Video: Monty Python - Always Look on the Bright Side of Life

Did you ever thought about your funeral and of all the enjoyable scenes you'd miss on that day? It makes me happy to think of my remaining friends and family getting extremely drunk, eating until they pass out and instagramming my debris with smileys. The most important and cheerful thing in my life is music, so I obviously thought about the soundtrack for my funeral. Apparently, a lot of people do as shown by checking the Top 20 Songs Played at Funerals in 2012 . When it comes to picking funeral music, the first thing you should think about is [...]

Acabei de assistir àquela cena genial do filme melhor é impossível onde estão o escritor melvin [jack nicholson] e o cão verdelle sozinhos. Jack com todo sarcasmo que lhe é próprio e aquelas sobrancelhas, ao piano, canta: 'always look on the bright side of life, always look on the bright side of life!' e o cãozinho, ali parado, ouvindo. memorável. [...]

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If there's anyone directing traffic at the intersection of music and comedy, it's Eric Idle, co-founder of England's immortal Monty Python troupe and ace Beatles parody band the Rutles. Idle's latest whimsy is the comic oratorio "Not the Messiah," where he and Spamalot collaborator John du Prez riff on both Handel and Python's 1979 film Monty Python's Life of Brian . An L.A. resident for the past 15 years, the genial Idle spoke with the Press last week while vacationing in Provence, France, where "it's even hard to take a phone call - that's about the most [...]

If you visited Chez Bongo Jazz anytime over the past 10 months, chances are you were greeted at the door by the sounds of Bruce Cockburn on the stereo. He has long been a favourite of mine but, after seeing him perform last August in Banff, my wife and I purchased every Cockburn album we didn't own and proceeded to listen to his entire catalogue, one album at a time, in chronological order. It has been a revelatory experience. Decades-old songs such as 1976's Gavin's Woodpile, 1983's The Trouble With Normal and 1985's Call It A Democracy could [...]

I'm posting this for two reasons: primarily because I've been watching a lot of Monty Python lately, but also because I need a chipper song to cool me down from getting angry about our spotty internet service. And how can you be mad with a song like this?