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Heavy Metal

And All Was Right With the World

Congratulations, You Made It Through Monday. Have a Heavy Metal Cover of the Sherlock Theme. [VIDEO]

Here’s Eric Calderone, the same guy who did metal covers of the themes from Jurassic Park, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, and many more, lending his guitaric (shut up, it’s a word if I say it is) talents to the theme from BBC’s Sherlock.

(via: Nerd Approved)

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Marry Me, Man Who Plays The Jurassic Park Theme On Electric Guitar

Guitarist Eric Calderone, you have taken be back to high school, the days when I was in love when ALL THE BAND MEMBERS. Thank you for that. But also, thank you for giving me Jurassic Park feels. Those are always welcome. Now if you’ll all excuse me, I’m going to go picture a Brontosaurus headbanging.

(via /Film)

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We Have Done the Impossible and That Makes Us Mighty

Okay, New Looney Tunes, You Get This One: Daffy Duck is a Lazy, Metal Wizard

Okay, okay. You got me, The Looney Tunes Show, this segment from you is unequivocally awesome. A meditation on the magical powers of modern technological life that we simultaneously take for granted and secretly want mountains of recognition for, scored in the kind of metal style that inspires concept albums about the Silmarillion and drawn like the side of a twenty year old van.

Also with Daffy Duck.

(via Destructoid.)

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Star Wars, For the Metal Head In You

Who is this guy? What is his story? What made him decide to do something so thoroughly satisfying to our geeky minds? Apparently his name is Eric Calderone, and he is mildly famous on the internet for mashing up pop songs on his metal guitar. This time, he tackled Star Wars. I think I sense the force in this one.

(via Wired)

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