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Ah, the band cameo. It can make or break a film – ok, not really, but it certainly adds some necessary spice to something that was probably pretty boring anyway. The Don Draper-deprecating folks over at Vulture have put together a list of “10 Awesomely Random Bands Cameos in Movies,” but be warned: there are some serious omissions we intend to correct.

Artist: Oingo Boingo
Movie: Back to School, 1986
Scene: Rodney Dangerfield goes back to school. As rich men are wont to do, he supersizes his dorm and throws a huge party. Oingo Boingo plays at the party, making them in this very specific way the Snoop Dogg of their day.

Artist: Ween
Movie: It

Yeezus may be miles away from Kanye’s College Dropout days, but it’s still Kanye – you know he’s using a boatload of samples. Babylon Cartel’s Gianni Lee and Mike Blud put together. It’s no new feat – they did the same thing for Kendrick Lamar’s good kid, M.A.D.D. City. Via Pitchfork:

Yeezus: The Samples:
01 Intro (Prod By Gianni Lee)
02 Holy Name of Mary Choral Family: “He’ll Give Us What We Really Need (“On Sight”)
03 Marilyn Manson: “The Beautiful People” (“Black Skinhead”)
04 Capleton: “Forward Inna Dem Clothes” (“I Am A God”)
05 Omega, Omega: “Gyöngyhajú lány” (“New Slaves”)
06 Rahul Dev Burman, Asha Bhosle, Manna Dey: “Are Zindagi Hai Khel” (“I Am A God”)
07 Kenny Lattimore: “Lately” (“I’m In It”)
08 Nina Simone: “Strange Fruit” (“Blood On The Leaves”)
09 TNGHT: “R U Ready” (“Blood On The Leaves”)
10 Snoop Dogg: “Down 4 My N’s: “(“Blood On The Leaves”)
11 Lords Of The Underground: “Chief Rocka” (“Guilt Trip”)
12 Pusha T ft Popcann Travis Scott: “Blocka” (“Guilt Trip”)
13 Beenie Man: ...

(Via Attack Magazine)

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