Moxy Fruvous, Talking Heads, Live Noise, Psycho Killer

Psycho Killer [Moxy Fruvous / Talking Head]

From The Vault … August 19, 2011

The band Moxy Fruvous has been called the biggest independent band to come out of Canada since the Barenaked Ladies. That’s one of those things people say to sound impressive but no one actually knows what it means.

The band has also set back American geography by decades by preforming a song called “The Lowest Highest Point” which identifies Delaware as the state with the lowest highest point. As we all know, the state with the actual lowest highest point is Florida. Delaware has the lowest median elevation. This is why the United States can’t compete with China people! Canadians sabotaging our educational system.

So from the same live album as the “Lowest Highest Point,” here’s a Talking Heads cover.

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This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody) [Lumineers / Talking Heads]

For years I thought this song was called Native Melody. Boy, I was dumb.

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Burning Down The House [Used / Talking Heads]

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Why buy new when you can get it just as good Used? Get it? Cause this Talking Heads cover is by The Used? I'm friggin hilarious.

Psycho Killer

The band Moxy Fruvous has been called the biggest independent band to come out of Canada since the Barenaked Ladies. That's one of those things people say to sound impressive but no one actually knows what it means. 

The band has also set back American geography by decades by preforming a song called "The Lowest Highest Point" which identifies Delaware as the state with the lowest highest point. As we all know, the state with the actual lowest highest point is Florida. Delaware has the lowest median elevation. This is why the United States can't compete with China people! Canadians sabotaging our educational system.

So from the same live album as the "Lowest Highest Point," here's a Talking Heads cover.  

Psycho Killer

Grammy nominated group The Bobs were my introduction to the world of Acapella groups, and now I'm introducing them to you. While most Acapella groups are rather obscure, you may be familiar with their work, March and Fanfare, A.K.A. The Andy Kaufman Theme, his entrance music from his wrestling days. Here they are covering the Talking Heads.