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Related: About this forumParody of "Somebody that I Used to Know" that you shouldn't miss...
I posted the original video weeks ago and this is almost as good. I really hope you enjoy...
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Parody of "Somebody that I Used to Know" that you shouldn't miss... (Original Post)
Rowdyboy
Jun 2012
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Cheap_Trick
(3,918 posts)1. Just saw this parody of the song today
Rowdyboy
(22,057 posts)2. Absolutely fabulous....I really love the ingenious innovations people make....
Neoma
(10,039 posts)6. This... Is funnier since I watched People Vs. George Lucus.
dipsydoodle
(42,239 posts)3. By coincidence
I posted it in the Music Appreciation Group end of May too. I'd never even heard the original track by Gotye and had found that cover on Youtube by accident. The way they all play just one guitar played reminded me of Richard Thompson playing 1952 Vincent Black Lightning all on his own. I won't link to that to save cluttering the subject of the OP - its easy to find on Youtube.
Inkfreak
(1,695 posts)4. Love it!
dipsydoodle
(42,239 posts)5. Equivalent 5 string banjo cover here
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beyurslf
(6,755 posts)7. That was great!
William769
(55,148 posts)8. How did I miss this until now?