right now, my vote goes to Robert Plant for his vocal "call & response" to Jimmie Page's guitar bits on "You Shook Me" from Zep 1...Nah Na Nah!!!...hilarious!........also, the vocal break on "Surfin' Bird" by the Trashmen...sounds like a bird on crack!...and Iggy's burp to begin "Raw Power"
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Elvis yeah! What about the end of Mystery Train where he screams out and almost erupts in nearly laughter. According to good 'ol Sam it was because he thougt he'd screwed up. According to A. Goldman (who?) it was beacause some girls sneaked in and start screaming.....
Stones89 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > McCartney cracking up on an early version of And > Your Bird Can Sing. I believe it's on Anthology 2, > the first cd. Absolutely hilarious.
Stones89....that's always been one of my favorite Beatles tunes.....that guitar riff is fantastic!
Potted Shrimp Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > MickGibsonSG Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > > > I always thought he sang 'scuze me, while I kiss > the sky!'........ > > Meg, will you marry me?
I think you're right....they even used it for an ad not long ago
Leonard Keringer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Stones89 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > McCartney cracking up on an early version of > And > > Your Bird Can Sing. I believe it's on > Anthology 2, > > the first cd. Absolutely hilarious. > > > Stones89....that's always been one of my > favorite Beatles tunes.....that guitar riff is > fantastic!
Yeah it is Leonard! It's really good! One of the highlights on Revolver imo.
He sang scuze me, while I kiss this guy at some concert. Forgot which one exactly. It was directed at a policeman if I remember well. scuze me, while I kiss this sky is the text on most versions.
The snoring at the end of In Another Land from Satanic Majesties. Funny stuff. Also, somebody says "Are you ready?" in a really humourous fashion on the Iron Maiden song King Of Twilight. It's just before they count in the song. I think it's their drummer Nicko McBrain. I could be wrong.
Erik_Snow Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The beginning of "Bob Dylans 115th Dream" is also > funny. Albert Grossmann laughter is unpayable.
thats not Grossman. As far as I know, its the producer (Tom Wilson, if I remember right)
DaveG Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 2 songs come to mind immediately: > > Roger Daltrey stuttering his way through "My > Gereration" and Dylan and the Band laughing their > way through "Rainy Day Women".
The Band arent on that song (the only song they play on on Blonde on Blonde is 'One of us must know', i think...that would have been the Nashville session guys on that one. Good answer, though - even after all these years its still very funny
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One that is much more COOL than "funny" (but I gotta mention it) is the "Oh Yeeeeaaah" in "Rocks Off". No-matter how hard you try, you cant say "yeah" better than that.
I can only think of muscial moments that are SO BAD that they in turn become funny. The first one I can think of right now is "Lucky Man" by ELP. That solo Emerson plays in tht gentle little tune on that monster monophonic Moog. He has no idea what he is doing; what the hell this mighty animal even does. But it is electric. Musically it is mindbogglingly horrendous! Thge ending of "Lucky in Love" when Jagger rants about a "royal flush" and "ain't that a bust" are embarrassingly funny.