Awesome Fredde Gredde

Musician Fredde Gredde turns in not one, but two joyful medleys packed with songs from Disney films. The first clip features better known tracks, while the second clip digs a little deeper. Apologies in advance for “We are Siamese.”

Musician FreddeGredde continues to do what he does best, turning in a collection of classic theme songs on his acoustic guitar – complete with lyrics. The Jaws and Jurassic Park themes are awesome, though we’re pretty sure Rocky’s Gonna Fly Now already has lyrics.

It’s been a while since we’ve heard from Fredde Gredde, but he’s back, and this time he’s taken 15 classical tunes and created a loosely assembled fairytale by adding lyrics. At times its a bit shaky, but overall it’s an impressive feat.

Fredde Gredde and drummer Louis Abramson from Jolly string together a metal rendition of tracks from 34 videogames. Prepare to be hit with wave after wave of nostalgia. Get the mp3 here.

Can’t think of what to get your loved one for Valentine’s Day? Why not serenade them with a few tunes, like Fredde Gredde in this medley of 21 syrupy songs. Better than a box of chocolates.

The always entertaining FreddeGredde returns with a little holiday medley, cramming 12 classic Xmas tunes into a seamless 4-minute medley. Bonus points for Banjo-Kazooie and The Pogues.

Medley master Fredde Gredde takes on a single song this time, but with 7 harmonic clones of himself, for a fun cover of Queen’s classic rock jam. Still, 8 Freddes < 1 Freddie (Mercury).

Our favorite medley maker Fredde Gredde is back – this time with the perfect combo of tunes from The Simpsons, including classics like “Happy Birthday, Lisa,” “Monorail!” and “Baby on Board.”

Unicron too old school for you? Perhaps this will do the trick. Fredde Gredde breezes through acoustic versions of the jingles of good, bad and Swedish cartoons. “Denver! The last dinosaur!”

NSFW. Remember Fredde Gredde, the guy with the TV theme songs? He’s back. This time, he’s all about video games. With the help of some friends, these themes now have (offensive) lyrics too.

Sometimes you wanna go where everybody knows your name. Two guys named Fredde (actually just one guy, split-screened) sing television’s greatest hits. See if you can spot all of your favorites.