laChewla
Victorian Village, The Heart Of It All
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Rumor has it - the folks who make Sad Kermit are from right here in Columbus.
The Kermit wave has already swept the internet and even was featured in Rolling Stone magazine.
Just thought I'd share his most recent video. A cover of my favorite, Elliott Smith. Royal Tenanbaums throw-back included.
Hilarious.
UncommonSense
Hilliard
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A beautiful mash-up of 2 of my favorites... Royal Tenebaums and Kermit!
Plus, though I've heard of Elliott Smith, and probably know more of his songs than I think, I LOVE that song. And I am now going to have to search out a definitve collection. Any suggestions, anyone?
And just to reinforce how uncool i am, I had never heard of Sad Kermit until now.... :oops:
brothermarcus
West Siiiide
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for all E.S. fans - I have the collected "from a basement on a hill II" recordings, anyone that didn't get a copy when it was available for download pm me and I'll get you a link to it.
mightymighty
North Side
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This is a response to Sad Kermit, and it made me laugh in a wtf way, so, I share.
UncommonSense
Hilliard
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still never seen "2 girls, 1 cup"...but that is the 3rd (and funniest) reaction video I've seen. I will definitely have to bleach my brain now :shock:
Daz
Tweeting about some totally unimportant event
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UncommonSense wrotePlus, though I've heard of Elliott Smith, and probably know more of his songs than I think, I LOVE that song. And I am now going to have to search out a definitve collection. Any suggestions, anyone?
Without much of a question, Either/Or is his best album.
Last year, they released (posthumously) a collection from his Either/Or era called New Moon; it was also incredible.
And while all of his albums are good, the above two and his self-titled are on a different level of great to me.
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