...But this is Trismic's best song as of yet.
Most of his songs that I link don't make me make laugh as much as they make me go "Wow, this guy is so GOOD!" But this one made me laugh my head off and be impressed at the same time.
"His name is Mike Celestino
He’s a nerd, and he wears that as kind of a countercultural badge of honor. He likes not being in the mainstream. In fact, he generally loathes the mainstream. Up until 1999, he was the biggest Star Wars fan that I think I had ever met. Then Episode I came out and he was in doubt. After we saw Ep II together, he was destroyed. It was like his childhood was completely obliterated on that day. He’s pretty sure that George Lucas has set out to destroy everything that is sacred to the Star Wars faithful.
He’s very much into his childhood, reliving it. He’s an enormous Muppets fan, has been known to peruse the occasional comic book, likes action figures, things of that sort.
Anyway, about the song itself, stylistically, it should be nerd rock, definitely. I don’t have any specific band style in mind, but stay away from the Weezeer-type nerd rock, too mainstream.
A running joke amongst his friends is that whenever something related to Star Wars really sucks, we all blame him. He simultaneously thinks it’s funny and is very annoyed by it.
Somewhere in the mid 3-minute range would be perfect. If you go over, fine, but don’t make it any longer than 4:30."
Mike Celestino, What Have You Done With Star Wars?
Most of his songs that I link don't make me make laugh as much as they make me go "Wow, this guy is so GOOD!" But this one made me laugh my head off and be impressed at the same time.
"His name is Mike Celestino
He’s a nerd, and he wears that as kind of a countercultural badge of honor. He likes not being in the mainstream. In fact, he generally loathes the mainstream. Up until 1999, he was the biggest Star Wars fan that I think I had ever met. Then Episode I came out and he was in doubt. After we saw Ep II together, he was destroyed. It was like his childhood was completely obliterated on that day. He’s pretty sure that George Lucas has set out to destroy everything that is sacred to the Star Wars faithful.
He’s very much into his childhood, reliving it. He’s an enormous Muppets fan, has been known to peruse the occasional comic book, likes action figures, things of that sort.
Anyway, about the song itself, stylistically, it should be nerd rock, definitely. I don’t have any specific band style in mind, but stay away from the Weezeer-type nerd rock, too mainstream.
A running joke amongst his friends is that whenever something related to Star Wars really sucks, we all blame him. He simultaneously thinks it’s funny and is very annoyed by it.
Somewhere in the mid 3-minute range would be perfect. If you go over, fine, but don’t make it any longer than 4:30."
Mike Celestino, What Have You Done With Star Wars?
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