OMG! : Memories of (decades past..) vinyl LP scratched & repeating the same audio fragment over and over and over.. On the other hand, just gotta LOVE Bluegrass!!. 🇺🇲💪🏆
I have a habit or addiction of whistling this tune for the last 3 years, much to my family's and friends frustration. But the best moment ever, and this is honestly 100% true , was when I was in the locker rooms at work which are adjacent to the toilets. As I walked past the toilets to head into my shift, I whistled the tune , and someone (no idea who) sat in one of the toilet stalls whistled it back. Dueling whistles moment with a stranger!
First of all... Thank you for this interpretation of a classic scene. I did enjoy both musicians performances. True focus. I must say even with the clever yet awkward claps by Ned, the primal movements of the hillbilly dancing and a few panties moistening smirks from Burt. Jon Voight captured the moment with his presence of mind and instinctual actions.
So... Initially I was contemplating writing a comment similar in style to your very own comment. However... after reading your particularly impressive effort circa10 times I reluctantly accepted the fact that my particular contribution would not only fail to fly anywhere near the height of the bar you have reached with your perusing, but - even it did - it could only distract from the full attention your creation fully - and rightfully - deserves. So... when I stopped laughing I went to make a cup of Birdy's Super Creamy 3in1 sachet coffee mix (actually only 6% coffee... but a wonderful caramel taste, thus one can imbibe numerous cups and still sleep upon retiring)... I then re-read your comment, and - after I stopped laughing (again) I watched the original version (for the thousandth time)... and - just like my Birdy Super Creamy coffee - it never loses its 'flavour' and is just as good to watch again as it was on the first time :) * Did you know that the person actually playing the banjo was a rather well-known banjoist at the time (can't remember the guy's name now... this 'getting older' shit is a pain!), and is behind the lad with his arms coming out of the kid's shirt-sleeves, meaning that he was actually playing it 'blind' ! Hmmm... on that 'note' (sorry lol) I think that I will take another look at the original again... maybe even get my Geeetar out and join the fun! ... BUT... I will NEVER be able to hear this tune again without thinking about THIS vid!!! So WELL DONE for that! (you Cockwomble!) hahahahaha In short.... fuk'n BRILLIANT mate! lol
Oh my God. That scene is so iconic that you know it plays in your brain on autopilot but once I got what was happening, I couldn't stop laughing. This is subtly brilliant.
A neighbor of mine, who's like an uncle to me, played this for me, reminiscing about how much he loved this old movie, but he got this version. He was so confused and angry. I realized that somebody, just having fun, looped this scene/ The harder I tried not to laugh, the more I thought I was going to implode from suppressing it. My teenage son thought it was very funny
I watched this twice and had a sudden urge to marry my sister. Needless to say we did it, but are very happy of our identicle twins Bill and Hillary. We never imagined the impact our children would make on today's society. Thanks again. - Carl Childers
Michael---What ya got in them sacks ur warsh? You ought not talk like that, ur just a boy. Still workin for that Cox outfit tinkerin around with lawn mowers and whatnot, yours truly, Carl.......
OMG! I've been laughing non-stop since it started. This is what is called theater of endurance. I admit, I am powerless over this video. Bravo! I'm gonna watch it again and again and again and ...
@@oldokieworkshop4460 We have monthly adult beverage get-togethers centered around viewing this masterpiece followed by various interpretations, deep thoughts, visions for mankind - as the commenters here are - utterly fascinating examination of the human condition. Staggering implications for us as a species. Monumental artistic achievement, profound beyond comprehension...
well played, sir. after about 4 minutes, I was thinking, "God, why is this guy making that kid repeat the same notes over and over? I haven't seen the movie in a while, but I remember this part being a lot cooler." Well played...
i have heard this song many times. But I've never seen this movie. It took WAY too long to figure out what was going on! Now I can't stop laughing....thanks!
Cuando ví esta escena de esta película quedé tan impresionada de una escena tan real, y conmovedora, y luego explicaron que fue totalmente espontáneo, que esta versión musical no estaba en el guión, y ¿cómo iban a imaginar que se iban a encontrar con este prodigio?. Gracias por subirlo, esta pelícua es espectacular
lmao, Don't feel bad. 6:30 am, having my coffee, eyes half open, took me about 5 minutes... Funny thing is, I had to watch it again just to be sure I wasn't still sleeping, lol.
Very funny. Like in a can I take a bat to the back of your head sort of way. Cant say I agreed with those who boasted watching it again and again and would continue to watch it again and again, again and again again and again, again again and again again still again and again and again again again and again again but again you brought humor to where convention would say it couldnt go. Then I moved on.
It gets real good around the 5 minute mark or close to there. Could have been a little before or a little after but pretty much around that time it gets going pretty well. Its my favorite part that five minute mark part of the song where they really figure out there jam and let it do its thing but it could be before the five minute mark or just after by some amount of time. Wow what a classic it becomes at five minutes its where they are tuned in and really getting down with the song. at five mi
Pete and Repeat were walking on the dock. Pete fell into the water. Who was left? Pete and Repeat were walking on the dock. Pete fell into the water. Who was left? Pete and Repeat were walking on the dock. Pete fell into the water. Who was left? Pete and Repeat were walking on the dock. Pete fell into the water. Who was left? Pete and Repeat were walking on the dock. Pete fell into the water. Who was left?
In fact Insane cut the end and made a loop. In the genuine version, the four guys have to go, the guitarist wants to shakehand the banjo player, but this one is trisomic and does not react. The citizens tell : give him 2 dollars and we go. Moment after while rafting, they see the trisomic again, on the bridge. The impassible boy does not answer to their salute.
