Jonathan Coulton w/ Paul & Storm
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When Emily met Jonathan (video)
young lady named Emily doing a little dance to Jonathan Coulton's song "Code Monkey
(WFMU's Beware of the Blog)
SkyMall (Jonathan Coulton cover) by hillelc
(MeFi Music)
ekko
Christmas is Interesting-Jonathan Coulton (Highly recommended!)
(Berkeley Place)
Jonathan Coulton On 'Code Monkey,' Free Music, and the Digital Revolution
to the life of a software engineer, wonder no further. Wired News' GeekDad quizzed Jonathan Coulton about
(Listening Post)
The Cake is a Lie
" songwriter Jonathan Coulton performing at a recent show at The Five Spot in Atlanta. It's from the recent
(The Yellow Stereo)
ekko
Christmas Song-Jonathan Coulton Gloria-Elastica Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer-The Slip If I Was Santa
(Berkeley Place)
ekko
, Jonathan Coulton-I Will. K is for killin' the beat. Lil' Wayne is too prolific for his own good, but when
(Berkeley Place)
Code Monkey Cover
of Jonathan Coulton's Code Monkey. Well, The Grammar Club beat them to it. The Grammar Club - Code Monkey
(Fong Songs)
The Great Outdoors - Spring EP
today. A while back, Jonathan Coulton announced he would post one new song a week to his blog
(HearYa: An Indie Music Blog)
ekko
) Wit from up North-Canada's answer to Jonathan Coulton. Your Sister 35. Tripwires-Makes You Look
(Berkeley Place)
Friday, Jan 16 2009
9:00 PM
An independent musician with the heart of a geek, Jonathan Coulton is a Yale graduate who left his day-job as a computer programmer to stay home and write songs. Between 2005 and 2006 he wrote, recorded, and published a new song every week as a free podcast project called “Thing a Week.” This year-long experiment produced 52 consistently well-written and solidly produced songs, and he soon became an internet sensation. Jonathan’s songs cover unusual topics not often heard in music and tend to make even the most jaded listeners excited about music again.
A number of Jonathan's songs have become full-fledged internet hits: his folk-rock cover of Sir Mix-a-Lot's "Baby Got Back" the unrequited love of a mad scientist in "Skullcrusher Mountain," and "Code Monkey," the anthem of software designers everywhere. The office zombie song "Re: Your Brains" made the Dr. Demento Funny 25 countdown for 2006.
A Paul and Storm show is part music concert and part standup/improv comedy-just enough of both to fit neatly in neither category. They like to engage the audience, and are known to award snack cakes and/or other prizes for good (and sometimes bad) behavior.
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