If this video of the Muppets performing Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” doesn’t put a smile on your face, then you have no soul. All of your favorite Muppets are there, with Animal stealing the show (as always).

This will be the best thing you will see on the Internet today. And yes, this includes any “adult” entertainment you might have watched. For research purposes, of course.

They sidestepped the issue of Muppets singing about killing people quite nicely. I don’t know if I could have dealt with Animal going on about putting a gun against someone’s head.

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Artist: Puddle of Mudd

Song: Spaceship

Explanation: Let’s face it, you had no idea Puddle of Mudd, aka Puddle of Shite, even still existed. But they do. And they’re recording new music. It still sucks.

Sample lyrics:

A long time ago in a galaxy far a wasted
I’m basted c’mon yeah
I’m in the floor and I got all
The flavors you tasted
With sweat dripping down your little back

Cause all night long, said
All night long, I been thinking
About how to get your clothes on the floor
All night long, said
All night long, I been drinking
About how to get your panties on the floor

If they spent more than 30 seconds on these lyrics, I’d be shocked.

Why this video is bad:

Douchebags in sunglasses
Star Wars text
Unnecessarily shirtless dude
It’s called “Spaceship” and they’re in space, get it?
The ending (I’m not spoiling it, you have to watch the whole thing. Sorry!)
It uses Puddle of Mudd music

HT: [Videogum]

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If you thought that everyone in Ireland was in love with U2, you are quite wrong. Following their summer gigs at Dublin’s Croke Park, their concert promoter has been fined €36,000 after the band exceeded maximum sound levels.

Bands playing at the venue are not supposed to rock more than a 75 decibel noise level, but U2 were louder on 12 occasions during their three July 360 degree tour concerts.

Despite the fine, local residents are not happy.

“It is a paltry penalty, it really isn’t a disincentive. They would write that off in terms of planning for such things,” Pat Gates, chair of the Croke Park Area Residents’ Alliance, said.

Considering the band made €19.4m for these 3 shows, Gates has a very good point. Bono might care about starving children, but what about the people who live near his shows? The neighbors were also upset with their roads being used by trucks while the stage was being set up.

U2 are not the first band to get in trouble for playing too loud. Local residents also yelled for the music to be turned down following concerts by Bruce Springsteen and Boyzone.

Yes, Boyzone. Even boy bands can turn it up to 11, it seems.

U2 fined a ‘paltry’ €36,000 for breaking noise rule [Independent.ie]
U2 fined for breaking noise regulations at 360° Dublin gigs [NME]

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