I found this on Rev. Bill Cwirla's blog.
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10 comments:
I am speechless.
I guess I've been doing it all wrong. Where can our band get those cool vests?
I'm going to have to listen to "It's a Small World After All" just to get this song out of my head. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh!!!!
And they're Canadian!
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh x infinity!
Oh, what memories of listening to Ska in college! Followed shortly thereafter with memories of vomiting in college!
While jaws are still on the ground from the original video, watch the first 3 seconds of this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKFFbVKI6Qw&watch_response
...based on the intro screen, this song was covered at a youth rally for what I assume is a Roman Catholic church.
There's definitly a prayer request or three in this.
Steve you were the last good thing to come out of Canada. (All together now: Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh)
"He is like a mountie . . . He always gets His man . . . and He'll zap you anway He can . . . zap."
pure awesomeness
I, like Sheri am speechless. Haven't heard anything this amazing since the 1992 children's ministry music cassette tape entitled "The Rapp'n Rabbit"! A couple of the authors of these posts probably have similar fond memories of that classic tape that could even motivate a stoic Norwegian like me to subtlety tap his toes inside his shoes. Unfortunately this one-of-a-kind tape can no longer be found in the VCC music archives.
Hahahahahaha!!!!!!
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