Lost: The Rock Opera

by Mr Find....and Others.

 Just added!
6  new parodies based on songs by Rush, The Bee Gees, The Moody Blues,
Tommy Tutone, Al Stewart, and A Perfect Circle.




"LET'S ROCKE!" 

WHAT'S THIS ABOUT?

Lost: The Rock Opera is an ongoing project where fans of the show Lost attempt to interpret, explain and, most of all, lampoon the greatest TV show ever by parodying (or "Lostifying") the lyrics of classic rock and pop songs.
 
 
 
ANYTHING ELSE I NEED TO KNOW?
 
There are very few rules to Lost: The Rock Opera. Some of the songs are sung by the show's characters themselves, some sung are by an omniscient narrator, and some are sung by a fictional person called John Q. Lostfanatic, "the world's biggest Lost fan". Even Tony Soprano and Paulie Walnuts get a crack at a song about Lost.

So, are you ready? Then go to the song list and click the links to go directly to the lyrics of the songs -- each song will open up in its own browser window. Best if viewed with recent versions of Microsoft Internet Explorer.
 
 
 
CAN  I  ADD  SONGS?
 
Yes! Click here for a little bit about that. Along with songs by yours truly (Mr. Find), Lost: The Rock Opera is privileged to have contributions from benster, Saukkomies and wife (aka Curt and Nora Allred), molly1977, middlenamewayne, girlgoescrazy, and confidante.

Thanks for visiting!
 

  





SEASON ONE SONGS 

Quite Stressed Man - Based on "Sharp Dressed Man" by ZZ Topp.

Hey You's - Based on "Hey You" by Pink Floyd.

Jackhammer - Based on "Sledgehammer" by Peter Gabriel.

Oceanic Eight-Fifteen - Based on "Locomotive Breath" by Jethro Tull. 

Locke's Do Ya' Think I'm Sexy - Based on "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy" by Rod Stewart.

Locke! - Based on "Theme from Shaft" by Isaac Hayes.

Danielle - Based on "Daniel" by Elton John.

Shown Them Numbers/Carry That Wait/Ol' Len/The Powers That Be
- Based on the second half of The Beatles' Abbey Road song medley.
 
 

SEASON TWO SONGS

Cindy - Based on "Windy" by The Association.

Long-winded Locke - Based on "Long Live Rock" by The Who.

Ana's Got a Gun - Based on "Janie's Got a Gun" by Aerosmith.

The Losties Bunch - Based on "The Brady Bunch" TV theme song.

Losthemian Rhapsody - Based on "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen.

Novels, Guns and Honeys - Based on "Lawyers, Guns and Money" by Warren Zevon.

Alvar Hanso/Marvin Candle - Based on "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey" by Paul McCartney and Wings.  

 

SEASON THREE SONGS

Ben Linus' Isle - Based on the "Gilligan's Island" theme song.

Danielle Shoots Well - Based on "Michelle" by The Beatles.

The Hugo Reyes Theme Song - Based on the "Daniel Boone Theme Song".

You've Got A Name - Based on "You've Got A Friend" by James Taylor.

Get Jack - Based on "Get Back" by The Beatles.

Otherstown - Based on "Allentown" by Billy Joel.

I Am A Box - Based on "I Am A Rock" by Simon and Garfunkel.

50 Ways To Knock Off Charlie - Based on "50 Ways To Leave Your Lover" by Paul Simon.

Marry Rose Before She's Gone - Based on "Every Rose Has Its Thorn" by Poison.

Sayid Jarrah - Based on "Baba O'Riley" by The Who.

Hurley - Based on "Money" by Pink Floyd.

The Other-kah Song - Based on "The Chanukah Song" by Adam Sandler.

HELP ME! - with a Lost version of "Paradise By The Dashboard Light" by Meatloaf.

 

SEASON FOUR SONGS

HORSE Was The Game - Based on "A Horse With No Name" by America.

Ben's So Bad - Based on "Yer So Bad" by Tom Petty.

Island Girl (Naomi) - Based on "Island Girl" by Elton John.

 NEW!  7946-0893 Penny - Based on "8675309 Jenny" by Tommy Tutone.

 NEW!  On the Freighter - Based on "On The Border" by Al Stewart.

 

SEASON FIVE SONGS

 NEW!  James Sawyer - Based on "Tom Sawyer" by Rush.

 NEW!  Nosebleed - Based on "Tragedy" by The Bee Gees.

 NEW!  Legend of a Mind (Jeremy Bentham's Dead) - Based on "Legend of a Mind" by The Moody Blues.

 NEW!  The Kate Who Loved Me - Based on "The Nurse Who Loved Me" by A Perfect Circle.



Songs with story elements from more than one season are listed under the most recent season referenced.


Please feel welcome to add songs.

Song contributions are absolutely welcome!  There are no rules, only the suggestion of trying to stick to basing your Lost lyrical compositions on songs you think would be familiar to alot of people.  And try to avoid vulgarity (or at the very least, be clever about it.)
 
I stuck mostly with classic rock songs from the vinyl era (hence those little LP icons) but that was mostly because it is the era I know best and thought those songs would be at least vaguely familiar to both older and younger Losties alike. 
 
To send me your song contributions post them in the Guestbook, or post them on TheFuselage.com. I'll take care of the mini-screenshots, but if you want to supply those that is quite fine. 
 
If you don't have a song to add but art is more your creative thing and you have something you came up with that you feel appropiate to this page, include a link to it.

Thanks for visiting


COMMENTS?

Your comments and suggestions are appreciated.  You can click these links to use any or all of the following outlets:

Lost: The Rock Opera thread on TheFuselage.com
The Guestbook