BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY IN A CAR

 BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY IN A CAR

http://youtu.be/irLsjBDPe5c

Remember when Wayne Campbell and Garth Algar made "Bohemian Rhapsody" a popular meme, along with spewing into tiny cups and making frequent reference to the likelihood that flying primates might escape from your rectum? Well apparently so do the Finnish. While there are no buttmonkeys in this video, there are four grundgy musicians crammed into an old car, rocking it far beyond its capacity. 


The Porkka Playboys are a street band from Finland who went from the urban streets to the rural fields and outside their native language to bring this truly great rendition of Queen's magnum opus, adding accordions, trombones, non-drum drums, melodica and a soprano sax solo. I think Freddie Mercury would be proud. And even if he wouldn't, Wayne and Garth sure would. 

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