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A special for Valentine’s Day: If only there was some way to properly describe the hardships that come with interpersonal relationships, the give and take, the potential for pain that comes with opening up your heart to another person….a totally original sentiment about what love feels like….oh well.

This week, we do another kind of Misappropriated Music, and finally settle the great debate: Does that extra ‘dun’ really make it a new song?

I’ve wanted to do this mash-up ever since I first heard this song by The Teenagers. They suck, they suck very badly. They are pretentious minimalist art-trash with barely any melody sung with horrific accents and their subject matter is reprehensible. But when placed underneath some classic movie musical footage, it becomes HI-LARIOUS to me.

Bonus video for Halloween!

In today’s edition of Misappropriated Music, we have one of the creepiest videos of my formative years, Tool’s stop motion classic “Sober.” We’re throwing in a cover in the form of a lullaby. I know this sounds weird, and it is, but there is a line of albums called RockABye Babe, in which songs from Tool,  Radiohead, and more are arranged for xylophones and toy instruments.

So does the inclusion of bell instruments make this video less creepy? My money’s on no, but let’s ask the Nightmare Juice Clown to be sure.