The FuMP
2015-12-27
Artist
Moneyshot Cosmonauts
Title
The North Side of the Pole, Part 2: Cardiac Time
THE NORTH SIDE OF THE POLE
A parody of Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon
Part 2: "Cardiac Time" [to "Time" & "Breathe (Reprise)"]
Christmas is awesome. Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon is awesome. So obviously we had to combine the two. The result is The North Side of the Pole, a Christmas-themed parody/mash-up of THE ENTIRE ALBUM.
Years into this project, we have yet to complete it, but we're making progress, dammit! Our latest chapter is this parody of "Time" (plus the reprise of "Breathe") about the joy of holiday gluttony. Because "Pigging out on candy decorations is the Christmas way."
So indulge. And then check out the other parts we've done:
Part 4: "Red and Green" (to "Us and Them")
Part 5: "Chimney Damage" (to "Brain Damage")
Part 6: "All That and a Bag of Gifts" (to "Eclipse")
The comrades:
M. Spaff Sumsion: Concept and lyrics
Chris Mezzolesta: All lead and backing vocals, guitar, and bass
Bob Emmet: Keyboards, drums, and mixing
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Comments
madmanOTL - Dec 27, 2015
My favorite song of the collection.
mrwompy - Dec 28, 2015
Excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!
weirdojace - Dec 29, 2015
Great parody, and excellent production, but as a Pink Floyd die-hard, I have to say.... noooooo you cut the intro and the guitar solo!!!
Pravdalicious - Dec 30, 2015
Thanks, dino-mike, madmanOTL, mrwompy, and weirdojace!
Jace: I'm sure that Bob and Chris were willing to do the guitar solos and would have nailed them. I nixed the idea, however. IMHO, 7:05 is way too long for a song parody, and, unless you're, say, Spike Jones or PDQ Bach, instrumental parts just aren't that funny. If we do ever end up completing the album, however, maybe we
Spaff.com - Dec 30, 2015
P.S. That last comment was from me.
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dino-mike - Dec 27, 2015
Holy smokes!!! Another killer chapter in what is now a tradition.