On NPR I heard a song with the line "walk the Slytherin walk" in the background of a program about the book.

Question

I have searched, but only find the parody of 'Walk like an Egyptian', which is not it.
Did anybody else hear it or know what it was?

Yes, I tried NPR first. I was driving at the time and don't know exactly what show I was listening to.

Answer 1

I read on Wikipedia that there is a new type of music forming around Harry Potter called 'wizard rock' or something like that. The band names and songs all relate to the book. You should look it up.

Answer 2

Funny that you didn't get satisfaction by calling NPR. I've done it in the past (our local station, that is) and told them the time I heard something and wanted to know what it was, because I'd tuned in too late to hear the title.

They were very accommodating.

If this was an advertisement, perhaps your local station can give you a contact number for the advertising agent.

Answer 3

the first question is: WHY ON EARTH ARE YOU WASTING YOUR TIME AND SOAKING YOUR BRAIN IN THE LIBERAL SWILL ON N.P.R.?

Nazi Pravda Radio? good heavens... even AM farm-talk is better than that garbage!

try this: before you turn on NPR, ask "Who's the Victim?" every story you hear on NPR is always showcasing some Professional Victim, who makes their livelihood on the earnings of others--and the victimizer is always white males.

how ludicrous.

Answer 4

Have you checked the NPR web site? Also, what NPR program was it on? If we know then it will be easier to check around.