Pat's In a Metal Mood
I was over at Fred Leo's Hands Across the Porch, where he embedded the classic Shatner Rocket Man interpretation. ("Classic" to those of us who admire The Shat's limitless talents.)
And well, you know how the Internet works. One things leads to another and another and eventually you stumble upon some accidental gold you'd never seen before. Like Pat Boone's "In a Metal Mood - No More Mr. Nice Guy." (And you thought Hasselhoff had cornered the market on horrific cheese.)
This thing is apparently 10 years old, but it'd still make a great gag gift for the Heavy Metallurgist in your life. Which is sort of sad, because I'll bet Pat recorded this in utter sincerity. Looks like he got help from some well-known names during recording.
Here's an audio montage of samples of Pat doing Stairway to Heaven, Smoke on the Water, and The Wind Cries Mary. He also covers some GNR, AC/DC and Ozzy on the album.
Enjoy responsibly.
Buy this gem.
And well, you know how the Internet works. One things leads to another and another and eventually you stumble upon some accidental gold you'd never seen before. Like Pat Boone's "In a Metal Mood - No More Mr. Nice Guy." (And you thought Hasselhoff had cornered the market on horrific cheese.)
This thing is apparently 10 years old, but it'd still make a great gag gift for the Heavy Metallurgist in your life. Which is sort of sad, because I'll bet Pat recorded this in utter sincerity. Looks like he got help from some well-known names during recording.
Here's an audio montage of samples of Pat doing Stairway to Heaven, Smoke on the Water, and The Wind Cries Mary. He also covers some GNR, AC/DC and Ozzy on the album.
Enjoy responsibly.
Buy this gem.
Labels: cheesey guys who don't know when to give it up, Deep Purple, gag gift, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Pat Boone, William Shatner
5 Comments:
I think Pat may have created a new genre: lounge-metal.
By Anonymous, at July 5, 2007 at 3:39 PM
That is going straight on the Aunt Mary Christmas list, but before I wrap it, I'm ripping it for myself. (Actually, to make it more Aunt Mary I should keep the original and give away the rip.)What a find...nice cultural archeology, Mr. Jetpacks.
lol -- lounge-metal.
By Anonymous, at July 5, 2007 at 11:08 PM
cf- A real Aunt Maryian would send out cassettes without punching out the tabs either.
By Anonymous, at July 5, 2007 at 11:17 PM
mtlb -- cassette, brilliant!
By Anonymous, at July 6, 2007 at 1:41 PM
About the time he did this I believe he also presented an award at like the MTV Music/Movie awards and he came dressed in leather. I wonder if it's on YouTube...
By Thinking In Vain, at July 10, 2007 at 8:31 AM
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