Yes, of course, there’s Star Wars-themed ska-core, why do you ask? This is “Vader” by the Taj Motel Trio. Not many doughy shirtless guys can pull off a lightsaber and Vader helmet.
Extra points to Anchorhead’s “Shredisode IV” for not only creating a speed-metal Star Wars song, but making the singer’s growl sound like Darth Vader’s breathing.
Finally, perhaps the ultimate Star Wars song, from Meco Monardo’s 1980 album Christmas in the Stars: “What Do You Get a Wookiee for Christmas When He Already Owns a Comb?”
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Ten Freaky Songs About Star Wars
Gnarls Barkley’s “Crazy” isn’t actually about Star Wars, but you’d never have guessed from this spectacularly staged live performance:
Blink-182 went all-out with the lyrical tribute on “A New Hope”:
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Yes, of course, there’s Star Wars-themed ska-core, why do you ask? This is “Vader” by the Taj Motel Trio. Not many doughy shirtless guys can pull off a lightsaber and Vader helmet.
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Extra points to Anchorhead’s “Shredisode IV” for not only creating a speed-metal Star Wars song, but making the singer’s growl sound like Darth Vader’s breathing.
Finally, perhaps the ultimate Star Wars song, from Meco Monardo’s 1980 album Christmas in the Stars: “What Do You Get a Wookiee for Christmas When He Already Owns a Comb?”