If you ever make it down the coast, I will come out and see y'all. I know playing in Houston can suck, especially with the loss of some great venues, but you have fans here. If Yanni could fill out multiple concerts at successively larger venues, you can draw enough to be worth a day-trip and hotel room.
@@sawblades96adams21 I could only ever DJ in public if William Maranci licensed me material (and what are the chances 'those' would ever be licensed, themselves, to him roflcopter)
John absolutely would have loved this. He had such a jolly sense of humor that included polking fun at himself. I believe he would have agreed with Freddie Mercury when he said, "Do whatever you want with my music; just don't make it boring."
John wasn't the Jolly Feller your making him out to be all the time. He had a really hot and violent side at times. Rage fits are probably more accurate a description. His label dropped him, his marriage with Annie was a disaster and she paid dearly for that. Entertaining he was, but also a SOB too.
@Sonex1542 seriously I fucking hate comments like this man. How the fuck are you going to comment on what a dead man you DIDN'T EVEN KNOW, thinks of this parody. Stop speaking for dead people, especially if they didn't even know you existed for their entire life on this earth. Fucking weirdos.
I imagine it's because the, ah, enunciation is so much clearer, and the kind of slower pacing of it makes you actually *hear* and process the lyrics a lot more easily. Not to knock War Pigs, but I can honestly say the first time I heard it I could not understand what it was about other than "this is a heavy metal song that refers to common metal concepts like war and stuff" just because I wasn't hearing all the lyrics clearly.
This brings me back to my younger days, driving in my Chevy C-10 with my best puppers riding shotgun, cruising across the countryside as the acrid stench of burned bodies filled our noses and gray ash fell like dusky snow on the skeletons of trees. I miss those days.
Him and ozzy had something in common. Denver and ozzy were extreme liberals. Frankly, I'm glad Denver is gone. If he were still with us, he'd be posting the "latest thing" to his twitter 12 hours a day.
The most impressive part of these songs is that you are able to sing almost exactly like all of the artists in order to recreate their voices with AI. That's some serious talent. Bravo.
Really? I will say it's not as bad as I thought it might be but I could do without the country roads melody intertwined with the war pigs melody. They don't mesh well & are better on their own. Well, each to their own.
I LOVE this version. Those lyrics have always been about judgment day, but because Ozzy sang them, most Christians have never really listened to them. His music wasn't all evil. This one had a great message. Love it, love it, love it!
To be fair, most Christians aren't used to Bible prophecy channeled through a dude who was likely high and drunk. Although some Baptists may be used to that.
Holy shit. Throw a third section on this and release it as a full song. That was amazing. I could imagine this actually being played live by any of a number of protest artists.
These are so great, I wish I had friends as twisted as myself that I can share these with, but I am struggling to find someone who can appreciate this. PS I saw John Denver and Ozzy blizzard of Oz in the same venue in the same year in AZ 40 or so years ago.
i have come back again and again to listen to this. beyond transformative, to take two great songs and create something that transcends both to something that i cannot put words to. what your doing is not 'runing' it, strangly enough its something perhaps needed. 2 min seems short, remake this longer and keep up this art. it is special.
@@gboster1331 "Suture these spleens to prove you're not a robot" (one is a test spleen to prove you're human, the other is a real spleen and the captcha is wired to a DaVinci robot)
“Click all boxes with motorcycles”. There will always be a box with just the tiniest, 1 inch portion of a handlebar, and no matter if you leave it checked or unchecked, your choice is wrong.
During the campaign against the PMRC back in the 80s, some of the musicians who testified at the US Senate were Dee Snyder, Frank Zappa (hardly surprising).... and John Denver.
A lunch room with over a dozen people tried to sing and hum to this, when I played it the other day. I am such a bad person....the cussing and threats will continue for a very long time. Epic revolution, immortal nightmares, rent free for them. Thank You!
Oddly enough, not only did I giggle a bit, proving this was successfully funny, but it has also given me a new appreciation for both original pieces. Many people who listen to War Pigs forget that at its core, it is a protest song.
@@kylezdancewicz7346 That story always struck me as strange because the Feast of Saint Walpurga is, as you might expect from the name, a Christian feast day, and it was only in the 60s that it was coopted by the LaVeyan Satanists, who of course are not actually worshippers of Satan or witches at all. I guess most censorship stems from ignorance one way or another.
I grew up listening to John Denver on 8-track tapes (1970’s). Discovered the song War Pigs in 1990’s. Absolutely beautiful mashup. Thank you very much. 👍👍
@@gerardstephens58 Hello there friend! Check out the music playlists on my channel. I have come a long way. And have so much music I can't listen to it all!! Cheers! 😊👍
Huh? Black sabbath nor ozzy would be considered thrash metal. Certainly not death metal as the other comment states. They would be considered Rock realistically. They can be considered a pioneer of heavy metal. They also could be considered the progenitor of doom metal. Thrash is much faster and is influenced by punk
I can confirm this it is a siren whistle (own one). A slide whistle sounds distinctively different. Check out "Groove is in the Heart" for the slide whistle sound.
Snapping in F# major is something JD did in many of his songs even though few people ever noticed it. I am so glad you have added that authentic sound to your song, it brings a tear to my eye.
My mother used to listen to this song all the time on obnoxiously long car journeys. Thank you for making it a thing of joy, rather than a clarion of gross ennui.
Mine would sing it on long car trips. We only had a radio in those days and finding different stations was a nightmare at times, so we were left to sing. A lot.
@@Weazel1 We had cassettes. Dolly Parton, Max Boyce, John Denver. We were simple farming folk. I loved it, being a kid who grew up choosing to listen to NWA, NIN, Faith No More and Prince. That being said, if I hear the phrase, "West Virginia, Blue Ridge Mountains," I am literally obliged to say, "Take me home, country roads." I will cut myself in the nearest local Little Chef though.
I once went on a 5 hour road trip with some friends, and the guy driving thought it would be funny to listen to Take Me Home, Country Roads on repeat the entire time. It took a while before I could listen to the song again.
Wow, not only does this robot have the self awareness to try to convince us of its humanity, it also has surpassed my personal best of 4/7 captchas. I must report this to my fellow congressional representatives
Interesting how this actually artistically works as the objection of a rural man rejecting the latest military-industrial complex war instead desiring to return to their country home. It is actually a surprisingly synergistic fusion.
The plane never crashed, he's hiding out in nature smiling upon the world. Also I am neither perplexed nor regretful. I am joyous this work comes to light.
THANK YOU!!!!!! NOW WHEN SOMEBODY BULLIES ME OR HARASSES ME OR SAYS SOMETHING RUDE TO ME OR DOES SOMETHING RUDE OR HAS AN INAPPROPIATE BEHAVIOR THIS WILL BE A GREAT SONG!! THANK YOU SOOOOOO MUCH
I am sure this will leave a mark somewhere deep in my cold black heart..... this has even perverted childhood memories of sitting around the campfire with my old man playing guitar.... but he is singing War Pigs like John Denver in all my memories now. I mean..... he did exactly what the channel says... he took two artists, two songs and ruined everything it could possibly touch. A transformative work in all the worst ways
North Texas friends: I started a live "There I Ruined It" band! Come hear us on Oct 10 or Jan 11, tickets at there-i-ruined-it.com
If you ever make it down the coast, I will come out and see y'all. I know playing in Houston can suck, especially with the loss of some great venues, but you have fans here. If Yanni could fill out multiple concerts at successively larger venues, you can draw enough to be worth a day-trip and hotel room.
Awesome you started a band man. I DJ, and sometimes do metal or country sets, this would be so incredible on wax!
@@sawblades96adams21 I could only ever DJ in public if William Maranci licensed me material (and what are the chances 'those' would ever be licensed, themselves, to him roflcopter)
I can imagine hearing this at the NFL Berlin Germany game this year
@@jironthunder7519 can confirm
John absolutely would have loved this. He had such a jolly sense of humor that included polking fun at himself. I believe he would have agreed with Freddie Mercury when he said, "Do whatever you want with my music; just don't make it boring."
I love that he got a kick out of the joke in Dumb and Dumber, "that John Denver is full of shit, man"
John wasn't the Jolly Feller your making him out to be all the time. He had a really hot and violent side at times. Rage fits are probably more accurate a description. His label dropped him, his marriage with Annie was a disaster and she paid dearly for that. Entertaining he was, but also a SOB too.
@Sonex1542 seriously I fucking hate comments like this man. How the fuck are you going to comment on what a dead man you DIDN'T EVEN KNOW, thinks of this parody. Stop speaking for dead people, especially if they didn't even know you existed for their entire life on this earth. Fucking weirdos.
Polking?
@@ericmeyer1193 Yes. It's a pun on president James Knox Polk. Just a weird thing I do.
This version somehow expresses the horror of the lyrics much more than the hard rock version. Incredible.
Absolutely… unexpected AF 😅
I imagine it's because the, ah, enunciation is so much clearer, and the kind of slower pacing of it makes you actually *hear* and process the lyrics a lot more easily. Not to knock War Pigs, but I can honestly say the first time I heard it I could not understand what it was about other than "this is a heavy metal song that refers to common metal concepts like war and stuff" just because I wasn't hearing all the lyrics clearly.
No kidding. Hit me the same.🤔
@@thaddeusgenhelm8979Well, that took the curious right out of it.😁
Agreed 😮
As a listener, I can confirm this song left me both perplexed and regretfull.
Great experience
I am also both perplexed and regretful
I am elated, amused, and yet also perplexed and regretful.
i was neither perplexed nor regretful but then i have heated arguments with inanimate objects so.... shrug.
It's funny someone can misspell a word immediately after seeing it spelled properly. A special kind of someone.
@@salazam i once ate a sugar beet.
This brings me back to my younger days, driving in my Chevy C-10 with my best puppers riding shotgun, cruising across the countryside as the acrid stench of burned bodies filled our noses and gray ash fell like dusky snow on the skeletons of trees.
I miss those days.
Beautiful. Nostalgic and poetic.
Yeah, that was great.
Mt. St. Helen's eruption flashback?
Ah...dem country roads and that bygone, bucolic era. Good times?
Further proof that John Denver could sing anything.
Shocked he didn't do this honestly.
Him and ozzy had something in common. Denver and ozzy were extreme liberals. Frankly, I'm glad Denver is gone. If he were still with us, he'd be posting the "latest thing" to his twitter 12 hours a day.
What John Denver could't Sing: ruclips.net/video/V5XbCF5tz64/видео.html
@@tarstarkusz Many people miss John Denver. I doubt many will miss your hateful attitude.
@@APerson-dq4hl No, he was a liberal nut. I love his music. It's easy to separate the artist from the art.
"Leaves listeners perplexed and regretful" is an understatement. I got chills from this, man.
Absolutely. My mouth dropped open
The most impressive part of these songs is that you are able to sing almost exactly like all of the artists in order to recreate their voices with AI. That's some serious talent. Bravo.
Wow really? I didn't know that! That's actually so cool
@@Motionmanguyrn yup, check the shorts on that, some of them barely need the AI to make them sound alike
That's the least impressive part imo
"Hey piggy pig pig pig, Where are these mountains you reference from?"
I now require a Dolly Parton Piggy mashup.
You know it mocks sense.
I think he sings the parts himself and ai-autonunes it
"Ruined it"? You made it an instant classic!
You did not ruin this.
You created a masterpiece
He ruins stuff in the sense of "now I can never listen to the original version again!" You just want to hear his variants...
Really? I will say it's not as bad as I thought it might be but I could do without the country roads melody intertwined with the war pigs melody. They don't mesh well & are better on their own. Well, each to their own.
I LOVE this version. Those lyrics have always been about judgment day, but because Ozzy sang them, most Christians have never really listened to them. His music wasn't all evil. This one had a great message. Love it, love it, love it!
To be fair, most Christians aren't used to Bible prophecy channeled through a dude who was likely high and drunk. Although some Baptists may be used to that.
and its absolutely a pro christian song, and Ozzy knows that the devil hates mankind
Pssst... none of his music was "evil". Except for maybe S.A.T.O. and Little Dolls. Almost all of it was hippy peace love, flowers, and weed.
@@Kaotiqua And Hand of Death was very anti hard drug.
Are you kidding me? After Conway Fiddy, I didn’t think the bar could be raised any higher. But here we are. Top shelf old boy!
@@badeugenecops4741 bold of you, on a music mashup parody site, to lay into somebody for being stupid without checking for Conway FIDDY
Holy shit. Throw a third section on this and release it as a full song. That was amazing. I could imagine this actually being played live by any of a number of protest artists.
PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Copy that!
Hell yeah. I'm playin' it at my next show.
@@Kaotiqua Upload it. I would love to see it done live.
What I expected: Funny silly song parody.
What I got: Genuinely powerful anti-war song.
It is rather disturbing.
Imagine how terrifying a Black Sabbath version of “Take Me Home Country Roads” world sound
It's honestly how a lot of 60s protest songs go. Kinda related; watch MASH without the laugh track
@@austinreed7343 Yeah that version wasn't even half as good.
Its perfect. Perfect. Everything right down to the last minute detail.
These are so great, I wish I had friends as twisted as myself that I can share these with, but I am struggling to find someone who can appreciate this. PS I saw John Denver and Ozzy blizzard of Oz in the same venue in the same year in AZ 40 or so years ago.
It fits quite well weirdly enough
Exactly what I was thinking
It’s now an anti-war folk protest song. Pretty good one too.
Sounds like any hippy dippy protest song of the 60s
Wasn’t it an anti war song in the first place?
I always thought Black Sabbath was a Christian band... War Pigs is very Biblical.
( and always timely to our war-torn planet Earth).
As someone who likes John Denver and Sabbath I think this is the ultimate win.
What? They’re like literally the opposite in music. 😂 Hilarious. 👍
@@metaldog4642well if you stretch it reaaaaaaaally far they both have rock elements. The John Denver to CCR to ZZ Top to Sabbath pipeline is short
@@spezifisch4468 Ha ha! U remember the movie Oh, God! Rocky Mountain high and that movie is all I know of John Denver. 😂
Or the ultimate sin.
@@krickerd Nice. 😂
Art. One of the best singers singing one of the best songs!
i have come back again and again to listen to this. beyond transformative, to take two great songs and create something that transcends both to something that i cannot put words to. what your doing is not 'runing' it, strangly enough its something perhaps needed. 2 min seems short, remake this longer and keep up this art. it is special.
This is the best mash up ever. And will be played at my funeral. Awesome!
You want them to play WHAT?
@@superNova5837 He's prolly a military man, so it's fitting.
I’d love to see Ozzy’s reaction to this.
And lol, the slide whistle strikes again!
I have a fever. And the only cure is more slide whistle!
@@VegascoinVegas Imagine if TIRI did a tune that was nothing but slide whistles and cowbells.
*siren whistle.
@@floobertuber Hot Butter "Popcorn"
If Ozzie heard this he would pour out his beer and go to rehab.
As a West Virginian I approve of this rendition of our state song and move to have this version made as the new state song.
Your state song is War Pigs?
@@wordup897 it is now
Well a state born of war, the civil war that is, so yeah, makes sense to me 😂👍
@@wordup897 no , Country Road take me home.
second
The Captcha note at the end 😂
To be fair, some captcha's are a REAL pain. Regardless if you are a human or a robot
@@gboster1331 "Suture these spleens to prove you're not a robot" (one is a test spleen to prove you're human, the other is a real spleen and the captcha is wired to a DaVinci robot)
“Click all boxes with motorcycles”. There will always be a box with just the tiniest, 1 inch portion of a handlebar, and no matter if you leave it checked or unchecked, your choice is wrong.
I call bûlllsh1t on that, nobody has passed 6 of their last 7 captchas
Since I know I am training AI with those captchas I purposfully make at least 1-2 errors per test
I love Sabbath and Denver!
Who knew this could work!
That's just WRONG. Well done.
Fun I love them both as well!
If Martha Stewart and Snoop-Dog could, ANYTHING could!
He makes it all sound so warm and cozy. lol 🤣
John Denver was definitely anti-war. I like to think that, had he lived, he might've eventually done a cover like this.
During the campaign against the PMRC back in the 80s, some of the musicians who testified at the US Senate were Dee Snyder, Frank Zappa (hardly surprising).... and John Denver.
This is what's called Bat Country Music. Please don't bite anything.
No point in mentioning that, poor bastards will hear it soon enough.
Where we're going, we don't need country roads.
we can't stop here
I laughed too much at this 😂
Going pro! Going pro.
It really does have that 60's protest song vibe, connects beautifully.
That was my first thought too! This is what early rock'n'roll rebellion sounded like, vocals and an acoustic guitar.
I just listened to Country Roads in the car today. I have always been in love with Taffy Nivert's harmony in that song.
This sounds like one of those hard hitting protest songs of the 60s that a lot of folk singers wrote. Solid message hidden behind a soft exterior.
That's arguably what the original was. It was released in 1970
leaves listeners both perplexed and regretful? Brother this was beautiful. I was singing along joyfully.
Only John Denver can make a dark song sound like a sing-along. Can’t wait for his new album to drop.
😳
Drop from the heavens ?
Obviously hasn't seen South Park's John Denver Experience
This is a masterpiece.
Chefs kiss worthy 🤌
A lunch room with over a dozen people tried to sing and hum to this, when I played it
the other day. I am such a bad person....the cussing and threats will continue for a very
long time. Epic revolution, immortal nightmares, rent free for them. Thank You!
That's excellent! 😂
Exactly how I remember it growing up. Thanks for posting.
The 70's calmly rocked!
Oddly enough, not only did I giggle a bit, proving this was successfully funny, but it has also given me a new appreciation for both original pieces. Many people who listen to War Pigs forget that at its core, it is a protest song.
People forget War Pigs is a protest song? It's right in the two word title.
@@wordup897well that’s the modified title to allow it to be released. Its original title, Walpurgis, is effectively a satanist holiday.
@@kylezdancewicz7346 That story always struck me as strange because the Feast of Saint Walpurga is, as you might expect from the name, a Christian feast day, and it was only in the 60s that it was coopted by the LaVeyan Satanists, who of course are not actually worshippers of Satan or witches at all. I guess most censorship stems from ignorance one way or another.
I grew up listening to John Denver on 8-track tapes (1970’s). Discovered the song War Pigs in 1990’s. Absolutely beautiful mashup. Thank you very much.
👍👍
I'm a 65 year old (Canadian) 'John Denver'.. AND...'Black Sabbath' fan...and I approve of this parody video!!...'Muchly'!!! 😊👍👍👍
Not 65 till January, but we’re musical taste twins. Loved everything about this.
@@gerardstephens58 Hello there friend! Check out the music playlists on my channel. I have come a long way. And have so much music I can't listen to it all!! Cheers! 😊👍
Come on, say the thing! Say the Canadian word!
@@hikermrsblood1 Eh?....beauty eh?.. I got my long johns on and I'm eating back bacon!...hoser! Later eh? ☺
John Denver singing this makes a much better anti-war song than thrash metal. You didn’t ruin it, you improved it.
Death metal is, tbh, ghae as fuk.
He fucked a good song
Huh? Black sabbath nor ozzy would be considered thrash metal. Certainly not death metal as the other comment states. They would be considered Rock realistically. They can be considered a pioneer of heavy metal. They also could be considered the progenitor of doom metal. Thrash is much faster and is influenced by punk
I am never, ever ever getting this out of my head.
Satan laughing.
Gives off the vibe that everything's gone to hell, but the people involved are just glad it's finally over for them.
A little bit "komm susser tod"
Kudos for the sheer dedication to the toy siren whistle in every creation. Smack dab in the middle this time. Almost gets me emotional.
The harmony is spot on perfect
I know this is the full version but I want an even longer version. this is perfection!
1:02 the SIREN whistle hits different. (Sorry for calling it a slide whistle)
*Siren whistle
@@41-Haiku Slide
@@41-Haiku yeah its slide
Can confirm.
I can confirm this it is a siren whistle (own one). A slide whistle sounds distinctively different. Check out "Groove is in the Heart" for the slide whistle sound.
Snapping in F# major is something JD did in many of his songs even though few people ever noticed it. I am so glad you have added that authentic sound to your song, it brings a tear to my eye.
Guess you could say it "takes you home"? 😉
John Denver was awesome. Such a great voice.
I think he would have had a big laugh if he heard this. "What did you do to my song??"😄
"That John Denver is full of sh*t, man" - Lloyd Christmas
Great singer. Terrible pilot.
@@TomFromRUclips Seems it's a common theme among musicians - great on stage, not so much in the air.
@@TomFromRUclipsThis comment is getting g old now.
You haven't ruined anything on this channel. Keep rolling man!!
I didn't know just how much I needed this.
Now do Pat Boone singing, "Iron Man".
How about Don McLean?
@@Kaotiqua THAT would work.
Although I would prefer Pat Boone - he was such a death-metal freak.
My mother used to listen to this song all the time on obnoxiously long car journeys.
Thank you for making it a thing of joy, rather than a clarion of gross ennui.
Mine would sing it on long car trips. We only had a radio in those days and finding different stations was a nightmare at times, so we were left to sing. A lot.
@@Weazel1 We had cassettes. Dolly Parton, Max Boyce, John Denver. We were simple farming folk.
I loved it, being a kid who grew up choosing to listen to NWA, NIN, Faith No More and Prince.
That being said, if I hear the phrase, "West Virginia, Blue Ridge Mountains," I am literally obliged to say,
"Take me home, country roads."
I will cut myself in the nearest local Little Chef though.
You should show this to your mother if she's still with us.
I once went on a 5 hour road trip with some friends, and the guy driving thought it would be funny to listen to Take Me Home, Country Roads on repeat the entire time. It took a while before I could listen to the song again.
@@NSGrendel For some reason I was picturing your mother driving cross country listening to War Pigs and not Country Roads.
I just discovered this channel! This is some of the best stuff on the internet! Love it!
Tip O the hat to you sir!
Welcome to the madness 🫡
@@ThereIRuinedIt Thank you for your art!
Talent you have.@@ThereIRuinedIt
“Country War Pigs; Take Me Home”
And now we need the full full version, I believe war pigs also has a part where generals gather masses and stuff like that
This is your best one by far lol
You've set his country music award on fire, again!
My favorite comment!!
Raise a glass to p!$$ drunk, p!$$Ed off Charlie Rich!!
Lol you beat me to it.
Wow, not only does this robot have the self awareness to try to convince us of its humanity, it also has surpassed my personal best of 4/7 captchas. I must report this to my fellow congressional representatives
Interesting how this actually artistically works as the objection of a rural man rejecting the latest military-industrial complex war instead desiring to return to their country home. It is actually a surprisingly synergistic fusion.
Never in my life have I needed something so much and never known until i received it.
Thank you.
Best one yet! This is my absolute favorite. Excellent job!
Awesome! I was hoping that single beat was a slide whistle...and it was!! That was the cherry on the cake!!
*siren whistle.
@@samteks125 Ahh!
@@samteks125 I need both of them in my life! 😉
The plane never crashed, he's hiding out in nature smiling upon the world. Also I am neither perplexed nor regretful. I am joyous this work comes to light.
As a West Virginian, this is the only version of "Country Roads" I ever want to hear again.
This is without a doubt, one of the best things I've ever heard!.
Score: 💯% ✅ ❤️🤠👍🏻🍻
The slide whistle alone has added several years to my life expectancy. Thank you for your service!
Best mashup I ever heard
I still think Dred Zeppelin rules over all mashups. Followed by Broken Peach.
1:52 but have you passed 6 out of 7 of your last Voight-Kampff tests?
This made my day! Thanks!
That was absolutely amazing and frightening. This shouldn't work. 😂
THANK YOU!!!!!! NOW WHEN SOMEBODY BULLIES ME OR HARASSES ME OR SAYS SOMETHING RUDE TO ME OR DOES SOMETHING RUDE OR HAS AN INAPPROPIATE BEHAVIOR THIS WILL BE A GREAT SONG!! THANK YOU SOOOOOO MUCH
This Is so wrong but so right
Bonus fun fact: Country roads was written by the founding members of the Starland Vocal band who also wrote Afternoon Delight.
The fire from this could cook a 5 star meal
lumbago
@@MMMMonkeUncle?
I started to scroll on by, but just had to check it out…
Honestly, I’m impressed!!
NICELY DONE!!!!
I think you just invented a new way to do songs! That was awesome! 💯👍
The snapping in F# Major is key to this masterpiece.
Beautiful...
This vexes me
I'm terribly vexed
Then try the cover by Cake
@@VegascoinVegas everything by Cake is great
*Fellow Stauberion*
Thank you 10 times for a good laugh! I can see John Denver on stage singing this like it was part of his usual set list.
This is one of your best yet.
Ozzie needs to see this. I'd love a reaction
You wouldn't be able to understand it tho
@@dustincarroll7296 I I'm sorry, I don't understand?
Whooo!! There's a slide whistle! 😄 Fantastic.
not a slide whistle. its called a Siren Whistle.
Honestly, I could imagine John Denver singing that.
Somehow hearing the lyrics that clear makes them more powerful.
Satan laughing and spreading his wings has never sounded so dark and peaceful at the same time. A great cover!
*applause* This listener was not left confused, but rather greatly impressed and pleased.
1:52 - A little something in case Matt Gaetz is watching tonight, you precocious robot, you.
He's awesome either way
0:32 the robot knows it has done wrong
Bravo! Now a Black Sabbath sings "Country Roads" version, please! 🤣
This was fantastic! And it fits in with the urban legend of being a sniper in Vietnam!
Ozzy did a great cover of this.
This sounds like an actual folk song.
Now it's an anti war folk song.
I am sure this will leave a mark somewhere deep in my cold black heart..... this has even perverted childhood memories of sitting around the campfire with my old man playing guitar.... but he is singing War Pigs like John Denver in all my memories now.
I mean..... he did exactly what the channel says... he took two artists, two songs and ruined everything it could possibly touch. A transformative work in all the worst ways
Your videos have helped me grok how modern-ish music works more than basically anything else in my life lol
1:47 *perplexed and grateful
Grateful… horrified. Yeah lots of emotions here.
Feels like one of those antiwar folk ballads from the 1960s.
So would this be "war pigs take me home"
oh that was priceless... and so very very twisted. i especially liked your commentary at the end re passing the captcha tests lol.
Please do a whole version and put it on spotify. This is too good not to be there