Anyone ever heard William Shatner's "Lucy in the Sky..."?

[WilmywoodNCparalegal]

oh my GOOOOOODDDD... if that isn't the worst recording EVER I don't know what is...

[matcom]

1. Lucy

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2. In

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3. The

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4. Sky

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5. With

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6. Diamonds

:D

[swimboy]

12. The girl with colitis goes by . . . .

:rofl:

[AllegroRondo]

7. He does a version of "Mr Tambourine Man" that is worse

seriously.

[MN ChimpH8R]

8. Unfortuantely, yes

At a "bad taste" party in the early 1990s. Everyone had to bring a dish that featured Spam and the Shatner record was played along with some other classics like The Shaggs. Ugh. Horrendo. And "Mr. Tambourine Man" was just as bad. :scared:

The winning dish was Spam Wellington - Spam wrapped up in Pillsbury crescent roll dough and baked. The loser was Spam ice cream :puke:. Not even the hostess' omvivorous and very hungry cats would touch it.

Good party though....

[lazarus]

9. not as bad as

Nimoy's "Bilbo Baggins". And the video is even worse.

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

10. Heard it

laughed

[alarcojon]

11. Shatner has a very strange complex

Everything he has done since Star Trek has this "Don't forget, I'm William Shatner" vibe.

I've heard the song, and it sucks. Thankfully, I haven't heard Mr. Tambourine Man.

[trackfan]

13. I have a William Shatner CD with those selections and more.

I didn't buy it; it was a gift. No, really, it was.

[TK421]

14. I am the proud owner of "The Transformed Man"

My friends and I have had plenty a laugh over the album (drunk,of course)

[Prisoner_Number_Six]

15. Actually, the WORST song is

Leonard Nimoy singing The Ballad Of Bilbo Baggins.

[MrSlayer]

16. I actually own this CD.

I put it on to clear parties when it gets too late.

[Ferret Annica]

18. Careful

If the party goers are too drunk, they might actually like it and decide to stay. ;-)

[MrSlayer]

21. Usually only those of us who "get" it stay.

It's just a good way to send off the squares the wife invites. Heh.

[LoZoccolo]

17. He does a really good cover of "Common People" by Pulp.

I'm serious; it's better than the original. It's on his new album.

[Eugene]

19. Shatner did even worse.

His performance of "Rocket Man" for the
1978 Sci-Fi and Fantasy Awards was one
of the most bizarre TV moments ever.
He mangles the song beyond recognition
while hamming up a storm.

He also does a pretty awful "Tambourine Man".

[BlackVelvetElvis]

20. You have to see the video! Link.

http://www.devilducky.com/media/29841/