Some call him the next Weird Al.
His songs include;
Fanboy (parody of Cowboy by Kid Rock)
Bad, Bad Bob Fett (Parody of Bad, Bad Leroy Brown by Jim Croce)
Mystery Science Theater Picture Show (parody of Science Fiction from The Rocky Horror Picture Show)
What's Up Spock (Parody of What's Up Doc by, um some rap group I forgot the nam,e of featuring Shaq)
Insane and the Brain (parody of Insane In The BRain by Cypress Hill)
Everybody's Free To Earn profit (Parody of the Sunscreen song by Baz Luhrman. I actually didn't liek this one too much)
YoU Might Be A trekkie If.. (spoken word)
Baby Got Brak (Parody of Baby Got Back by Sir Mix-a-Lot)
Star Wars Trilogy Homesick Blues (parody of Subteranean Homesick Blues by Bob Dylan)
Fanboy Christmas (an 'original' piece in 3 parts)
Quite A Man For An Al Fan (Parody of Offspring's Pretty Fly for A White Guy; tribute to Weird Al)
?! I gots ta hear this guy's stuff! I like most of those titles!
The group that Shaq did "Whats Up Doc" with were called the Fu-Shnickens. I'm sure that's spelled wrong, but I've got the pronunciation right.
Didn't he also do "88 Lines About 44 Simpsons"? It's a parody of The Nails' "88 Lines About 44 Women".
Oh, how could I forget that?
Well, for the past month and a half (or thereabout) I've been listening to the Dr. Demento Show. It's given me a chance to hear a couple more of the great Luke Ski's songs. One track that's been a pretty fair regular in the Funny Five is "The Spongey Dance". I'm not a Sponge Bob Squarepants fan, but I like that song. I can definitely groove to it. Then there's "Stealing Like a Hobbit" which I heard for the first time Sunday. I really like that one. Loved the parody/interpolation of Eminem's "Stan". "Stealing Like a Hobbit" was the number one most requested demented song for 2003. At any rate, that's now three songs I've heard by Luke Ski.
BTW, the Doctor will be attending DragonCon in Atlanta. He said that one of the acts appearing onstage will be the great Luke Ski himself. I don't know when the Con will be, but I thought I'd pass it along to any Nitcentralites living near Atlanta who might be interested.
"Music is a world within itself and a language we all understand."