In Me Shed – Punk video on the joy of sheds
June 16, 2009 at 5:10 PM Lawrence Hall 2 comments
Our favourite shed blog, er, Shed Blog, has posted the rather fantastic new video for the official Shed Week song.
Sung with gusto by ‘Punks not Dad‘ it’s called, appropriately enough, ‘In Me Shed’.
Great video, great sentiment (it’s about all the things we do in our sheds) and pretty catchy in a ‘we know 3-ish chords and we’re gonna use them in best punk thrash fashion and we don’t caaaaaaaaare’.
Plus there’s a great introduction from “Lisa Rodgers (Off of TV’s Scrapheap Challenge)” (sic).
All in all a fine effort and a grand punk ode to the joy of sheds.
And a one, a two, a one, two, three, four …
“In me shed – reading the paper
In me shed – stirring up some paint
In me shed – sorting out me jam jars
In me shed in me shed”
What do you do in your shed? Let us know below… don’t be shy. There’s no shame in sheds!
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Toasted Teacake | June 18, 2009 at 10:57 AM
My shed’s seen better days.
The rusty door hinge finally gave up the ghost last week so it’s only held on with a single hinge now.
So what do I do in my shed?
Very little, because thats an equally descriptive summary of the shed itself.
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Property Addict | June 19, 2009 at 1:54 PM
Isn’t it strange how an Englishman’s home is supposed to be his castle, but, given the choice, most blokes spend their spare time in a little wooden hut at the end of the garden.
In fact, this should be expoloited more by property marketeers. If, as I suspect, it’s actually women who pore over house porn, perhaps we could get the men more interested if we gave external and internal shed shots as well. And drawing attention to particular features, such as a vintage jam jar collection dating back to the late ’70s (available by negotiation), and an only partly rotted floor, could really make all the difference.