The Unusual Music Thread!

Okay, this is open to a little interpretation, but this is not a "what are you listening to" thread; rather, if you found something of musical interest that's off the beaten path, please post it here.

I'm going to post a few various examples, here's the first one: (and yes, it's a little on the humorous side)



(When you only know 1 note, but you gotta set the club on fire!)

 

I found "Post Modern Jukebox" and very much enjoy the concept.

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The Stupendium does what is called Nerdcore Hip Hop.
It's a kind of rap made about gaming, math, comic books, puns, and every kind of nerd fascination.
He makes some of the best videos.
A few years ago there was a challenge between all the Nerdcore artists to do a fact rap.
This is his.



This is one he did with Dan Bull and ERBH of Lego VS Minecraft

 

Something very unusual: the old Rick Astley tune "Never Gonna Give You Up", except an A.I. program attempts to generate an extension of the song at various points:



...and someone's interpretation of the lyrics at the 5:43 mark-

"Windows, turnips, small lawn
No hard PH, some good and shiny sand!
Yes, I keep on callin my family -- I'm alone!
And I'm a damn good neighbor, man! (Yeah? pass the cheese!)
Can't see how I'm feelin? Don't tell me to pass the cheese! Yeah, nah!"

 

interesting

 

https://bootleg.radioclash.com/comp...les/15_The_Who_Boys-Hugh_Boy-Secret_Agent.mp3

 

https://bootleg.radioclash.com/arti...Bad and The Who Boys/18 - San Fran Chopin.mp3

 

A techno-dance number where part of the melody is the alarm for the iPhone!

 

Def Leppard, except presented as a goth band:

 

An artist called The Caretaker did an experimental album called Everywhere At The End Of The World. It is supposed to reflect a person's journey into dementia through Alzheimer's disease.



A big warning here: This thing is six and a half hours long and starts out fairly pleasant, but as time progresses the music gets distorted and cuts out at random intervals. (Simulating the effect of the disease as memories become diluted and forgotten)

By the time you get to the end, it sounds like a horror movie.

 

I'm going to play that in the background (but not as background music to be ignored) sometime soon.

 

View: https://youtu.be/f-jN3vH26NQ?si=IcpXoC6t4oqnhDf2

I cannot believe that I never posted this sweet little chestnut.

 

That father in the video totally wanted to join in the fun; I could see it in his dead, unfulfilled eyes.