Art like Picasso, and “Art” like “Art Garfunkel” the musician. You may know Barenaked Ladies better for having done the theme song for The Big Bang Theory tv show, if you’ve watched that before.
Indeed good call......"Our whole universe was in a hot dense state. Nearly 14 million years ago expansion started wait!...." ;o) Who could forget those lyrics? Love em! And along with Big Bang Theory, BNL has just about done it all. I've liked these guys a lot since the mid-80's. Also, Thanks for this reaction Asia and BJ!
I booked these guys in 1991 to play at the pub I managed- for $370, production costs and motel rooms. Packed the place to the rafters and everyone had a BLAST- The Ladies joked around, rapped, danced and killed it. Still the best live show I've ever seen; and still have the 5-track cassette tape they sold afterwards.
Is it plain white and just says Barenaked ladies? I got a cassette after a show in Alberta and it was a white tape with a homemade paper sticker label.
@@sl0ptart My particular cassette has a yellow paper liner and has "barenaked ladies" in black ink with a sandwich, and there is an olive impaled on the stem of a daisy stuck into the sandwich. The tape itself has white labels, and was 5 songs, the same both sides. Welcome to antiquity.
Thank you for being the first reactors to do our Canadian BNL!! I really appreciate you continuing down this Canadian path. They have a lot of really fun songs. One Week will have you scratching your head - but LYAO. You might want to pull up the lyrics for it. Thanks again from Ontario, Canada! Love you guys! ETA - I would renovate my house, get a new car, and help out my friends and family :)
*I know* a song i'd like to hear (well pretty much anybody's) reaction to..... ^^ (C'mon if you're Canadian you should get this aren't the Ladies like, a religion there or something? i dunno', maybe there's just one small group of Canadians from Toronto that kidnap nerds from Street Fighter tournaments and force them to appreciate Folk Music? Not that i dwell on or regret that) i blame YOU KNRQ!! Also McDonald's Girl and Moxy Fruvous! i hope my captors have fared well. xD
Fun fact: Back in the 80's, early 90's, Toronto used to have a video booth downtown called Speaker's Corner. For a dollar (or a loonie), you could film yourself and your friends doing whatever you wanted for 1 minute. Each week a local Toronto TV station would air "Speaker's Corner" featuring some of the most interesting, informative, entertaining clips made by the public. The Barenaked Ladies got noticed for performing one of their songs "Yoko Ono" which basically launched their career. Long before the internet and UA-cam these guys did it with a dollar and a few seconds of air time.
Great reaction. Impossible not to smile when you hear this - that is the point I think. My favourite BNL songs are Brian Wilson and Lovers in a Dangerous Time (Bruce Cockburn cover).
Play this song in a crowd of 45-55 year old Canadians at a gathering or pub and you are very likely to end up with a sing-a-long. While BNL's later stuff had more international success, their first album (Gordon) tends to have a special place in the hearts of many Canadian Gen Xers (and some older Millennials).
I’ve seen them live, 6 times and they always sing some fun songs, reminiscent of childhood! For example, twice- same Summer/same tour- they sang the theme song to “Sesame Street!”
Late summer of 1987, Vancouver BC @ The Railway Club. Studios got word of this new band out of Ontario and we were asked to check them out. Were they ready for the AAA circuit. Thought they were a little bit weird but that was the trend in those years. Others were groups like Crash Test Dummies. The rest is history
This song was a one of a kind when it came out. I was living in Toronto at the time and caught them in concert a couple of times. They were fantastic. One Week is a great song by them. They did a lot of good stuff. This was like being in a time capsule lol thanks for the memories!
In case you were confused, "Kraft Dinner" is the Canadian name for Kraft Mac n Cheese. So they wouldn't have to eat mac 'n' cheese, but they still would!
Ohhhh you’ve got to listen to these two Barenaked Ladies songs: Brian Wilson (live) and What a Good Boy (live). You’ll get a good taste of his amazing vocal skills….soooooo good☺️
Great band , very unique try their songs- pinch me, it’s all been done, one week, the old apartment.. they actually sang the big bang theory theme as well!
I've seen them three or four times in concert. Fantastic shows all of them. "Jane," "Brian Wilson," and "The Old Apartment" are all amazing songs. BNL is a band with range. They can do comedy songs like this...existential songs like Brian WIlson...and everything in between.
Two Barenaked Ladies songs that were super popular are "Pinch Me" and "One Week". This song is different from their usual alternative/rock sound. You will likely recognize them if you heard them. Great reactions, thanks to both of you! -Joni
There are a number of songs that don't get much air play that are flat out great songs. "The Old Apartment" and "Brian Wilson" are great songs. "Tonight Is The Night I Fell Asleep At The Wheel" is different. "Maybe Katie" is good. I'll end up listing most all their songs if I don't stop now ;)
Finally a BNL! "One Week" is their big hit but this song is just iconic especially in Canada. Ed and Steve (the two guys singing) wrote this song as teenager's working as counselor's at a music camp. Other songs I would recommend especially from the early days are "What a Good Boy" and "The old Apartment"
One time on a cruise which was also a music festival (with Barenaked Ladies headlining), my friend and I totally by accident crashed Jim Creegan's birthday party (he's the bass player for Barenaked Ladies). Instead of making us leave, Jim actually brought each of us a slice of his birthday cake. I have met each member of this band at least briefly and they are all super nice people.
You should react to more of this band they are great. I have seen them several times. I think you would like "Brian Wilson" or "It's all Been Done", or "Call and Answer". If you get a chance to see them live they are great entertainers and a real fun show. Love the reaction because you get the very spirit of the song.
49 yr old Canadian here. This song came out when I was 15. I saw the BNL at a small venue when I was 16. Everyone was throwing boxes of Kraft Dinner at the band. They stopped playing and threatened to leave so we threw our socks and they kept playing. Fast forward 25 yrs and I see them at a large venue in my hometown and the band while on stage tells the story of how we threw our socks at them all those years ago. It was a full circle moment. This band has seen me through the highs and lows of life.
BNL was/is a great, fun band. They also wrote and recorded some incredible songs. My favorite is “Jane” and also “Brian Wilson”. Go for it! Love you two. Keep up the good work! 😎🎶❤
Thank you for doing the BareNaked Ladies!!! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 I was having fun watching you having fun. Pinch Me, One Week The old Apartment are few other songs to check out. Cheers
Of all of the great Canadian bands, Rush, The Guess Who, Triumph, etc., these guys are my personal favourite. Pop music yes, but catchy and fun. I think that Enid is my favourite but it's hard to choose. Watch their videos or their live concert stuff too, they always look like they're genuinely having a blast.
BNL was one of my favorite bands growing up in the U.P. of Michigan. We'd get to hear some of these Canadian bands before they'd make it here in the US.
Believe it or not they have a real deep discography. Everyone wrote them off as that band with the goofy songs but they have so much more than this and one week. They do have a great sense of humor which really comes out in their concerts. But also great, heartfelt songs too. I'll let everyone else direct you to their popular songs but I'm gonna ask you react to one of their deepest songs: War on Drugs. An amazing song.
This was one of their first big hits, but they’ve got so much good stuff. And Asia was exactly right about Garfunkel. Art Garfunkel was the other half of Simon and Garfunkel.
I think the joke about art was missed. He said, "if I had a million dollars, I would buy you some art. == a Picasso or a Garfunkel" (as in "Art" Garfunkel). 🤣🤣🤣
"Picasso or a Garfunkel" (This is a play on words. 'Art Garfunkel' the musician is who they are referencing. There is a video of BNL here on YT where he breaks that down a bit to explain it) Thanks for the video though. 🙌
Lifelong fan of BNL. My wife and I have grown old with this band. We’ve seen them 18 times and this summer will be 19 and 20. It’s what we do. And every time we go we leave happy.
As Canadian as it gets 🇨🇦💙 My friend and i won a talent show with this song in grade 2, but im convinced its because the teachers did it too, complete with costumes and props 😅
That was such a great reaction, so much fun to let the imagination run wild. Asia being responsible investing and buying a house and BJ like we gonna have palm trees with a tree fort and llama's and a outdoor fridge, and all our food gonna come from Whole Foods! hahahah! Love it! You guys are easily gonna get way more than a million dollars, you are both born to be entertainers with all that charisma. Thanks guys, peace!
Not for nothing but this is the Band that I have seen the most "live" in my entire life. I have seen them 9 times and the were and still are a huge draw here in Western NY. I have seen them WAY before they finally got big. They put on the same show before they were super famous, that they did when they got big. These guys were the real deal. The love they have for their fans and the places that they play is unmatched. They just don't make Bands like this anymore!. P.S this is a silly song BUT when the line came that " We wouldn't have to eat KRAFT DINNERS" the entire crowd would throw the pasta from Kraft dinner boxes up on stage, Seconds after that would come the cheese packets...opened! So there would be a HUGE Orange haze in the air. They got to the point that They would have Bins before you went into the concert to put the Kraft Dinners in to donate to local food banks.....But you would always keep a couple to throw...lol.
I booked them at the Pub I managed in New Brunswick in 1991, for $370, motel rooms and production. They were just touring to promote their 5-track debut cassette. Still the best live show I've ever seen- these boys entertain.
My brothers band opened for the BNL way back when. They changed their name to" Free Beer" for the night so outside on the marquee the sign read; "Free Beer with Barenaked Ladies" They do the best cover of "Lovers In A Dangerous Time" by Bruce Cockburn
Loved this reaction and the song brings back some awesome memories. Regarding the lyric, "I'd buy you some art, a Picasso or a Garfunkel..." Simon and (Art) Garfunkel.
I love this band! Seen them live so many times, and I'm pretty sure they perform this song in every single one of their shows! They put on a great live show.
They have a lot of fun with their music, but my favorite by them is "Old Apartment". Really makes me reminisce about my younger days in a dumpy apartment.
Another great Canadian group is called the Crash Test Dummies. They're song about Superman... It was a deep and reflective song that haunts me to this day. I'm one proud Canadian of our talented entertainers.
This is a LOVE song! It has nothing to do with money. It's like saying, "I would give you the moon. I would give you the stars!". Only, it's brilliantly funny. This is a poor or average person saying he would give all he has to make his loved one happy. This isn't literal, for goodness sake. These reviewers almost get it, but they are stuck on a concrete plane with very little knowledge. Any music lover who doesn't know Art Garfunkel... That double meaning is brilliant, and completely missed here. The question is NOT what anyone would do with a million dollars. Sigh.
They were a group from Toronto area, back in the 80's. They had an easy low key style, where you could hum or sing to their stuff. I remember when the mayor of Toronto chastised the group for their group name, all it did was give the group more PR and BNL rode the pop scene for 3 yrs or so, then the group fell apart
Tying to your comment Asia, "Can't Buy Me Love" by The Beatles. Average house is probably close to $200K, a car is $40K each, so another $200 there. A million dollars will go much quicker than you think.
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Art like Picasso, and “Art” like “Art Garfunkel” the musician. You may know Barenaked Ladies better for having done the theme song for The Big Bang Theory tv show, if you’ve watched that before.
Or possibly Paul Garfunkel the 20th Century, Brazilian, Impressionist & Modern artist. That is the play on words.
Indeed good call......"Our whole universe was in a hot dense state. Nearly 14 million years ago expansion started wait!...." ;o) Who could forget those lyrics? Love em! And along with Big Bang Theory, BNL has just about done it all. I've liked these guys a lot since the mid-80's. Also, Thanks for this reaction Asia and BJ!
She called it... 👀 "Like Simon & Garfunkel?"...
The only sad thing is that some people don't notice how clever the BNL lyrics are.
Some people just donʼt understand sometimes you have to listen more than once.
I booked these guys in 1991 to play at the pub I managed- for $370, production costs and motel rooms. Packed the place to the rafters and everyone had a BLAST- The Ladies joked around, rapped, danced and killed it. Still the best live show I've ever seen; and still have the 5-track cassette tape they sold afterwards.
Is it plain white and just says Barenaked ladies? I got a cassette after a show in Alberta and it was a white tape with a homemade paper sticker label.
@@sl0ptart My particular cassette has a yellow paper liner and has "barenaked ladies" in black ink with a sandwich, and there is an olive impaled on the stem of a daisy stuck into the sandwich. The tape itself has white labels, and was 5 songs, the same both sides. Welcome to antiquity.
That's epic!!!!
Thank you for being the first reactors to do our Canadian BNL!! I really appreciate you continuing down this Canadian path. They have a lot of really fun songs. One Week will have you scratching your head - but LYAO. You might want to pull up the lyrics for it. Thanks again from Ontario, Canada! Love you guys! ETA - I would renovate my house, get a new car, and help out my friends and family :)
I was waiting for these guys to come up.
Thank you :)
*I know* a song i'd like to hear (well pretty much anybody's) reaction to..... ^^
(C'mon if you're Canadian you should get this aren't the Ladies like, a religion there or something? i dunno', maybe there's just one small group of Canadians from Toronto that kidnap nerds from Street Fighter tournaments and force them to appreciate Folk Music? Not that i dwell on or regret that) i blame YOU KNRQ!! Also McDonald's Girl and Moxy Fruvous! i hope my captors have fared well. xD
I don't think that they're the first content creators to have reacted to BNL, but it's definitely a case of, "The more the merrier". ✌️🇨🇦🫶
This band/song is Canada personified 🇨🇦
I hadn't picked up on that fact until I heard the verse about the "K car" I only ever hear Canadians use that nomenclature.
Fun fact: Back in the 80's, early 90's, Toronto used to have a video booth downtown called Speaker's Corner. For a dollar (or a loonie), you could film yourself and your friends doing whatever you wanted for 1 minute. Each week a local Toronto TV station would air "Speaker's Corner" featuring some of the most interesting, informative, entertaining clips made by the public. The Barenaked Ladies got noticed for performing one of their songs "Yoko Ono" which basically launched their career. Long before the internet and UA-cam these guys did it with a dollar and a few seconds of air time.
I went on that once my rant never made it to air though.
They still had that at least in 2000, my wife and I went there for our honeymoon! Great city.
That’s where I saw them first !!! Lol … on City Tv . Loved them immediately !!!
@@muleb384 ya im from toronto and remember speakers corner on T.V until around 2001/2002
Before they had a million dollars
Great reaction. Impossible not to smile when you hear this - that is the point I think. My favourite BNL songs are Brian Wilson and Lovers in a Dangerous Time (Bruce Cockburn cover).
Play this song in a crowd of 45-55 year old Canadians at a gathering or pub and you are very likely to end up with a sing-a-long. While BNL's later stuff had more international success, their first album (Gordon) tends to have a special place in the hearts of many Canadian Gen Xers (and some older Millennials).
Especially if those hydro fields ran threw your backyard
"Re-live our childhoods."
Nailed it.
BNL are all about embodying childlike wonder and enthusiasm.
I’ve seen them live, 6 times and they always sing some fun songs, reminiscent of childhood! For example, twice- same Summer/same tour- they sang the theme song to “Sesame Street!”
Late summer of 1987, Vancouver BC @ The Railway Club. Studios got word of this new band out of Ontario and we were asked to check them out. Were they ready for the AAA circuit. Thought they were a little bit weird but that was the trend in those years. Others were groups like Crash Test Dummies. The rest is history
"The Old Apartment" is one of my favorite Barenaked Ladies songs.
Mine, too! It helped me through my divorce! Love some BNL!
Don't know this band but l certainly like the band's name for some reason.🤔😂
They are a fun band, one of my favourites of theirs is "Lovers in a dangerous time", which is a cover of a Bruce Cockburn song, also another Canadian.
Such a great cover
I wonder about Bruce Cockburn sometimes. I was the camp counselor for his nephew back in 1988. Memories.
You guys so got the point of this song! If you don't end up wondering what silly things you'd buy or do, for you and your loved ones, you missed it.
This song was a one of a kind when it came out. I was living in Toronto at the time and caught them in concert a couple of times. They were fantastic. One Week is a great song by them. They did a lot of good stuff. This was like being in a time capsule lol thanks for the memories!
I saw them Dec 31, 1999 in Buffalo, NY. They put on a fabulous show!
I’ve seen them 6 times, live, and it is ALWAYS an incredible fun show!
In case you were confused, "Kraft Dinner" is the Canadian name for Kraft Mac n Cheese. So they wouldn't have to eat mac 'n' cheese, but they still would!
After all this time I finally get it. Thank you
Ohhhh you’ve got to listen to these two Barenaked Ladies songs: Brian Wilson (live) and What a Good Boy (live). You’ll get a good taste of his amazing vocal skills….soooooo good☺️
Such good songs. Emotional and beautiful.
Yes, Art Garfunkel paints, and so does Joni Mitchell - in fact she's a painter first.
It’s a play on Simon and Garfunkel lol
One of my favorite bands. They are so entertaining live!
6:59 Asia got it, it's Art Garfunkel that they want to buy lol.
Great band , very unique try their songs- pinch me, it’s all been done, one week, the old apartment.. they actually sang the big bang theory theme as well!
Thank you for playing Canadian music! ❤️
Money can't buy happiness.....But it makes being miserable a whole lot easier.
I've seen them three or four times in concert. Fantastic shows all of them. "Jane," "Brian Wilson," and "The Old Apartment" are all amazing songs. BNL is a band with range. They can do comedy songs like this...existential songs like Brian WIlson...and everything in between.
Brian Wilson is a jam.
Alcohol
Two Barenaked Ladies songs that were super popular are "Pinch Me" and "One Week". This song is different from their usual alternative/rock sound. You will likely recognize them if you heard them. Great reactions, thanks to both of you! -Joni
one week!! shit i havent heard that song since i was a little kid, but i still remember the words!
There are a number of songs that don't get much air play that are flat out great songs. "The Old Apartment" and "Brian Wilson" are great songs. "Tonight Is The Night I Fell Asleep At The Wheel" is different. "Maybe Katie" is good. I'll end up listing most all their songs if I don't stop now ;)
Finally a BNL! "One Week" is their big hit but this song is just iconic especially in Canada. Ed and Steve (the two guys singing) wrote this song as teenager's working as counselor's at a music camp. Other songs I would recommend especially from the early days are "What a Good Boy" and "The old Apartment"
Scarborough Music Camp was amazing, and BNL used to come back and do live shows at the camp it was really amazing.
Alcohol is a bop.
AH A GREAT CANADIAN BAND .THEY ARE THE ONES THAT MADE THE THEME SONG FOR THE SHOW "THE BIG BANG THEORY "
One time on a cruise which was also a music festival (with Barenaked Ladies headlining), my friend and I totally by accident crashed Jim Creegan's birthday party (he's the bass player for Barenaked Ladies). Instead of making us leave, Jim actually brought each of us a slice of his birthday cake. I have met each member of this band at least briefly and they are all super nice people.
You should react to more of this band they are great. I have seen them several times. I think you would like "Brian Wilson" or "It's all Been Done", or "Call and Answer". If you get a chance to see them live they are great entertainers and a real fun show. Love the reaction because you get the very spirit of the song.
It’s All Been Done is such an underrated, GREAT song! Love it so much!
Jane , The Flag , Lovers In A Dangerous Time, Old Apartment.... so many good songs.
49 yr old Canadian here. This song came out when I was 15. I saw the BNL at a small venue when I was 16. Everyone was throwing boxes of Kraft Dinner at the band. They stopped playing and threatened to leave so we threw our socks and they kept playing. Fast forward 25 yrs and I see them at a large venue in my hometown and the band while on stage tells the story of how we threw our socks at them all those years ago. It was a full circle moment. This band has seen me through the highs and lows of life.
This is such a fun song LOL! Always loved it, Thanks Guys!
A great Canadian band. Love it!
BNL was/is a great, fun band. They also wrote and recorded some incredible songs. My favorite is “Jane” and also “Brian Wilson”. Go for it! Love you two. Keep up the good work! 😎🎶❤
Omgah!! Yall are bringing me back! I love that yall are reacting to this. ♥♥♥
Thank you for doing the BareNaked Ladies!!! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
I was having fun watching you having fun. Pinch Me, One Week The old Apartment are few other songs to check out. Cheers
Of all of the great Canadian bands, Rush, The Guess Who, Triumph, etc., these guys are my personal favourite. Pop music yes, but catchy and fun. I think that Enid is my favourite but it's hard to choose. Watch their videos or their live concert stuff too, they always look like they're genuinely having a blast.
"If money can't buy happiness, I guess I'll have to rent it." ~ "Weird Al" Yankovic - This Is the Life
Nice!!! Pinch me is another good one. These guy's do the Big Bang Theory sound track. Great Cznadian band...Thanks Guy's!!!🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦😃
Your reaction brought me so much joy! Thanks for the laughs!
What A Good Boy is an amazing deep cut by the barenaked ladies.
Other hits are
One Week
Brian Wilson
Jane
Art Garfunkel is one half of "Simon and Garfunkel" ... He sang lead on "Bridge Over Troubled Water" that you reacted to...
BNL was one of my favorite bands growing up in the U.P. of Michigan. We'd get to hear some of these Canadian bands before they'd make it here in the US.
"Garfunkles an artist too, he a painter" Said with such confidence he probably believed it himself.
Great song. They have some bangers
Believe it or not they have a real deep discography. Everyone wrote them off as that band with the goofy songs but they have so much more than this and one week. They do have a great sense of humor which really comes out in their concerts. But also great, heartfelt songs too. I'll let everyone else direct you to their popular songs but I'm gonna ask you react to one of their deepest songs: War on Drugs. An amazing song.
I only listen to "War on Drugs" when I need a good cry. But that's because it does the job every time.
This was one of their first big hits, but they’ve got so much good stuff. And Asia was exactly right about Garfunkel. Art Garfunkel was the other half of Simon and Garfunkel.
Pinch Me, The Old Apartment, One Week... Great songs!
I think the joke about art was missed. He said, "if I had a million dollars, I would buy you some art. == a Picasso or a Garfunkel" (as in "Art" Garfunkel). 🤣🤣🤣
My brother used to sing this all the time. I used to hate it because it would get stuck in my head but I love it now haha
"Picasso or a Garfunkel" (This is a play on words. 'Art Garfunkel' the musician is who they are referencing. There is a video of BNL here on YT where he breaks that down a bit to explain it)
Thanks for the video though. 🙌
They just aint the same without Stephen Page ... (old news)
Art Garfunkel from Simon and Garfunkel 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for the reaction to BNL! "This is Me in Grade 9" is another fun song. Lots going on in it.
..this was different. Not my type of song/music, but enjoyed the reaction! Keep it up...
listen to barenaked ladies other songs- falling for the first time, pinch me, jane
Lifelong fan of BNL. My wife and I have grown old with this band. We’ve seen them 18 times and this summer will be 19 and 20. It’s what we do. And every time we go we leave happy.
The Old Apartment is a classic 90s banger...!!!!
“Chesterfield” is a Canadian word for couch or sofa .... and “Kraft Dinner” is boxed Mac and Cheese ... 😬👍🏼
Chesterfield is British, we just held onto it. 😉
nobody under the age of 80 in canada actually uses chesterfield though
As Canadian as it gets 🇨🇦💙
My friend and i won a talent show with this song in grade 2, but im convinced its because the teachers did it too, complete with costumes and props 😅
That was such a great reaction, so much fun to let the imagination run wild. Asia being responsible investing and buying a house and BJ like we gonna have palm trees with a tree fort and llama's and a outdoor fridge, and all our food gonna come from Whole Foods! hahahah! Love it! You guys are easily gonna get way more than a million dollars, you are both born to be entertainers with all that charisma. Thanks guys, peace!
Not for nothing but this is the Band that I have seen the most "live" in my entire life. I have seen them 9 times and the were and still are a huge draw here in Western NY. I have seen them WAY before they finally got big. They put on the same show before they were super famous, that they did when they got big. These guys were the real deal. The love they have for their fans and the places that they play is unmatched. They just don't make Bands like this anymore!. P.S this is a silly song BUT when the line came that " We wouldn't have to eat KRAFT DINNERS" the entire crowd would throw the pasta from Kraft dinner boxes up on stage, Seconds after that would come the cheese packets...opened! So there would be a HUGE Orange haze in the air. They got to the point that They would have Bins before you went into the concert to put the Kraft Dinners in to donate to local food banks.....But you would always keep a couple to throw...lol.
I booked them at the Pub I managed in New Brunswick in 1991, for $370, motel rooms and production. They were just touring to promote their 5-track debut cassette. Still the best live show I've ever seen- these boys entertain.
My brothers band opened for the BNL way back when. They changed their name to" Free Beer" for the night so outside on the marquee the sign read; "Free Beer with Barenaked Ladies" They do the best cover of "Lovers In A Dangerous Time" by Bruce Cockburn
Great Big Sea is another good 90s 2000s Canadian Band.
Loved this reaction and the song brings back some awesome memories. Regarding the lyric, "I'd buy you some art, a Picasso or a Garfunkel..." Simon and (Art) Garfunkel.
I love this band! Seen them live so many times, and I'm pretty sure they perform this song in every single one of their shows! They put on a great live show.
They have a lot of fun with their music, but my favorite by them is "Old Apartment". Really makes me reminisce about my younger days in a dumpy apartment.
Another great Canadian group is called the Crash Test Dummies. They're song about Superman... It was a deep and reflective song that haunts me to this day. I'm one proud Canadian of our talented entertainers.
Art Garfunkel is Garfunkel from Simon and Garfunkel…but I like how bj thought he was slick with his “knowledge” on fine art…love you guys!
If you thought that was entertaining, find something by "The Arrogant Worms", a Canadian act from the 90s that was very entertaining...
Been face to face with an Emu....you better have a big back yard...big freaking bird
Fun fact, this song came out in 1992….the value of 1,000,000 dollars today would be 2,000,300….
This is a LOVE song! It has nothing to do with money. It's like saying, "I would give you the moon. I would give you the stars!". Only, it's brilliantly funny. This is a poor or average person saying he would give all he has to make his loved one happy. This isn't literal, for goodness sake. These reviewers almost get it, but they are stuck on a concrete plane with very little knowledge. Any music lover who doesn't know Art Garfunkel... That double meaning is brilliant, and completely missed here. The question is NOT what anyone would do with a million dollars. Sigh.
Canadian content suggestion: "Home For A Rest" by Spirit of the West
Love that you are checking into Canada! Please, check out Canadian rapper Classified!
Dijon Ketchup!!
A Chesterfield is a sofa or couch in Canada , Kraft Dinner is called KD in Canada or Kraft Mac n Cheese in the US, Garfunkel’s first name is ART
♥ Paul Simon + Art Garfunkel = Simon & Garfunkel
I would love to see you guys react to "Alcohol" by Barenaked Ladies
I met BNL at a pizza shop in Moncton NB back in '93 - love these guys!!
They were a group from Toronto area, back in the 80's. They had an easy low key style, where you could hum or sing to their stuff. I remember when the mayor of Toronto chastised the group for their group name, all it did was give the group more PR and BNL rode the pop scene for 3 yrs or so, then the group fell apart
I had the hots for ED'S sister in high school in Scarborough, in the 70's, time flies.
Thank you! I laugh/cried listening to this with you. I fell over on the Art Garfunkel part. Thanks!
I played that CD so many times. Saw them live in Sudbury. Great band, and they put on a great show.
Keep in mind that this was written in the mid 90's in Canada, where then, you could basically retire with that amount of money
I love your banter about the Garfunkel. That slayed me. Good stuff. He's an artist alright!
Tying to your comment Asia, "Can't Buy Me Love" by The Beatles.
Average house is probably close to $200K, a car is $40K each, so another $200 there. A million dollars will go much quicker than you think.
They’re fantastic live!!!🎵👍🎶👌🎼✌️
I’ve seen them three times. Amazing each time!
It's art by Garfunkel. ...Well he is not wrong.
You guy's are great! More Canuck bands!!!!!!
They have a number of "fun" songs - but you can't do those songs and still sound good without a good amount of talent.
Please could you react to "Be My Yoko Ono" by the Bare Naked Ladies
it was just a joke about buying you the singer Art Garfunkel. Not an artist.
idk, that treehouse fridge sounds pretty sweet if I had a million
Their songs What A Good Boy and Brian Wilson from the same album are amazing. I saw them live along time ago in a small club. They're too fun.
Gotta love Canadian humor!!
Best version of this song is live. In fact they are always better live.
Art Garfunkel is the singer. Not art. His name is art. Lol
BArenaked ladies are one hundred percent Canadian humour.
This is so Canadian lol
They have others even better than that one. Check them out!! You’ll love them
Money can’t buy you love but it sure helps 😉