Electric Mayhem CD

SgtPepper

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Here's how it goes, List one song that you think would go over well on an Electric Mayhem CD, Tell me who would sing it and any other details.

I'll go first:

"Uncle Johns Band" by the Grateful Dead (Sung By Floyd and Dr. Teeth and a special guest muppet named... JERRY)
 

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i had a thread like this here about a month ago or so. it's dead now, but i got most of those songs the guys mentioned (and some that i thought of) all written down on an MSWORKS database! dont ask me why!!!!

"Woman" - Def Leppard (Sung by Floyd. The chorus will be sung by, ah, you know!!!)

"Urgent" - Foreigner (Sung by Dr. Teeth. i remember hearing that sax solo and picturing Zoot playing it)

"Money" - Pink Floyd (Sung by Dr. Teeth)
"Come Dancing" - The Kinks (Sung by Dr. Teeth)
"Light My Fire" - The Doors (Sung by Floyd)
"All Revved Up With No Place To Go" - Meat Loaf (Sung by Floyd and Janice)
"Bat Out Of ****" - Meat Loaf (Sung by Floyd & Janice, and because of that insane piano playing, Dr. Teeth passes out at the end of the song)
"Paradise By The Dashboard Light" - Meat Loaf (Sung by Floyd & Janice)
"Black Water" - Doobie Brothers - (an idea someone had on the old thread. It would be a collaboration with them and the Jug Band)
"Rock The Casbah" - The Clash (THE CLASH RULEZ!!! and there the only punk band that the mayhem would sound good playing)
"This Is Radio Clash" - The Clash (again)
"Floyd's Garage" (remake of "Joe's Garage") - Frank Zappa
"Valley Girl" - Frank Zappa (sung by Dr. Teeth and the "Like oh my gods" and "fer sures" would be said by Janice)
"Private Idaho" - B-52's (sung by Janice, Dr. Teeth AND Floyd, featuring Beaker doing the intro (listen to the intro for yourself, it's unbelievably Beakerized!!!))
 

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"Dream On" -- Aerosmith (Dr. Tooth)
"Mama Kin" -- Aerosmith (Dr. Tooth)
"Live and Let Die" -- Paul McCartney (Dr. Tooth)
"Back In the USSR" -- The Beatles (Dr. Tooth)
"Jet" -- Paul McCartney (Dr. Tooth, w/Floyd & Janice on the chorus)
"Wanted Dead or Alive" -- Bon Jovi (I can totally imagine Dr. Tooth singing this!)
"Jam" -- Michael Jackson (Dr. Tooth, w/Bunson filling in for Shaquille O'Neal)
 

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Living On The Edge - Aerosmith
Rock And Roll All Night - KISS
Jump - Van Halen
 

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Originally posted by SgtPepper
Here's how it goes, List one song that you think would go over well on an Electric Mayhem CD
oh. my bad!
 
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i could see Dr Teeth singing "I Just Kissed my Baby" by the meters

Dance to the Music or Everyday People- sly n the family

Dont you want somebody to love - Jefferson Airplane

Proud Mary

White Room - Cream

Down on the Corner - CCR

Janice and Dr Teeth singing together on most of those.


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(Hey! im new here, by the way .)

nic
 

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Heart's #2 hit from 1991, "All I Wanna Do Is Make Love To You"---with the lead sung by JANICE...

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The one that I remember that would probably go over well on a CD would be "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover" by Floyd and Janice. It could also include Rowlf's comment: "Are you sure it isn't '50 Ways to Love Your Leaver?'"
 

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How about:

"Psycho" by the Sonics (Dr. Teeth lead vocals)

"The Last Stop", Dave Matthews Band (Janice lead vocals)

"If I Should Fall From Grace With God", The Pogues (Floyd lead vocals)

"What A Wonderful World", Louis Armstrong (Dr. Teeth solo on organ)

"Desafinado", Stan Getz (instrumental, Zoot sax solo)

"Moby Dick", Led Zeppelin (instrumental, Animal drum solo)
 

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funky jazzy psychedelic rock versions of "Rubber Duckie", "C Is For Cookie", and "Doin The Pigeon"
 
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