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Hi I'm Brad. I'm John. So we're finally getting around to doing the fourth of four things
that Tara Stone released at Christmas time. Alright. Which of course means it's basically
been four weeks since Christmas. Yeah. It seems like it was yesterday. So all that basically
means is it's about 48 weeks until Christmas. Yeah. Have you made your list yet anyway?
Have you started that shopping? Yeah. This is the ideal time of year to shop for Christmas
things. Actually, it's a bit late now. Clarence is just about gone. But this is pretty much,
this is the time you want to shop for Christmas things. For next year, you can buy this year.
After the season. This one is one that I've never heard of from a group that I've never heard of.
So yeah, it's an original. That's usually how it is. Yeah. So, well, normally I've at least,
I tend to have at least heard of the group. I might not know anything about them, but I normally
at least tend to have heard of them. This time he's a Russian de-boxer is doing a cover of a
Finnish gothic rock band's called H.I.M. H-I-M. The song is called Join Me in Death. It was
released in 1999. And it's in English. So you've got a Russian guy covering a Finnish group singing
in English. Following so far? Confused yet? Okay. It's a dark romantic rock ballad about
an intense eternal love using death as a metaphor for the ultimate unity and escape from the world's
harshness. Kind of like a modern twist on Romeo and Juliet, I guess. All right. Got that all out?
Yes. It also caused a bit of controversy at the time when it was originally released because
people thought they ran too far along the Romeo and Juliet line. Oh, suicide for love? No,
no. The band didn't have to come out and clarify. It's not about that.
All right. Before we check it out, make sure you hit that like and subscribe.
There. Right. Headphones. All right. I'll show you today.
Escape from this world. And we waited for her so long. For this moment to come.
We're so anxious to be together, together in death.
Would you die tonight for love? Baby, join me in the death. Would you die? Baby, keep me in the
death. Would you die tonight for love? Baby, join me in the death.
Weirdly enough, I think I actually might have heard this in something. It sounds a little
familiar. Mostly the kind of chorus line. So, yeah, I wonder if it's been like a movie or
something like that. Could well be. I can imagine it in like a vampire movie or
something like that. Almost like. I like the way he's doing it. Yeah.
Interesting. Grab bag. Grab bag.
Baby, join me in the death.
Would you die tonight for love? Baby, join me in the death.
This life ain't worth living. Join me. Join me. Join me. Join me. Join me.
This life ain't worth living.
Baby, join me in the death. Would you die? Baby, join me in the death.
Would you die tonight for us? Baby, join me in the death.
Baby, join me in the death.
I like how he did that end part. Not the most thing, but you know.
I can do that one. Yeah, that one's easy.
Finally, he did something we can repeat.
Yeah. Yeah, with the electric guitar and that.
Yeah. Obviously, I can't do that, but with enough practice, I'm sure I've come nowhere near.
Yeah, that kind of like that.
Except he's doing it like. Yeah.
And like, yeah, that's, yeah, that's one of the real kind of like interesting
little takeaways from this one is that kind of like it's almost like water dropping sort of thing
into a pool, that kind of like noise. Yeah. Which, yeah. Definitely wouldn't be able to
repeat it. Yeah. But it is kind of like it's one of those.
I say every time I watch him, I focus so much on the like mouth movements and face movements.
Yeah. And he showed, you know, showed off some more of his bass work in this one as well,
because he always loved the bass singers. So, you know, automatically plus one on that,
because it's kind of like we've got some bass stuff out of it.
Right. Yeah. Well, that was good. That was the last four he did on Christmas,
and he's got tons of other stuff that we're obviously going to react to, too. So if you
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