The FuMP
FIDIM Interactive, LLCThe Funny Music Project!
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 46 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyMusic | |||
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When Luke Ski performed "What's Up, Spock?" at MarsCon 2022 he ended it by joking that he was going to add a new verse about Star Trek: Discovery, then said "No, I can't make that song any longer." Well, I can! So here is an updated version of "What'... more
From our recently released album "Live in Germany." During these shows, our MST3Kover of "Rocket Men" went over way better than expected, so we abandoned our planned encore song and blew the dust off this one.
One of the (many) disadvantages of being a musician of a certain age is that musical trends of yesteryear often return, like jury duty or inflation, and only serve to remind you how much you hated them the first time. OTOH, the whole Yacht Rock thing... more
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Sounds like this song should be about the DNC and Antifa.
Podcast Addict13 years agoKaptSlow- THE PERFECT SUCCESSOR TO DR.DEMENTO
I’ve been listening to this podcast for a decade and they come up with the best parodies and new comedy songs I have heard since my college daze being a wild and wacky Dementite!
Apple Podcasts5Rosmarbra
United States5 years ago - Gee, I wonder if they lean a little bit left....
They used to make fun of left and right but now it's TRUMP. They have lost their collective minds. I cringed when they took hits at sarah palin but they would occasionally take a swipe at Hillary. Now it's not even funny anymore. I won't support them further and they won't miss me because why should they. I am not their target audience.
Apple Podcasts2coatimundimanUnited States7 years ago - The odds are good
But the goods are odd. Great content!
Apple Podcasts5Marvin H.United States8 years ago - Hilarious!
Not all songs are hits (but I guess that also pertains to your interests & pop culture knowledge) but all are great efforts! I've discovered some real gems here!
Apple Podcasts5CoastalSatyrUnited States13 years ago
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