stuff in a somewhat Wish-era Cure stylee, as I recall. I think, we both kind of fuck it.

The craziest thing about this story is that the drummer from
DBS used his Breakfast at Tiffany's money and started a record label, Kirtland Records, which bought Trauma's back catalog a couple of years ago. So the drummer from Deep Blue Something now owns the masters for Bush (he's the one that put out that live CD/DVD a couple of years ago) and the Flys.