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@stoneyll You're right. Gnarls Barkley is a combination of Cee Lo Green and Dangermouse. But it most certainly is Cee Lo Green singing this song.

what about Victor Fucking Wooten!?!?!?

@TheRayToTheG its etta james

@123slackjaw

the pretty lights version has been out for a good while. if you are referring to flo rida's new single, he took his sample from this pretty lights song.

quite reminds me of smeagol halfway through his transformation to gollum in the film adaptation of the Lord of the Rings.

this movie looks incredibly fucking stupid. another "classic" from happy madison. thanks adam...

@dawagonswan yeah, scar tissue is one of my favorites. and by far the greatest auto-biography ever written, i think.

the fact that he has a cigarette (probably non filtered) hanging from his mouth while tuning his guitar lets me know that there is no bullshit from these guys, it's for real.

@hardcorexc

for real no homo, those are hella bad ass mustaches. especially rocking the handlebar. brilliant.

i wonder if maybe Vic is the musician behind the music of Seinfeld.

nancy wilson is truly a virtuoso

taylor hawkins is the shit. as well as the coat tail riders.

if you like the banjo, check out Bela Fleck (and the Flecktones)

absolutely fucking genius.

actually a pretty good song. and will always be engrained in my head from count,count,countless times of watching this video as a child. my favorite part is how wide the kids mouths can get because they are sooooo into singing with the great jelly man.

i really really get upset when people credit this song to Tupac Shakur. I actually do like Tupac and think he was a revolutionary in the Hip Hop industry; but Edgar Winter is a genius, and this song epitomizes beauty.

fucking brilliant; fucking pure genius

this concert was incredible. we loved it so much when it originally came on PBS that we had to "donate" to get the vhs (back in the day) and i've probably watched it 3 or 4 dozen times. a near perfect show. especially when the USC marching band joins in for tusk and don't stop.

one of the better stage shows that I have ever seen in my life. I like that John5 was with him; live and in the videos for this album. proves he's not just a studio musician.

I got to see them in 2004, and then we got to eat and meet with the band, it was a surreal experience, some of my biggest musical heroes, and here i am shaking hands with them and sharing fucking shrimp cocktails. a dream come true; to say the least. and i'm certainly glad i got to see Richie H...

my son will bear the name Lowell George Lankford, for this master of song and my grandfather Lowell Lankford. Two deep meanings to me. I love this song, especially Richie Hayward's drum breakdown after the "Two degrees in bebop.." line. genius. may he rest in peace. Waiting for Columbus rema...

The original "Dying to Live" by Edgar Winter, is a beautiful masterpiece. I really believe a beautiful tribute is payed to Mr. Winter with this track from two of the most innovative artists of their genre.

we won't be able to buy moby grape anywhere but from collector's until their former and evil manager dies.

I was at this show. Really a great performance. Non stop bad ass.