Thematic song about "Big Bang theory" is a quick consideration of pseudo-intermittent references that are inaccurate to drive nerves from real life a little crazy. The full version of the theme, rarely played in its entirety before the show, however, included enough brain references to be clever. He talks about the developing Bipedi, the continent of Pangea, and contains the lyrical "Australitopitis I would really be sick of us", which I deeply appreciate.

The thematic song was written and performed by the Canadian rock band Barenkd Ladies, the authors of the famous Wordy Hit in 1998 hit "One Week". Gen-Xers is likely to recite large parts of "a week" (hold it now and watch the lid. As I lead you to stop, think. Thinki's thoughts remember all the work. The group also had hits for "all that has been done "(also since 1998), as well as" Mech Me "and" Too Little Little Late ". Or their song about Brian Wilson called "Brian Wilson".

During the 1990s, on the radio constantly present ladies, and their songs were shown in many films, TV shows and views. Their song "Pie in the Sky" was in the film version of "Conhes", and they could be heard in the documentary "Stonewall", "Friends", "Five of Five" and "Spin City". They performed live on the short-lived "Strange Show Al" and appeared on the soundtrack of many of the biggest 90s teenagers like "American Pie", "10 Things I Hate You", and "Crazy Me Mad.

Barena Ladies are also still performing to this day, and have taken out their latest album "Flight" in 2023.

The band has a fun story of origin: Barena Ladies formed in Ontario back in 1988, by original leading singer Steven Page and guitarist Ed Robertson, high school friends. They tied up when they realized that they were attending the same concert by Peter Gabriel, and they began playing music together at a teenager. Paige and Robertson wanted to come up with fake bands to have fun and pretend to be critics of rock. Among the false names of the groups was "Ladies with Barena".

As so, Robertson was supposed to compete in a local group battle. Unfortunately, his fellow rims broke up before the match. When one of the organizers of the match urged Robertson to ask if he would still play, he panicked, he said "yes", and told them that his band was called the ladies with Barenak. Immediately after he was hanging out, Robertson called Page and asked him if he would like to be in this new band he invented on the spot. Side agreed.

The two children did not practice at all, instead of going to the band's battle to perform any songs they already knew. It was enough to invite them to open to another local band called Razorbacks. By 1989, the couple were ready to start making albums. It will not surprise readers to find out that the ladies with Barena are known for their jokes on stage and improvisation. Setting a band that has essentially improved its way to existence. They eventually invited Andy and Jimim Crigan, other friends from a music camp, to join the band. Andy did not hold around, but another drummer knew, Tyler Stewart, connected to them in 1990.

By 2009, the composition will be Robertson, Page, Krigan and Stewart. Kevin Fern keyboardist Kevin Fern will also join the group in 1995.

The band has had success in the world for a better part of a decade, a tour of the world and have become massive stars in their native Canada. 1998 was their biggest year, but they continued to highlight well -received music. They were even briefly attached to the music "house of animals" Broadway.

In the early 2000s, they decided to go back to Indy's labels, however, maybe feeling their career had experienced the crest. In 2008, the group was covered by a series of tragedies and personal problems. Page was arrested for cocaine, and Robertson accidentally crashed a private jet (fortunately, there were no casualties). Around the same time, Robertson lost both parents. All this was all over the year on the 20th anniversary and seemed to fall apart.

In 2009, Page left the band, a decision on all of them. However, the barren ladies continued without him, with Robertson, Krigan, Harn and Stewart, all eager to continue the project. Page returned to the group for a show in 2018 for the group's 30th anniversary. They released six studio albums from Page's departure.

According to the group's websiteThey will perform live at the River Rock casino in Richmond, Canada on February 14, 2025, and at the 5850 festival in Idaho on March 22. Like all good musical acts, Barenec ladies have never left. The worst can be said about them is that they have gone out of the public eye. You can still buy their records, CDs, cartridges (!) And t-shirts.

Given the popularity of "Big Bang theory", however, the band may be comfortable at the topic of the topic. It has also been enough time that "a week" is now a hit of nostalgia, and still appears on TV from time to time; Recently was in Episode of "cruel summer".