Back in 1999, a dear friend of mine named Larry came over to my house, along with another friend who brought his guitar. I sat at the piano, and the guitarist and I started jamming on Mrs Robinson, as Larry and I sang this song in harmony. About five years ago Larry died of cancer. I will never forget the two of us singing this song in harmony. I know Paul Simon was originally mad about this cover, but eventually decided he liked it. I like to think he would have enjoyed me and Larry singing it in harmony too. I miss you Larry. You were a great singer.
I've been listening to music for about 55 years and everything from the 60's on and appreciate the evolution of rock n roll. I really enjoy the 90's rock, all of it, indie, underground, alternative etc..great sounds!! Thanks to all the artists for all of that great music!
Why does this song fit so well for an ending, it’s like the closing of a door. Even before Scorsese used it in Wolf of Wall Street, this song always evoked that feeling.
Great call! I think it’s the last two chords of the chorus (and song before the outro) A Minor to E minor that really pulls your heartstrings & feel like a death (door closing ) of the 60’s etc 😮… it’s a heavy ending to a joyous chorus G maj E major g major e major c major d major )
when this came out in 1993, it had been about 25 years since the original. It's now been about 25 years since this cover. The film and the cover are both classics.
is a track about appreciating someone who has been significant in your life. It refers to the iconic character of Mrs. Robinson, played by Anne Bancroft in the 1967 film 'The Graduate'. The song pays homage to her character, and acknowledges the impact she has had on modern culture. The lyrics highlight the admiration Mrs Robinson has received and suggest that she is respected and cherished long after her time in the movie. The song also makes reference to Joe DiMaggio, a famous American baseball player, who is considered a cultural icon in the United States. The song is ultimately about reflecting on the contributions of someone who has made a lasting impact and showing appreciation for that person.
@@WilDBeestMF I did not know the Lemonheads are famous or this remake for that matter. I wonder what the Ramones would have done with this tune? I mean really, it is a good song. But Simon and Garfunkel did many others that I would favor over it.
Mrs Robinson is from the album “Bookends” by Simon & Garfunkel (S & G). I was just a wee lad of 4 when it was released, I lived near Chicago, Illinois in a town called Naperville. My older brothers had all kinds of albums strewn about the house, but by far my favorite was Bookends. I listened to it over and over, as a young lad is wont to do, and there is one particular thing that I always remembered from that album, and I will share it with you today. In the single “Voices of old people,” S & G apparently went into a nursing home and recorded some old people talking - I’m not sure if it was with or without their knowledge of being recorded, but I would guess they did not know - and there is one particular moment when some old lady clears her throat in a way only the old can, and then she blurts out “God forgive me, but an old person without money is pathetic.” I always remembered that.
Chickens roost at night. Free range chickens will peck and scratch for bits of food during the day. But, as dusk begins to fall, those chickens will always, always come back to their roosts for safety. You can create problems and bullshit, but it will always come back to bite you in the butt. .. Kinda like that... It's what is known as a "truism".
And here's to you, Mrs. Robinson Jesus loves you more than you will know Whoa, whoa, whoa God bless you, please, Mrs. Robinson Heaven holds a place for those who pray Hey, hey, hey Hey, hey, hey We'd like to know a little bit about you for our files We'd like to help you learn to help yourself Look around you all you see are sympathetic eyes Stroll around the grounds until you feel at home And here's to you, Mrs. Robinson Jesus loves you more than you will know Whoa, whoa, whoa God bless you, please, Mrs. Robinson Heaven holds a place for those who pray Hey, hey, hey Hey, hey, hey Hide it in the hiding place where no one ever goes Put it in your pantry with your cupcakes It's a little secret just the Robinson's affair Most of all you've got to hide it from the kids Koo-koo-ka-choo, Mrs. Robinson Jesus loves you more than you will know Whoa, whoa, whoa God bless you, please, Mrs. Robinson Heaven holds a place for those who pray Hey, hey, hey Hey, hey, hey Sitting on a sofa on a Sunday afternoon Going to the candidates' debate Laugh about it, shout about it When you've got to choose Every way you look at this you lose Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio? Our nation turns its lonely eyes to you Woo, woo, woo What's that you say, Mrs. Robinson? Jolting Joe has left and gone away Hey, hey, hey Hey, hey, hey
14 year old hearing for 1st time in 90's couldn't figure out why song sounded so familiar i knew i loved it but felt more than just that. Later find that unaware to me i'd been listening to it since a baby an account of my mum playing Simon & Garfunkel lol .Don't know if the LEMON HEADS were a bigger deal in America but here in England this is basically their 1 hit wonder. Always considered this version on par with S&G version. If a band can do S&G cover without sounding like a pale imitation they've gotta have talent. What ever happened to The Lemon Heads ??
They didn't release this as a single in the UK as they didn't want to get that one hit wonder status on a cover version. What else can I say apart from "It's a shame about Ray".
Id say either this cover, Smooth Criminal, or at least in my opinion, "Boys of Summer" covered by The Ataris but writtenaand performed originally by the drummer of The Eagles or some shit like that
@@joemiller947 if you like mediocrity, that is your choice. The Lemon head's version is a knock off and lacks intelligence or sophistication. If you want a good ball version that was designed that way purposely by the Lemonheads, then that is alright. But to say this is the best version is somewhat comedic.
As a teenager (which wasn't that long ago) I used to play this song over and over again just so I could jump on the couch and run around the living room like a maniac
love this song!! I wanna be Mrs Robinson!! Love the movie as well. What a classic. Dustin Hoffman is awesome in it. So funny when he has her pinned against the wall kissing her & when he unlatches she lets out her smoke!!
This song was originally written for Mrs. Roosevelt, First Lady to the President that lifted America out of the Depression, through WWII and into the economic boom, baby boom '50's... It was meant as a nostalgic song about a more innocent, honest time... A church-going time... A more hopeful time... America had lost its way and was looking back...
That's kinda the idea, have covers that sound different enough from the original to be entertaining. Otherwise, you're just a jukebox. Covers like DEVO's early 1975 take on Secret Agent Man, Cardiacs' cover of Suzannah's Still Alive, and the Minutemen cover of Ain't Talkin' Bout Love.
I was looking for this version of the song for very longtime, but i didn't remember the name of the band, so thank you very much 4 posting!! Liz, from Rome, Italy
2019 I love this song and so cool to have a peak in the lead singers teenage life finding out he was part of the Adam goldbergs older brother Eric's band the dropouts for a second in time is awesome and he just played in a recent episode on the Goldbergs i bet it was awesome having the chance to re live a great moment of ur youth
I heard this song when it was just released playing in the kitchen of lake in the clouds hut on Mt. Washington. Slightly older trendy employees. Bought it next day after I got off mtn. Those were the days.
Блистательная песня дуэта Simon & Garfunkel, с которой к группе Lemonheads пришла известность. В клипе мы видим отрывки из знаменитого фильма "Выпускник" с молодым Дастином Хоффманом в гл. роли...
One of the greatest things about being over 55........You loved the music before it became a soundtrack in a movie and it holds the memory of something other than the movie::))!! A couple of other things.........* My school lunch money paid the $5.00 charge for the MANY great concerts I attended. * The 70's!!!!! No further explanation required.* A FULL appreciation for the music of the 90's. The second best era in music. The 90's proved creativity was alive and well. The 80's gave us much doubt. Faith restored! Signed.......Mrs. RobinsonMr. Robinson is now with those many who were taken far too soon from this, our big blue dot. If there's a place for Rockers out there in the great wide open, he's there.......saving me a seat!
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stargazer where is this town?
from the movie wolf of wall street
After that We unload the Dog Shit!!!
What’s my salary
I jerk off at least twice a day.
I still think of this as the cool new version...and now it is over 20 years old!
Your kool too😉😉😉😉
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T Clark, no reason to bring your mothers activities into this
This version is older in 2020, than the original was back when this came out
And now even this comment was forever ago. Damn time flies
These guys look like a happier version of Nirvana
Wouldn't invite these guys in the house but would chill out with them on porch or garage
Hahahhahhahahhahhah,when i was 8 or 9 years old,i thought that lead singer was Kurt and drummer was Krist in Lemonheads...🤣🤣🤦♂️🤦♂️
Leadsingers shared same spouse, not naming any names here
This looks like Nirvana if Kurt's parents hadn't divorced
They all knew where their parents hid the good shit
Back in 1999, a dear friend of mine named Larry came over to my house, along with another friend who brought his guitar. I sat at the piano, and the guitarist and I started jamming on Mrs Robinson, as Larry and I sang this song in harmony. About five years ago Larry died of cancer. I will never forget the two of us singing this song in harmony. I know Paul Simon was originally mad about this cover, but eventually decided he liked it. I like to think he would have enjoyed me and Larry singing it in harmony too. I miss you Larry. You were a great singer.
back when MTV was About Music R.I.P MTV
@@MusicalMemeology Smh. MTV used to raise awareness about stuff like that and now they are praising it. Fuck MTV
Now it’s for teens with a bun in the oven. MTV was the canary in the coal mine. It’s dead and so are we.
Now it’s Antifa and blm??
You mean in the 80's then!
"Hello I'm Rob Dyrdek and with me Steelo Brim and Chanel West Coast!! "
Perfectly placed in a frenetic scene in Wolf of Wall street.
Wayne’s World 2 did it first
@@rodonis88 yeah but cocaine and hookers my friend
FBI ! Everyone sit down and let us do our job
@@rodonis88 And American Pie 2!
'10 years ago' - jfc, has it been that long..
"For a brief moment I forgot I was rich, and we lived in a world where everything was up for sale. Wouldn't you like to know how to sell it?"
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Lol yupp
The only reason I was here is that movie
Capitalism run-amok.
Tosser
i would love to be arrested to this song XD
Nows your chance
@@Heuheuheu7 what kind of hooker takes a credit card?
A rich one!
Sell me this pen
Haha right
"These little bastards were so strong I discovered a new phase. The cerebral palsy phase." Hahaha, my favorite line in the whole movie. :)
those damn lemons lmaooo
@@kzhenry22 yeah, hahaha
My favorite line was always “300 shares, thats $3, you cheap fuck!”
@@AndrewJ9673 hahahaha. Lots of great lines in that movie. :)
I have cerebral palsy and the first time I heard that I literally pissed my pants from laughing so hard 🤣🤣🤣 one of my favorite movies!
I've been listening to music for about 55 years and everything from the 60's on and appreciate the evolution of rock n roll. I really enjoy the 90's rock, all of it, indie, underground, alternative etc..great sounds!! Thanks to all the artists for all of that great music!
Jawbreaker - most iconic band of the early part of the 90s.
Right on bro 90s kid myself
ah hey Rick on man
Why nothing before the 60's ? Shame
Vc não vai ser absolvido pelo meu tribunal
"FBI !! dont moooooooove!!!:
hahahaha On that scene I was focusing on the lyrics so that I can search the song lol
wat?
starbucks2101 u didn't watch the movie?
What's that from?!
Stixman415 wolf of Wall Street
Love the bassline.
Perfect bass line!
Nic Dalton truly is an amazing guy
Anton Talbot Nic Dalton is the bass guitarist.
Anton Talbot I know, but this comment is about the cover by the Lemonheads, and Nic Dalton played the bass. I never claimed he wrote it.
Anton Talbot dude he’s talking about how Nic Dalton plays it, don’t be a clown. It’s his own style and how he plays it changes it.
This song introduced me into the rock music world, and it changed my life ever since then.
To me was Wolf of Wall Street
You sure it's rock?
Simon and Garfunkel were pure gold, but got to give the Lemonheads credit their shining silver!
Thank you Martin Scorsese for letting me know that there is a newer version of this song.
SELL ME THIS PEN.
Write your name on this napkin
+kanagawayarichin I don't have a pen
boom! supply and demand.
Steve Madden
+Aroe 051 yes haha
I wish MTV still played music like this.
mtv?
@@scamaropppimtv
I wish MTV still played music.
@@a.i7009 right, since MTV faced MTV killers, like in Germany th-cam.com/video/9DJ0wv8LDEk/w-d-xo.html
Why does this song fit so well for an ending, it’s like the closing of a door. Even before Scorsese used it in Wolf of Wall Street, this song always evoked that feeling.
Jordan let me give you some legal advice shut the fuck up
Great call! I think it’s the last two chords of the chorus (and song before the outro) A Minor to E minor that really pulls your heartstrings & feel like a death (door closing ) of the 60’s etc 😮… it’s a heavy ending to a joyous chorus G maj E major g major e major c major d major )
@@carlschieferrealestate Uhh...Chorus chords are G to e minor. Maybe you should stick to real estate
I love the enthusiasm of the DRUMS!
Literally lol
I first saw this band in 1988 they were the support band for simpleminds in the Cardiff arms park
Watching this again now, I appreciate what a cool fusion of the 60's and '90s this is------two decades I'd never associate with one another otherwise.
Bob Pierce and Woodstock 94
they are more alike than you would think
Always liked the Simon and Garfunkel version but these guys take it to another level love it❤❤
yea they ruined it
Would not say they ruined it persay, but it lacks the maturity of the original. This is just lame punk rock.
@@thomasbrunn4182 Really bad mix. Shoula fired the producer
when this came out in 1993, it had been about 25 years since the original. It's now been about 25 years since this cover. The film and the cover are both classics.
is a track about appreciating someone who has been significant in your life. It refers to the iconic character of Mrs. Robinson, played by Anne Bancroft in the 1967 film 'The Graduate'. The song pays homage to her character, and acknowledges the impact she has had on modern culture. The lyrics highlight the admiration Mrs Robinson has received and suggest that she is respected and cherished long after her time in the movie. The song also makes reference to Joe DiMaggio, a famous American baseball player, who is considered a cultural icon in the United States. The song is ultimately about reflecting on the contributions of someone who has made a lasting impact and showing appreciation for that person.
The Wolf on Wall Street always brings me to this song.
Such a good cover, they took this song and did something really interesting with it.
What?
@@rickmerritt128It's a good cover of a famous Simon and Garfunkel track. Famous in its own right.
@@WilDBeestMF I did not know the Lemonheads are famous or this remake for that matter. I wonder what the Ramones would have done with this tune? I mean really, it is a good song. But Simon and Garfunkel did many others that I would favor over it.
@@rickmerritt128 Lemonheads did what Ramones would have done haha.
@@WilDBeestMF Maybe
All I see is Feds slamming down brokers on desks as I listen to this song. Badass song and badass movie
Brillant cover by one of the coolest band the 90's!
Mrs Robinson is from the album “Bookends” by Simon & Garfunkel (S & G). I was just a wee lad of 4 when it was released, I lived near Chicago, Illinois in a town called Naperville. My older brothers had all kinds of albums strewn about the house, but by far my favorite was Bookends. I listened to it over and over, as a young lad is wont to do, and there is one particular thing that I always remembered from that album, and I will share it with you today. In the single “Voices of old people,” S & G apparently went into a nursing home and recorded some old people talking - I’m not sure if it was with or without their knowledge of being recorded, but I would guess they did not know - and there is one particular moment when some old lady clears her throat in a way only the old can, and then she blurts out “God forgive me, but an old person without money is pathetic.” I always remembered that.
My generation's version of Mrs. Robinson. If you haven't already, WATCH THE GRADUATE 😎👌
Stellar
For years I thought this was the "Ramones"! Greatest rendition of "Mrs Robinson" of all time!
I can understand how one might think that
The lead singer does a have a bit of a Joey Ramone-esque delivery
@ Gtfo hater
was just thinkin that, I was sure this was a ramones cover for some reason haha
It is for sure punk rock style. But the masters who wrote and recorded this song first are the kings.
Rock it Lemonheads!!! One of my favorite covers.
Weak really. At least compared to the masters Simon & Garfunkel. The original has bite this one is lackluster. But if that is your bag, then fine.
The lead singer cracks me up. I love this cover. Love the video
the graduate is such a good movie
Gaby Johnson It's one of my all time favorites
When you buy tons of GameStop shares to fight short sellers
A medida que pasan los años más me doy cuenta que tan genial eran los 9
0s agradesco haber vivido esos tiempos.... I loved 90s
Oh Stifler's mom
last scene of American pie 2,call me Stiflers mom
Stifler ❤
havent you watched the graduate?
Pedro Caseiro MILF!!!!!!
@@loung3act she was the original milf
"The chickens have come home to roost...................whatever that means."
You end up paying for your mistakes, hope that helps...
It would have made more sense if you'd said, "roost" as that's how it's used as a euphemism, as well as the movie.
Chickens roost at night. Free range chickens will peck and scratch for bits of food during the day. But, as dusk begins to fall, those chickens will always, always come back to their roosts for safety. You can create problems and bullshit, but it will always come back to bite you in the butt. .. Kinda like that... It's what is known as a "truism".
Roost*
I'm roasting chicken lol
Wow! It's been almost 30 years since they did this song!
I saw these guys at the Ritz in NYC ages ago. Dando had a piece of paper taped to his SG which said, "Mom and Dad, I do drugs." Priceless stuff.
I'm not always a fan of covers of classic songs, but this one hits it out of the park!
Why and how? It is less sincere and mature.
I listen to this whenever I'm busted for some shady business.
And here's to you, Mrs. Robinson
Jesus loves you more than you will know
Whoa, whoa, whoa
God bless you, please, Mrs. Robinson
Heaven holds a place for those who pray
Hey, hey, hey
Hey, hey, hey
We'd like to know a little bit about you for our files
We'd like to help you learn to help yourself
Look around you all you see are sympathetic eyes
Stroll around the grounds until you feel at home
And here's to you, Mrs. Robinson
Jesus loves you more than you will know
Whoa, whoa, whoa
God bless you, please, Mrs. Robinson
Heaven holds a place for those who pray
Hey, hey, hey
Hey, hey, hey
Hide it in the hiding place where no one ever goes
Put it in your pantry with your cupcakes
It's a little secret just the Robinson's affair
Most of all you've got to hide it from the kids
Koo-koo-ka-choo, Mrs. Robinson
Jesus loves you more than you will know
Whoa, whoa, whoa
God bless you, please, Mrs. Robinson
Heaven holds a place for those who pray
Hey, hey, hey
Hey, hey, hey
Sitting on a sofa on a Sunday afternoon
Going to the candidates' debate
Laugh about it, shout about it
When you've got to choose
Every way you look at this you lose
Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio?
Our nation turns its lonely eyes to you
Woo, woo, woo
What's that you say, Mrs. Robinson?
Jolting Joe has left and gone away
Hey, hey, hey
Hey, hey, hey
Thanks lol
Happy to say I didn't need it
How about the 90’s brought me here? This is a great song and I was about 15 when it came out. Awesomeness.
This is still one of my all time favorite covers 😊
Esos temas que escuchas y te llevan directo a tu niñez y hermosos momentos este es uno!! Y de los mejores
Rewind the 90's. The greatest years \m/
glorious 90s
I was in the Army in Germany when I first heard this song in in a record store ....i was captivated .i still have the CD.
@Barry Obama no 8yrs
I love the playful noise at 2:07. They play outside the lines.
14 year old hearing for 1st time in 90's couldn't figure out why song sounded so familiar i knew i loved it but felt more than just that. Later find that unaware to me i'd been listening to it since a baby an account of my mum playing Simon & Garfunkel lol .Don't know if the LEMON HEADS were a bigger deal in America but here in England this is basically their 1 hit wonder. Always considered this version on par with S&G version. If a band can do S&G cover without sounding like a pale imitation they've gotta have talent. What ever happened to The Lemon Heads ??
They didn't release this as a single in the UK as they didn't want to get that one hit wonder status on a cover version. What else can I say apart from "It's a shame about Ray".
Can we say best cover song ever!
+Scot Morley The best cover is YES' cover of America.
Come Together by Aerosmith actually the ONLY Beatles cover better than the original. ONLY ONE
Id say either this cover, Smooth Criminal, or at least in my opinion, "Boys of Summer" covered by The Ataris but writtenaand performed originally by the drummer of The Eagles or some shit like that
Scot Morley pseudo echo - funky town
Cash - Hurt
One of my favourite base lines...love it! I've finally realised what makes a good song and for me it's a strong base....and I'm a girl!!
*bass. My wife also spells it “base”, and I play the goddamn thing
Great band. Brings back good memories.
Found it!!!After all these years I still think it`s great.
one of my favorite covers ever
Yesssss, shot in my hometown Amsterdam!!!!!
Greatest1979 One of the best cities in the world
It is Groningen, not Amsterdam....
+Breda 076 rekt
poep in de kut
I thought I recognized it from the John and Anthony interview filmed after blood sugar sex magik
one of the best covers out there of any song
Um, not even close. But it is a punk rock style that works o. k. but not great.
@@rickmerritt128 It seems you're not quite at a level of maturity needed to appreciate it.
@@joemiller947 sorry Joe. But you are bitter because the older music is superior.
@@rickmerritt128 Bitter in comparison to the sweet taste of this glorious cover I suppose, varnished in my vast maturity.
@@joemiller947 if you like mediocrity, that is your choice. The Lemon head's version is a knock off and lacks intelligence or sophistication. If you want a good ball version that was designed that way purposely by the Lemonheads, then that is alright. But to say this is the best version is somewhat comedic.
The wonderful 90s that will never come back...
My soundtrack when i went to New Hope, PA with the friend of my life. Happy years!
I freaking love this version !!!
One of my favourite songs of all time. CLASS!
Ahhhh so many classics rolled into one vid~
I Love Wayne's World 2.
Love this version! 🎵🎶🎼
This may very well be the best cover of a song of all time!
As a teenager (which wasn't that long ago) I used to play this song over and over again just so I could jump on the couch and run around the living room like a maniac
The best cover of any song ever 🔥🔥
Crazy wrong.
Great song, new version! Lovely!
I remember this lol...shows I'm old lol
Everything looks so grungy!! I love it
Forgotten how fantastic this version is 💞
Why? Cause it sucks?
Saudades da época que eu via esse video na MTV,bons tempos dos meus vinte anos!
love this song!! I wanna be Mrs Robinson!!
Love the movie as well. What a classic. Dustin Hoffman is awesome in it. So funny when he has her pinned against the wall kissing her & when he unlatches she lets out her smoke!!
I love this song, this version make my Young days happier . Great song, bigest version....New face of oldest times
This song was originally written for Mrs. Roosevelt, First Lady to the President that lifted America out of the Depression, through WWII and into the economic boom, baby boom '50's... It was meant as a nostalgic song about a more innocent, honest time... A church-going time... A more hopeful time... America had lost its way and was looking back...
This may be the only cover of a song that I like more than the original
This is a great cover. I don't like covers, but this one is fantastic. You did a great job, Lemonheads, from a S&G fan. :D
s and g?
@Treshawn thank you
That's kinda the idea, have covers that sound different enough from the original to be entertaining. Otherwise, you're just a jukebox. Covers like DEVO's early 1975 take on Secret Agent Man, Cardiacs' cover of Suzannah's Still Alive, and the Minutemen cover of Ain't Talkin' Bout Love.
This happens when you mix Nirvana and Ramones. I love it.
I remember seeing this on tv
I was looking for this version of the song for very longtime, but i didn't remember the name of the band, so thank you very much 4 posting!! Liz, from Rome, Italy
One of my favorite covers ever.
Jordan Belfort for President
May be the best movie around
Danny Perez the guy scammed so many innocent people
@@KidCliff So did Hillary, yet Jordan would make a better president. Maybe even a good president.
Luke O true
@@Northmaul Might be the best movie of all time.
david sheddin some light on this gem
2019 I love this song and so cool to have a peak in the lead singers teenage life finding out he was part of the Adam goldbergs older brother Eric's band the dropouts for a second in time is awesome and he just played in a recent episode on the Goldbergs i bet it was awesome having the chance to re live a great moment of ur youth
I'm here because I'm a Robinson. Played at my wedding, My mom and dad killed it on the dance floor
this is a really good cover, they did an awesome job with it.
A melhor versão que já ouvi!
Holy crap this when mtv was music!!!
I was just thinking earlier that it would great if Mrs. Robinson had a punk cover
Me finding and listening to this song:
Close enough
I heard this song when it was just released playing in the kitchen of lake in the clouds hut on Mt. Washington. Slightly older trendy employees. Bought it next day after I got off mtn. Those were the days.
Essa versão ficou maravilhosa
lol the wolf of wall street hehehe
lol
Yeah!!
davis kampschror Don't you love it when the movie brings you to the song ? Me too :)
davis kampschror benni fucking hana
SOMEOTHERGUY BENNI FUCKING HANA I GO DOWN CAUSE OF A HABACHI CHAIN FUUUUUUUUCK
Блистательная песня дуэта Simon & Garfunkel, с которой к группе Lemonheads пришла известность. В клипе мы видим отрывки из знаменитого фильма "Выпускник" с молодым Дастином Хоффманом в гл. роли...
О.. да Мистер Робинсон. И герой Хофмана взрывал устои буржуазного общества...
Idk why but I always imagine Donnie pressing enter and delete on first bear 😂 good song
2:52 - been watching this for years, never noticed Dando's screaming synched with Katharine Ross
This song totally rocks out! I wish they'd play it at sober dances!
Didn't know Jennifer Aniston was in a band
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@@sora2061 true
Omg once i read your post.. that's all i see now lol
lolololololol
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
my last name is robinson
I never knew they made a song about my mum
Well i hope the similarities ends at the name
@@yasirhasan6854 I'm dying at this
@Lucas Cruz lol
Didnt know how much of a freak she was with your friends growing up either, I bet lol
hope your male friends arent close with mrs robinson
It was all fun and games.... for just that particular second, right Mrs. Robinson? A frosted malt for the location of Joe Di Maggio!
One of the greatest things about being over 55........You loved the music before it became a soundtrack in a movie and it holds the memory of something other than the movie::))!! A couple of other things.........* My school lunch money paid the $5.00 charge for the MANY great concerts I attended. * The 70's!!!!! No further explanation required.* A FULL appreciation for the music of the 90's. The second best era in music. The 90's proved creativity was alive and well. The 80's gave us much doubt. Faith restored! Signed.......Mrs. RobinsonMr. Robinson is now with those many who were taken far too soon from this, our big blue dot. If there's a place for Rockers out there in the great wide open, he's there.......saving me a seat!