40 Responses to “Masters Of Song Fu #4: The Winner Announced!”

1. Travis Norris Says:
   July 21st, 2009 at 8:49 pm

   Congrats Berg and Jerry! Great tune! Timely.

   May or may not do a critiquery thing. Still kind of bummed I managed to get bronchitis this past week. The song that I wrote will eventually be on my myspace.

2. Edric Says:
   July 21st, 2009 at 8:56 pm

   Well — congratulations, guys!

   MoSF #5, anyone? (riddle?)

   🙂

   (Jim! Jim! Jim! Jim! Jim! Jim! Jim! . . .)

3. Berg Says:
   July 21st, 2009 at 10:23 pm

   Me and Jerry are shocked and amazed that we have come this far in this competition, and are honored to have worked along side you guys.

   I’m not sure that any of us expected this to be the end result.

   Our song “Goodnight Sweet Prince” is a song honoring the works of Michael Jackson. In the lyrics to this song, we have included 50 Michael Jackson/Jackson 5 songs.

   Each song is in [Brackets]
   ===========
   Verse 1
   ===========
   At the [break of dawn], [remember the time] we had
   [One more Chance] and We [dont stop till We get Enough]
   Traffic got to [beat it], before it gets too [bad]
   Say goodbye at Neverland, we never want to grow up
   All we do is [say say say], but [Never Can Say Goodbye]
   [Speed Demon] behind the wheel
   As we pass road signs, the music starts to make us [cry]
   [I can’t help it] it’s [the way you make me feel.]
   =========
   Chorus
   =========
   Just me, [Billy Jean] and [Little Susie]
   As we [ease on down the Road]
   You were [gone too soon], almost [Another Part of Me]
   Soon [I’ll Be there], [You Are Not Alone]
   =========
   Verse 2
   ==========
   Susie’s [Lookin’ Through the windows] hoping for a [thriller]night
   Like a [smooth criminal] [we fly away] into the dark
   [I Just Can’t Stop Loving You] whether [Black or white]
   [Is It Scary] how [Human Nature] made them say unkind remarks?
   [Speechless] when they [threatened] your [privacy]
   [Unbreakable] we’ve been with you [through thick and thin]
   [Tabloid junkie]s exploiting you for more [Money]
   [Maybe Tommorow] [This Time around] now we’ll see our friend
   =========
   Verse 3
   =========
   [Sunset Driver] pulls up to the shining gates
   [Butterflies] inside make me want to [scream]
   [I want you back] I think [Heaven Can Wait]
   I [fall again] as numb as [morphine]
   Billy says “[Ben], [Don’t walk away],
   [Get it together], [It’ s too late to change the Time]”
   [You are my World], and I’ve come here to say
   You’re songs will always be the [reflections] In [the Mirrors of my mind]

4. Michelle Says:
   July 21st, 2009 at 10:49 pm

   Well, it’s shame Molly couldn’t get her song finished in time… but I guess that is part of the qualification.

   Nice job! I hope you’re proud of that song; I’m still somewhat amazed that you actually fit 50 songs into it.

   Grats! <3

5. Russ Rogers (of GöDZ PööDLZ) Says:
   July 21st, 2009 at 11:33 pm

   Congratulations to the new Masters of Song Fu, Berg and Jerry! You pwned the vote in the prelims and finished out the in the Finals with a fine, clever song with your most clean production so far.

   I’m sorry to hear that Molly didn’t get a song finished. I’m a big fan, and was looking forward to a new “Molly Lewis” tune.

   There is a Masters of Song Fu Group on facebook. http://www.new.facebook.com/group.php?gid=99943309099

   It’s open to anybody that wants to join.

6. sevinPackage Says:
   July 22nd, 2009 at 12:27 am

   Awwww, I was really looking forward to voting. Darn.

   Congrats to Berg & Jerry!

   I hope we’ll still get to hear what Molly made…

7. Spintown Says:
   July 22nd, 2009 at 12:35 am

   Congrats to Berg & Jerry, you had a great tournament. Very unfortunate way to win, and a dull way to end the tournament with a DQ though.

8. Masked Grammarian Says:
   July 22nd, 2009 at 1:54 am

   Wait…wasn’t Molly’s song posted on her website more than a week ago? What happened??

9. Jutze Schult Says:
   July 22nd, 2009 at 3:06 am

   For the first (and certainly last) time I had nothing until a few hours before deadline. I made up the lyrics and the chords on the fly. It took several attempts to arrive at something that didn’t totally suck. The story got changed as it got later and later. In the middle of the night I finished the ‘final’ version, only to realize later on that I forgot a line about “Only one of us/you can get to heaven, the other must go to hell.” So the conflict remains elusive and the lyrics don’t make too much sense. Also, I wasn’t able to pronounce the word “hooded” correctly and mixed the tenses at the end. As for the music, you get an idea what it sounds like when I’m in (desperate) songwriting mode.

   SHADOW JOURNEY

   How the hell did I get here – on a boat in the dark?
   There’s a woman sitting next to me.
   I say, hi, where are we here?
   She says, can’t you see we’re not alone.
   I turn around and freeze with fear.
   There’s a hooded man at the back with the rudder in his hand.

   I ask, did I really die?
   He says, yes.
   I say, oh shit.
   Then the woman takes my hand and she looks me in the eye.
   She says, now you have to decide what will happen to me and you.
   And the old man at the back he smiles skinless smile.

   I say, you’re joking, right?
   She says, no.
   I say, shit.
   I never thought it would end like this.

   Hey Mister, I’m a saint and sinner, but when it comes to dying I’m just a beginner.
   I say, hey Mister, I’m a saint and sinner, but when it comes to dying I’m just a beginner.

   I say, hey Mister, what’s going to happen if she and I start to procreate right here and make another human.
   What will happen to the baby then?
   He turns to me and says, I don’t know. Let me think.
   As he doesn’t have an answer the woman and I draw hope and start to make out. Start to make out.

   The hooded man gets afraid.
   Confused he doesn’t know what to do.
   He tells us to stop.

   Hey Mister, I’m a bad, bad sinner, but when it comes to living I’m just a beginner.
   He says, hey Misses, I’m bad, bad sinner, but when it comes to living I’m just a beginner.

   He says, oh dammit, I forgot to use my voice.
   It doesn’t matter anyway. I think I’ll make an exception for you:
   You may both go to heaven. You don’t even have to pay me now.
   But hey, don’t tell the others. I have to keep my image up.
   We said okay.

   So we went to heaven and lived happily ever after.

10. riddle Says:
    July 22nd, 2009 at 3:23 am

    nice song B & J.
    too bad about Molly. this disappointment makes me love her a little less.

11. Lex Vader Says:
    July 22nd, 2009 at 4:52 am

    Um… “congratulations” to the “winner” I guess? I haven’t been this disappointed since the time they cancelled Christmas.

    I forgot to enter my shadow entry, but it’s probably for the best. It was dumb and improvised and probably would have been taken the wrong way. And now I can make more songs, since that won’t be considered forever my “LAST SONG.” Yeah, I avoided your clever trap, Ken Plume!

12. danonymous Says:
    July 22nd, 2009 at 3:19 pm

    Why put “winner” in quotes? I get putting congrats in quotes, because you have been seemingly bitter for most of the competition, but Berg and Jerry won fair and square… and with a really great song to boot.

13. Darrell Maclaine Says:
    July 22nd, 2009 at 9:40 pm

    So, we had an entire round of Masters Of Song Fu with no Masters. That’s novel I suppose.

    Thanks to people saying unwarranted nice things about me, I guess I’m up for round 5 if my favourite competitors hang around and the challenges are interesting again (‘inanimate object’ aside, they’ve been a little too vague to be fun for this one compared to the great specific ones for the other rounds).

14. Edric Says:
    July 22nd, 2009 at 10:25 pm

    @Darrell:

    From one point of view, it may be true that there were no Masters this time around. But you will find that many of the truths we cling to depend greatly on our own point of view.

    Maybe it really _was_ “Masters of Song Fu.” Maybe the Master is inside of you. Maybe it was inside all of us! Maybe it’s been there from the very beginning!!

    (And you were there. And you — and you — and you — . . .)

    😉

    Long live Song Fu! (Jim! Jim! Jim!)

15. Lex Vader Says:
    July 23rd, 2009 at 3:49 am

    If B&J are now masters, then I declare that they lost the fight I just held against them without telling them because they didn’t show up. So now I’m a master. Also, I beat Death at chess because he didn’t play me, so I’m now immortal. And I beat God at the shuffleboard match I played without him, so I’m now better than God.

    Sorry, but if no master was beaten, no title was earned. It’s not personal, it’s the letter of the rules and the spirit of the competition, whether Ken Plume’s kazoo feels like being spontaneous or not. Neil Innes and Garfunkel & Oates dropping out of the last edition was disappointing enough, but things just seem to be getting worse.

16. cobra Says:
    July 23rd, 2009 at 6:35 am

    @ Lex WOW! You are AMAZING
    It is not B&J’s fault the master did not show. B&J did every they were required to do. They received the most votes during the initial 3 rounds (not to mention every round). They wrote and submitted original songs as required. Who has songs laying around about “Inside Jokes” that happened during the contest, or a tribute song to Michael Jackson’s death prior to him dying? This contest was to be fun, not for money, not for a writing contact…. but for FUN. You have manage to do your best to make it anything but for both the contestants and the viewers. Let it go, Lex and be happy!! Try it, just for fun!!

    @ Berg and Jerry Congratulations on being named “Masters of Song Fu” You have earn it. Your final song was, once again, quite witty and very well done!!

17. Berg Says:
    July 23rd, 2009 at 6:43 am

    The biggest part of this competition is to be able to finish a song is the time given. Molly knew about the challenge, molly WAS working on a song, and for some reason she couldn’t finish (maybe writers block).

    I’m sorry Lex, but I feel if you challenged us and somehow we didn’t show up, I feel we would still win. You are an awful sport.

    I really wonder if anyone thinks that you are as amazing as you do. Now go right a ten minute song about how much you hate us and everything about this competition. I’m sure no one will listen to it…..again.

18. riddle Says:
    July 23rd, 2009 at 7:22 am

    @Edric: you can stop chanting Jim. he’s said he’ll do it. but at this point, who believes there’s going to be a #5? and i have my qualms about joining… certainly our webmaster knows my, and others’, concerns, but little has been explained or corrected…

19. Edric Says:
    July 23rd, 2009 at 10:20 am

    SWEET!!! Jim — you rock! (Jim! Jim! Jim!) 😉

    In re: your question of “who believes”…

    I know that the inscrutable Mr. Plume has always been somewhat of a riddle. (Sorry — couldn’t resist.) And no one ever really knows what (or when) he might do something. And yes — I get the sense that he’s taken quite a bit of flak from many different sides as far as different aspects of Song Fu is concerned. (My frustration has merely been with the stubborn silence when delays have occurred, but I know that others have taken exception to any number of things — voting, “rules,” whatever…)

    And I’m sure it takes some non-trivial amount of work to put this up. In addition to everything else that Ken oversees. To date, he has hosted four “Song Fus” proper — plus a Christmas special, a Red Nose special, an ongoing Stephen Fry-a-thon…

    One of the things that bummed me out the most over how Song Fu #4 ended, was that the abrupt ending didn’t really allow for the kinds of exchanges that I witnessed at the end of the other Song Fus. Everyone’s just kind of surprised and feeling let down. Arguing about words in quotes. Paying left-handed congratulations at best to Berg and Jerry.

    No one’s saying, “Well done, everyone!” No one’s saying, “Well — this was fun. It’s too bad it’s over.” No one’s saying, “It was an honor being part of this pool of talent….”

    .

    No one’s saying, “Thanks, Ken!”

    .

    It was REALLY nice in MoSF #3, when we had the big, cumulative listening party. There was a palpable sense of community and respect and admiration. And it was a great opportunity to, en masse, thank Ken for all that he had done to make this possible.

    I know that a big listening party like that won’t be likely this time — what with listening parties already having been thrown for the first three rounds. But, for what it’s worth — a big, heartfelt thank you (and five bright, shiny “Joe-points”!) to Ken. And an invitation to others to thank him, as well…

    So — “who believes there’s going to be a #5”? I don’t know. It’s difficult to speculate. Ken’s always kind of been kind of like you — but wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma…

    But for my part?

    .

    .

    .

    I _hope_ so…

    🙂

20. Edric Says:
    July 23rd, 2009 at 11:35 am

    @Lex Vader:

    Are you kidding me?!?

    Holy smokes, folks. A little perspective? Yes — we’re all a little disappointed at the anticlimactic ending. Yes — there have been a few ongoing frustrations and glitches.

    There have also been TWO HUNDRED THREE new songs written!!!

    Yeah — I’m sure you didn’t like _every single one_ of them. But how much happiness have these songs brought to you? How many of them have made you smile? How many of them have you sung to yourself, out there in your day-to-day life? How many of them did you download to your iPod or iTunes? (Personally, I have 44 of them on my owniTunes list.) HOW COOL IS THAT???

    But no. Let’s focus on the fact that Berg & Jerry are holding a title under false pretenses. Let’s focus on the fact that Masters have been dropping out of Song Fu and inconveniencing the rest of us. That they’re eating away at out conceptions of how this contest “should be run.”

    I’ve written before that Song Fu is not for the weak-of-heart. Above and beyond the risk of putting your creative efforts “out there” for the world to judge, there’s also the logistics of creating art on a deadline, in addition to the rest of the constraints in your life. We have jobs. Classes. Family. A stubborn need for sleep, eventually. Some unfortunate competitors even have to battle with PCs!

    There _is_ a heavy attrition rate. But it’s not just Masters. And it’s not fair to suppose that “Masters” would be immune. You wanna talk about dropping out?

    .

    MoSF #1

    Round 1: Teardrop; In The Audience; The Flying DeLoreans

    Round 2: To Serve Mankind

    ——–

    MoSF #2

    Round 1: *Doc Hammer*

    Round 2: *Jonathan Coulton*

    ——–

    MoSF Holiday Special

    Only Round: Bram Tant; Nate Shivers; Jeff Fardink; East Carolina

    ——–

    MoSF #3

    Round 1: Jason Morris; Charlie Wolf; Shane Peterson; Denise Hudson

    Round 2: *Neil Innes*; *Garfunkel & Oates*; Rusty’s Rocking Jamboree; Heather Henderson; Jarrett Heather

    Round 3: *Paul & Storm*; Bryce Jensen; Jeff Fardink; Hallelujah Ape

    ——–

    MoSF #4

    Round 1: Molly Lewis; Jason Morris; Bram Tant; Timothy Rush; Andy Rumschlag; The Mysticbuzz Band; In The Audience; The Gorgon’s Gaze; Mike Federali

    Round 2: “Buckethat” Bobby Matheson; Mike Lombardo; Jarrett Heather; Derrek J. Thompson; Jeremy Pierson; Caleb Lee; Austin & the Pudaks

    Round 3: Audiomohel; Tom Milsom; Miles From Nashville; Andrew Thompson; Travis Norris; The Gremlins — but four people RETURNED for this round! Caleb Lee; Austin & the Pudaks; Derrek J. Thompson; Travis Norris

    Final Round: *Molly Lewis*

    .

    By my count? 6 Masters. 40 Challengers. Attrition’s a fact of life. Yes — it’s a bummer that Molly didn’t get a song submitted this time ’round. But remember — even given her Master’s status — she’s still a student!! She’s not a professional musician. She’s not touring around or dropping albums. Give her a break!

    And while were at it? Even if she WAS a professional musician? It’s STILL a challenge writing and recording a song in a week, when life keeps marching on. JoCo dropped out — he had a second kid. We missed his involvement, to be sure — but life moved on. Paul and Storm dropped out — they were attacked by dingoes. Think about that. DINGOES! We’re just grateful they were able to come back and do the Final Round of MoSF #3. (And, in their weakened state, is it any wonder that they got thrashed by Molly?)

    My point is — can we PLEASE all stay focused on the positives here? Yes, the voting engines have sucked. True — fine — get over it. We all love and miss Molly, and it sucks that we didn’t get to hear another song from her. Okay — move on. Ken doesn’t always post things promptly, and my “Refresh” button is about to need servicing. Vexing? Yes. End of the world? No.

    If you aren’t happy, don’t come back. Go read a kid a book instead. But enough already with the petty, bitchy crap, okay? In the end, as Ken has said repeatedly — it’s all about the music. The music. The MUSIC.

    Get it?

    Let it be all about the music. And long live Song Fu.

    🙂

21. Travis Norris Says:
    July 23rd, 2009 at 1:15 pm

    While, like others, I’m disappointed that we didn’t have a Master entry this time around, I think the widespread bi–ERRCOUGHHACKCOUGH complaining about it serves basically nothing. The best way to make Ken Plume say “eff it” would probably be to repeatedly suggest/imply/allege there won’t be a MoSF#5, though, so maybe it’ll help with that.

    Lack of Master attendence is a problem, to be sure, but it’s an unavoidable one. Illness, family emergencies, a paying gig, hilarious guest spots on Scrubs, and whatever else happens. Masters tend to be professionals, and nothing goes better with “professional” than “conflict”.

    So anyway, jumping on Edric’s bandwagon, THANK YOU to Ken Plume and QSE for all your work promoting, organizing, and generally providing bandwidth and webspace for a bunch of moody musicians who tend to look a gifthorse in the mouth.

    And Berg, please, cool off. The only thing I personally got from Lex’s post (and yes, a “congrats Berg and Jerry” would have been nice and appropriate, without quotes) was that he was disappointed we didn’t get a Molly song. Not really a personal attack. Saying you are cool enough to beat someone in absentia might be. Also saying “nobody listened to” a Fu’er who was in at least the top half of the pack every round gives those of us who placed lower a bit of a stomach ache. So bad sportmanship all around! Including me! Huzzah!

    Ken: Bring on round five. I suggest GLaDoS for the master. …..of course, she’s sort of busy… being.. blown up and what not. 😀

22. Travis Norris Says:
    July 23rd, 2009 at 2:53 pm

    Uhhh… Right. Edric’s post hadn’t shown up yet when I made mine, or I probably wouldn’t have bothered. Well done Edric! Hehe..

23. Peter Says:
    July 23rd, 2009 at 3:47 pm

    I’ve been lurking on here for a week or so, and am now compelled to comment…

    Anticlimactic as this was the final round may have been, the competition was still awesome. I think Song Fu is an amazing idea and am really hoping to join myself in the next round.

    Thank you so much Ken Plume for doing this, and PlEASE continue. It’s too awesome an idea to not be in existence.

24. Berg Says:
    July 23rd, 2009 at 4:29 pm

    @Travis: sorry to you, I did lose my cool, I was just sick of the complaining every single round.

    @Edric: Agreed fully…. I stated above that I was “honored to have worked along side you guys” and I wouldn’t take that back for anything.

    Joining Edric’s bandwagon, I also greatly thank Ken Plume for giving us this opportunity to share our musical creativity to a larger audience.

    Trust me, no one is more disappointed that Molly didn’t make a song. I am a HUGE fan of Molly…I watched all of her youtube videos, voted for her last song fu, and she inspired me to try out for this competition. So yeah I’m kind of bummed to think that since she skipped out on the competition, she might not have listened to any of My and Jerry’s songs….yeah it stings a little.

    Did I expect to win against Molly, no, but I was really excited to be able to go against someone I’ve been listening to for over a year.

    Not only that, but it also feels like, despite us putting in our effort, that we were handed the title. So if you think your are disapointed…try being the “winners” of the fourth Song Fu.

    I guess we will cross our fingers for Song Fu 5, and I hope that I will see most of you next Fu.

    (Jim! Jim! Jim!)

25. Steve Chatterton Says:
    July 23rd, 2009 at 8:48 pm

    Indeed – thanks Ken. Please don’t feel like we take you for granted, even if we’re too lazy to say it.

    Without the Fu my repertoire would be several songs lighter. I’ve written 5 official entries, plus a shadow for this round that I didn’t have time to record but I still intend to get around to, not to mention a few extras that came out while I was writing Fu tunes. One of them is one of my Top 5 ever written and I never would have written it without the Fu.

    Berg. Don’t worry. I come close to snapping like that all the time. I try to re-read what I’ve written, then I count to 10, and then I click submit if I’m still fuming. You won fair & square – be happy with that.

26. riddle Says:
    July 24th, 2009 at 10:10 am

    hi everybody,
    i just want to make it clear that i DO appreciate what Mr. Plume has done with this site. i’m very glad it exists and i think the concept is one that could and should grow, if given proper maintenance.
    but it frustrates me to no end that it is being handled so poorly, such that only die-hards are sticking around. Mr. Plume: the way to attract newbies to this great site (and keep them) is to make the site comprehensible, bug-free, and fresh. please, if this is too demanding for your schedule, trust someone else with the site’s maintenance. i only say this because i believe strongly in your concept and want to see it flourish. which is the opposite of what it’s doing now.

27. Richard Clayton SPring Says:
    July 24th, 2009 at 10:41 am

    seconding what riddle just posted.

28. Lex Vader Says:
    July 24th, 2009 at 3:36 pm

    I would reply, but I have been brutally murdered by the happy, fun-loving people of the internet, whom (during life) I liked to call “The Positive People.” They were screaming something about me not being positive enough and forgetting to use the word “puppy” in one of my sentences. It was hard to make out their exact complaint, as their venom had eaten away most of my eardrums. I only had just enough time to cry a pool of tears over the dejection of people not giving my imaginary unwritten songs a second listen before the mob stripped me of my skin and in an orgy of really positive happy fun-lovingness, forced me to eat the poisonous words they had put in my mouth.

    So, I’m sorry I couldn’t give you a satisfying payoff to these past two months, but this whole death thing came up and is really filling my schedule.

    Love,
    Lex Vader

29. Travis Norris Says:
    July 24th, 2009 at 6:44 pm

    You’re the most verbose dead guy I’ve ever had the pleasure of not actually conversing with, Lex. 😀 Also, puppy.

    I think this community needs a drink. And more cowbell.

30. Russ Rogers (of GöDZ PööDLZ) Says:
    July 24th, 2009 at 9:00 pm

    Something that I forgot to say before. I forgot to thank our hosts, Ken Plume and QuickStopEntertainment.com. Thanks to Ken Plume for Masters of Song Fu #4. I had a great time and I hope that Godz Poodlz has a chance to compete again in MOSF#5 soon.

31. Edric Says:
    July 31st, 2009 at 1:49 pm

    For what it’s worth… (Excerpts from webchat.)

    12:22 EdricHaleen: Any chance there’s any word on a new edition of Masters of Song Fu?

    12:26 uncascroogemcd: The last one burned pretty bad. Lot of unfortunateness. I’m regrouping. It left a bad taste in my mouth.

    12:37 uncascroogemcd: I am thinking on all fronts about it. I should have an announcement one way or another in the next few weeks.

    12:38 uncascroogemcd: And I appreciate your enthusiasm for it – it means a lot.

32. sevinPackage Says:
    August 3rd, 2009 at 4:19 pm

    I, for one, am grateful that this competition exists. I crave new music more than the average person should, and listening to artists that are new to me is even better! Regardless of the many gripes people may have (whether they are from the voters or the artists themselves), MoSF is a unique competition that let me hear hundreds of songs that never would’ve been created without it, and many of them have enriched my life.

    Thanks so much for hosting this event, and Long Live Song Fu!

    PS: I’m catching up on my reviews for this season right now. The video for the first round should be done in less than a week. Click on my name to visit my youtube channel.

33. Chas Lilly Says:
    August 4th, 2009 at 3:39 am

    I will be very disappointed if this competition ceases to exist! It is a blast to witness such a diverse crowd of artists going up against each other!

34. Caleb Lee Says:
    August 15th, 2009 at 2:42 pm

    Holy crap. So Congrats Berg! I’ve been gone so long I didn’t even know how it ended. =/

    Berg had it from the start. Molly would have put up a fight but seriously the guy got votes like mad every round.. With our without a showdown they deserve the title.

    Here’s hoping there’s another one of these and everyone can relax and have fun on it.

    P.s. I just got a new job RIGHT at the end of SF3 and honestly it’s all I have time for… hence this super late reply to this that no one will read. Things happen so I def. have no hard feelings toward Molly or anyone else who couldn’t do every round. (sorry… i’m a flake.. i should have done round 2.)

    Have a good one!

35. MickBordet Says:
    August 18th, 2009 at 7:09 pm

    Apologies for the blatant plug, but for anybody missing Song Fu and wanting to take part in a similar one-off that has a rather different audience, have at look at Great Hites.

    It is normally a writing podcast focused on short stories based on a weekly prompt (as per Song Fu), but for a special event they are doing a musical episode. The topic is “Wiener Dogs” and the deadline is August 31st 2009. The folks there are a welcoming crowd, so pop in and give it a shot!

36. Edric Says:
    August 18th, 2009 at 11:31 pm

    Good news! Good news!

    More Fu to come!!!

    http://twitter.com/KenPlume/status/3395954039

    🙂

37. Wilson Fowlie Says:
    September 4th, 2009 at 3:33 pm

    Does anyone here follow the FuMP (the Funny Music Project)? If not, you’re missing out on Insane Ian singing with The Great Luke Ski in the last couple of weeks.

    Just thought you’d all (or you all’d) like to know that.

    And just to show that I’m not affiliated with the FuMP in any way (other than as a subscriber), I won’t link to it, though I will tell you that it’s thefump.com, so you don’t have to google for it.

38. sevinPackage Says:
    October 7th, 2009 at 10:19 pm

    If you’re like me, you can’t wait for MoSF 5 to get underway…

    So in the meantime, why not watch my reviews of previous rounds on my YouTube channel?

    I just finished my extremely tardy video for MoSF 4 Round 1:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjIm4bTSYcA

39. Berg Says:
    October 29th, 2009 at 1:32 am

    hey… I have a new band!!!

    Me and Jerry decided to do a full band thing and got us a drummer and bassist!

    Sooooo if you ever wanted to hear the Green Potato Chip song electrically and with better mixing(lol) check it out here!

    myspace.com/thewhatnows

40. Edric Haleen Says:
    November 4th, 2009 at 8:26 am

    http://www.quickstopentertainment.com/2009/11/04/masters-of-song-fu-5-sign-up/

    (riddle! riddle! riddle! riddle! riddle!)

    🙂

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