w00tstock — The Song

Well, looky here!  Or even better, listeny here!  ‘Cause it’s a new song!

Proudly features vocals by my best buddy Chris Hardwick & new old pals Paul and Storm.

It’s a tribute parody about the geek-themed variety show “w00tstock“, which is itself a geek-themed tribute to the Woodstock festival, created by Paul and Storm, Adam Savage, and Wil Wheaton.  (I’m very lucky to have been invited to perform in several of them. They really are little love-fests, like Woodstock, minus the mud and with more “On” buttons.)

It’s a parody of Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young’s incredible cover of “Woodstock” (orig. by Joni Mitchell), which you younger fans might not be familiar with, but which you should definitely get.

“Garfunkel and Oates” at Phirmilab

A few months ago, friends and fellow comedy-musickers, Riki Lindhome and Kate Micucci (“Garfunkel and Oates”, respectively) asked me if I’d be up for producing some songs for their first full-length album.  I checked with everyone at Phirmilab (computers, instruments, service droids, &c.) and it was a unanimous “1″!   So, between September and December of 2010, we recorded about eight songs, six of which are on their new album…

It’s a fun record that I strongly recommend you add to your collection of albums with the word “face” in the title.

Available on iTunes and from CDBaby!

(And see if you guys can guess which song I sing back up vocals on it’s “Weed Card”.)

 

 

NOTE:  The other tracks on the album were produced by excellent musician, producer, and great guy, Eban Schletter.  (He’s made music for Mr. Show, Spongebob, Drunk History, and most recently, he’s been the audio architect behind the brilliant Paul F. Tompkast.)

LOLLYTOWN Available on ROCK BAND

As of today, you are welcome to rack up some EASY POINTS in ROCK BAND 3 (or 2) by playing the role of last-minute-concert-substitute, LOLLYTOWN!

Haven’t heard the song, “Lollytown”? Fix that now!

You probably know how to get it, but if not, here you go:
Get it for XBOX (about $1)

VIDEO PREVIEW (someone’s already mastered it!)

(Come on—who doesn’t love a song you can master in, like, 10 minutes?!)