Reaction To Eput vs Kummeli (Finnish Comedy)

[@surviainen6979]

In this sketch, the Kummels have a band clinic and they go to teach one of Finland's most prominent rock bands, Eppu Normaali (Eput). In the end, they are the police, who come to ask who made their first hit song, "Poliisi pamputtaa taas" The police hits with baton again.

[@Haryu73]

All these Kummeli guys were (and are still) professional musicians before becoming comedians so they really know how to play different instruments etc.

[@Haryu73]

For example here is one video from Heikki Silvennoinen, one of the greatest blues guitarists in Finland. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmPGoKBrpt2MbNE

[@MrBanaanipommi]

eppu normaali is still one of the most played band in radios in finland. its nowadays rather "iskelmä" music than rock or punk that it was in early years

[@leopartanen8752]

It's classic rock, you don't hear those kind of guitars in iskelmä. 😂

[@MrBanaanipommi]

@@leopartanen8752 höpöhöpö, kuunteleppa vaikka topi sorsakosken kappaleita ja niissä on jäätävä kitara saundi. sitäpaitsi klassinen rokki on enemmänkin eric claptonia jne. iskelmässä on kaikenlaista poppia ja metallia ja kaikkee väliltä...

[@finnishculturalchannel]

A dance music band Kari ja Karvattomat (Kari and the Hairless) teaches the all-time most popular Finnish rock band Eppu Normaali (Eppu Normal) how to play. Here's a medley of Kari ja Karvattomat's greatest hits and one song from that other band. You be the judge which is better: "EricDraven28 Kari Ja Karvattomat" and "melodikakofoniko Eppu Normaali - Kitara, taivas ja tähdet". And there were also heavy musicians Speedy and Saku and the police choir Law & Order. Here the latter sings a draw song: "Kummeli - Arvonta 1994". Here an Italian band covers Eppu Normaali's song, in which the police likes to drive around their in cop car and batter people: "The Zen Circus - Poliisi Pamputtaa Taas (Eppu Normaali Cover)". Maybe couple of songs from an actual dance music band: "Topi Sorsakoski & Agents - Kirje - Kaksi kitaraa - Maailma ilman rakkautta".