Joey Tempest

Joey Tempest appeared as a cameo in Peter Parker Vs. Seth Brundle where he sang an altered version of "The Final Countdown" on two occasions involving Seth's telepod: once when he's demonstrating his technological breakthrough and again when the mutated Brundlefly tries swapping genes with Peter Parker. He shows up again for a brief cameo in Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World during Casey Kasem's first verse. He was voiced by David Ohlsen. 
==Information on the Cameo==
Joey Tempest is world-known as the lead-singer and frontman of the mega successful hardrock band EUROPE. Starting his career in 1979 together with John Norum, Tempest achieved a nationwide success in Sweden in 1982 by recording the eponymous first album "Europe". The 1984 album Wings Of Tomorrow enabled Europe to tour the whole Scandinavia. Joey Tempest is the author of the world famous anthem of the 80's - The Final Countdown, which reached the top of the Charts in 30 countries of the world. The fame and recognition that he and Europe gained thanks to this song and through other albums (1988 Out Of This World, 1991 Prisoners In Paradise, plus massive touring around the world) endured until 1993 when Europe decided to split. Tempest decided to start his own solo career as a songwriter and singer. His decent and more classic rock oriented albums A Place to Call Home (1995) and Azalea Place (1997) were released only in some European countries and their success was limited only to native Sweden and Norway. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0854649/bio
==Dialogue==
===Peter Parker Vs. Seth Brundle===
Ooooooooh, it's the final countdown…
This dude's teleporting…
The final countdown…
Uh-oh, there's a fly there!
It's the final countdown, final countdown, 
ooooooh-ooooooooh… now give me my check!
Ooooooooh, it's another countdown…
The Brundlefly's bonkers…
Another countdown…
Now Pete's in the pod-thing…
It's another countdown, 'nother countdown, 
ooooooh-ooooooooh… man, this is so fucked up!
===Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World===
Final Countdown!
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