These videos are short, blurry, and difficult to understand. Nevertheless, they absolutely prove why we need to own the documentary 'Strangers', pronto.
This is Tim's voice the whole way through. I did a Google Search and apparently this is somehow related to a Martin Short sketch/song. Notice Tom mouthing the words in the mirror in a disinterested manner:
EDIT: Apparently Ba-Ba-Ba-Broadway! is the title of a musical comedy Martin Short released 2 years after this documentary was made. So...maybe unrelated.
And you're sooooo smart, too. Definitely 11/10:
Just wow. In case you, er, can't tell, this is "Everybody's Changing":
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Welcome Back. With A High Note.
I've said in the past...or at least, I've thought- that the world of classical music may have lost a possible star when Tom Chaplin decided to do that Keane rubbish. But watch this video. At the end, he sings the largest and most beautiful sundae...er...high note I have ever heard. HA! That phrase actually fits for once. Anyway, here's Keane recording 'Perfect Symmetry' (or rather, Symmotry) in Berlin last year:
Labels:
high notes,
intense,
keane,
large and beautiful,
opera,
richard hughes,
swearing,
tim rice-oxley,
tom chaplin
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