Uh....just watch.

We've all taken a moment to watch concert footage on Youtube. Youtube is actually a great resource for bootlegged, unofficial, or official concert footage. The only problem with Youtube is that 9 times out of 10 you're getting footage from some measly peasant, and not an actual company. The problem with this is that not only is it done by an amateur, these amateurs also like to fuck with the establishment and try out their Fancy editing skills. A great example of this would be something like what happened to G.M.A. last night. Deciding to check out some Buckethead footage, he stumbled across what should have been some footage of Buckethead performing the song Jordan (You should all recognize this song from Guitar Hero).

Here's the video.





Yeah - fer'serious.

And it wasn't until about 2:30 in that I realised that the dude singing seriously looks like a futuristic version of the Emcee from Cabaret.


Anyways, keep your eyes peeled for crazy shit like this.

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Feminist Catalyst said…
HAHAHAHAH

I should be upset by this but it's soooooo funny...
September 4, 2008 at 10:23 AM
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