Page 5 of 18 Music Archive

"Forgive them, oh Lord, they know not what they f*cking do."

If you listen really closely, you'll hear someone shouting out requests for "Free Bird."

Little Wesley performs "Folsom Prison Blues" the way Johnny Cash intended it to be payed, by an adorable child.From The Heartwood Guitar School in Seattle.

I would KILL to be put in this prison. Unfortunately, I'd probably just end up going to some regular, non-dance-oriented prison.

Britney composed this during her experimental period, which was in between her exposing herself to the paparazzi period, and her other exposing herself to the paparazzi period.

A cover of "This Must Be The Place" by The Talking Heads presented as a tribute to "American Psycho." See more by Miles Fisher.

"A Cat!? I've been playing Beethoven for 40 years!" "He's been playing for 55 cat years."Find out more about the cat orchestra at Catcerto.

"What a cool police officer. He didn't even care that this car is stolen."

Kurt Cobain is given the distinct honor of being posthumously RickRoll'd.

Fresh off the success of his Slap Chop single, the ShamWow Guy sings about what he knows best: Love. Also, ShamWow. Check out more by DJ Steve Porter.

Nearby, a young Skywalker prepares for a dance off that will decide the fate of the universe.

If only Stevie Wonder could see this. Unfortunately that won't be possible. He's way too old to understand computers.

Finally, musicians that talk about the important issues, whatever they are for that day.Download the mp3, and check out The Gregory Brothers on Facebook and Twitter.

Dan Klein's audition for a College Humor Original. He was trying out for the role of Willy Loman in CH's upcoming production of Death of a Salesman. Needless to say, he got the part.

The Swedish word for memorial roughly translates to "mass dance party."

Last year Dave Carroll witnessed United Airlines baggage handlers throwing and breaking his $3,500 guitar. After being told he would not be compensated for the damage, he vowed to write three...

Sorry music, rap is the new "universal language!"

I had this idea years ago, but I didn't have 60 friends with Web cams and musical talent that were willing to help me. Well, I mean I did, but it's so hard to coordinate with everyone's schedules....

Just in time for Canada Day last Wednesday.By Gunnarolla

The amount of speeches you have to watch to put this together must be astounding. Whoever made this must be very well-informed.