This is about the only song by Nirvana that I like, but I hardly even recognize it in this fun cover version delivered in a 1940's swing style.

The original version was sung so badly that I don't think I ever really made out what they were singing (except for the chorus of "hello" repeated many times). Now that I can understand the words, the song makes even less sense and is basically dumb. Oh well, who needs understandable, well written lyrics? I always just liked the song for the music.

A wonderful version of Iron Maiden's classic track The Trooper in Bossa Nova tempo but with original concert footage and Bruce Dickinson's vocals. A magnificent mashup and worthy of being included in my series of cover songs.

This is from almost a year ago, but I forgot to post it at the time and then I completely forgot about it until the other day when I had a good burger and it reminded me of this awesome monster burger that I had in Green Bay, Wisconsin at Leatherhead Brewing Company just a few blocks from the frozen tundra itself, Lambeau Field.

The burger was named something to the effect of "the hangover burger". It had some of everything on it and topped with a fried egg. It was the most magnificent burger that I have ever eaten. Recommended!

A clever rendition of AC/DC's Thunderstruck using one violin and lots of looper and effects pedals.

Today ended up being an errands and sorting through junk kind of day. In the realm of electronics, I tend to be an early adopter and then I hold on to stuff for way longer than necessary.

This means that when I periodically clean out my storage bins, cupboards and drawers, I have a history of finding technology that looks like Noah carried it down the ramp and off of the ark. The Palm device is approximately 10 years old and the phones are perhaps a couple of years older than that.