Jukebox Friday: Another Trip to Japan.

What can I say? I'm a sucker for Japanese music. Here's another batch of videos:

"Love Message" by The Possible:


"Robo Kiss" by W, a Morning Musume side project:


And just to show that there's more to popular music in Japan than bouncy girl groups (not that there's anything wrong with that at all), here from 1965 is Akira Fuse and the Blue Comets with "Do the Clam":

Not the Jackfruit Ghost.

In Thailand, they do things just a little different, as this commercial attests:


[via WFMU's Beware of the Blog.]

How the British Bust a Move.

This is just what every well-equipped home needs -- a Mellotron!

Jukebox Friday: Improbable Covers Edition.

Who doesn't love a good cover song? Especially from odd sources. Too wit:

Black Sabbath's "Paranoid" done in 8-bit style by Uner:


The great San Francisco drag tribute band The SheGees do "Jive Talkin'":


The Wellington International Ukulele Orchestra does a great spin on Outkast's "Hey Ya!":


A bunch of cellists rip into Europe's '80s classic "The Final Countdown":


I'm not even going to tell you what this one is supposed to be. See if you can guess. It's from a Thai karaoke disc, with a video that apparently has nothing to do with the original English lyrics of the song:

Fists of Steel!

Need your house demolished? These guys will do it for cheap. Hi-keeba!


[via Monkeys For Helping.]

Jukebox Friday: Triumphant Return Edition.

We're back. Word! And just in time for the weekend, too. Here are some tunes:

The angularly New Wave "Girl You Want" by Devo:


The charmingly vintage "Did You Have to Rub It In" by The Hi-5:


The whimsically parodic "What You Know About Math?" by TI84 feat. -E:


And finally, the jaw-dropping "Caribbean Moon" by Kevin Ayers:

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