- Mon Dec 03, 2007 11:51 am
#315680
I've not decided.
"On Christmas Day, Kylie Minogue will climb inside the Tardis and save the planet in a maid's outfit."
Fast Ood Rockers produced a very accomplished mash-up to celebrate Kylie Minogue's upcoming appearance in a Christmas special of BBC's popular Dr. Who television series.
They put together Kylie's "2 Hearts," a cover version of Goldfrapp's "Strict Machine, The Killers' "Smile Like You Mean It" and The Timelord's "Doctorin The Tardis," which is based on Rob Grainer's 1963 composition of the Dr. Who television theme. To add to all the time-traveling madness, Fast Ood Rockers also included some Christmas effects and rave horns.
(The Fast Ood Rockers should not be confused with the Fast Food Rockers who take their burger and cheese to a whole new trashtastic level.)
Anyway, hear it here
http://www.arjanwrites.com/arjanwrites/2007/11/listen-to-fast.html
"On Christmas Day, Kylie Minogue will climb inside the Tardis and save the planet in a maid's outfit."
Fast Ood Rockers produced a very accomplished mash-up to celebrate Kylie Minogue's upcoming appearance in a Christmas special of BBC's popular Dr. Who television series.
They put together Kylie's "2 Hearts," a cover version of Goldfrapp's "Strict Machine, The Killers' "Smile Like You Mean It" and The Timelord's "Doctorin The Tardis," which is based on Rob Grainer's 1963 composition of the Dr. Who television theme. To add to all the time-traveling madness, Fast Ood Rockers also included some Christmas effects and rave horns.
(The Fast Ood Rockers should not be confused with the Fast Food Rockers who take their burger and cheese to a whole new trashtastic level.)
Anyway, hear it here
http://www.arjanwrites.com/arjanwrites/2007/11/listen-to-fast.html
VivAyrshire on UM wrote:It just reminded me of this dreadful female called Yudster (cm.net / aled.info), who would spend all day just fussing over grammar points, and doing nothing constructive of any kind.