Last week’s clip was from one of my favorite songs: [audio:http://media.orderingdisorder.com/2010/11/week3.mp3] This is the first two beats of Frank’s 2000″ TV, from the album Alapalooza. The next clip is not the first two beats of a song. Do you recognize it? [audio:http://media.orderingdisorder.com/2010/11/week4.mp3]
Last week’s clip: [audio:http://media.orderingdisorder.com/2010/11/week2.mp3] was indeed the first two beats of Ebay, from the album Poodle Hat. See if you can figure out this one: [audio:http://media.orderingdisorder.com/2010/11/week3.mp3]
Last week I put up a two-beat bit of a Weird Al song, to see if anyone else could identify it as easily as I did. Apparently some people liked it, so I’ll keep going. Here is last week’s clip: [audio:http://media.orderingdisorder.com/2010/11/week1.mp3] That was the first two seconds of the song The White Stuff, from the… Read More »
I was sitting in my car a few weeks ago skipping through my Weird Al library, and I realized I could identify virtually every song within the first few beats. So, I wondered if anyone else could do the same. Here are the rules: each week, I will post a super-brief snippet of a Weird… Read More »
I’ve had this post brewing in the back of my mind for several weeks now. It started when I was driving to work listening to Linkin Park, and I started trying to understand not just the words, but the meaning behind the words. That’s when I started to realize what all their songs are about. … Read More »