Well, Palette-Swap Ninja is not The Beatles. Pepper’s,’ we completely committed ourselves to turning these two sacred cows into the ultimate double cheeseburger.” “Once we settled on merging ‘A New Hope’ with ‘Sgt. “We’ve released song parodies before, but nothing this ambitious,” Amrich said on their website. Their obsession with both “Star Wars” and The Beatles led to this particular project. The website for Palette-Swap Ninja also details its members “geek cred.” Amrich created the cartoon character Dan Elektro for GamePro, a videogame industry magazine, while Kelley is a research scientist who restores classic arcade machines.
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Kelley moved to Boston but they continued to collaborate on musical projects, including a tribute to the “Halo” videogame series to the tune of a Red Hot Chili Peppers song. According to the “about” page on the duo’s website, they met as members of a San Francisco Bay area ‘80s cover band but later decided to cash in their geek credentials to create a pop-culture parody project. Palette-Swap Ninja comprises singer/guitarist Dan Amrich and keyboardist/digital drummer Jude Kelley. One week later, June 1, will mark the 50th anniversary of the legendary Beatles record, considered by many fans to be the band's best album. "), later this month, on May 25, the film that started it all will celebrate the 40th anniversary of its release. In addition to its release just prior to May 4, or "Star Wars Day" ("May the Fourth be with you. The biggest band in the history of popular music and arguably the most iconic science fiction franchise have come together in the form of “Princess Leia’s Stolen Death Star Plans,” a new album that tells the story of “Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope” through the music of The Beatles’ “Sgt. Pepper might be the culprit.Īctually, it’s the California-based musical parody duo Palette-Swap Ninja that has joined two of the most recognizable names in popular culture, just in time for May the Fourth. There has been a major disturbance in the force and it seems as if Sgt.
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