Bill Bailey on “A Brief History of Time”

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One of my favorite comedians. His Metallica cover of Enter Sandman with bicycle horns absolutely kills me.
 
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Frabjous said:

yeah hes good, although there was a fine tuning implication at the end which I dont think was justified.

Prefer his music stuff
 
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