Music
Flexi Discs
Visit this great site for a history of this odd phenomenon. Be sure to look at the Flexi Disc stamps from Bhutan!
Posted By: Paul - Sun May 24, 2009 -
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Category: Music, Technology, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s
A Million Ways Times Two
The first video shows the band OK Go dancing to their hit A MILLION WAYS.The second video shows four amateur Turkish youths replicating the video.
Which do you prefer?
Posted By: Paul - Fri May 22, 2009 -
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Category: Music, Video, Dance, Parody
The Lamp of Memory
Posted By: Paul - Wed May 20, 2009 -
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Category: Movies, Music, Sleep and Dreams, Surrealism, 1940s, Dance
Hayseed Dixie: Bluegrass tribute to AC/DC
The music itself is weird enough on its own, but add the Final Fantasy video and the weirdness just overflows.
Posted By: fyshstyxx - Wed May 20, 2009 -
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Category: Art, Boredom, Music
Eurovision 2009
According to the Eurovision Song Contest 2009, this is the best music Europe is capable of producing.
Posted By: Paul - Mon May 18, 2009 -
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Category: Contests, Races and Other Competitions, Music, Europe
CORTNEY TIDWELL - WATUSII
CORTNEY TIDWELL - WATUSII from Daniel Franke on Vimeo.
Posted By: mdb777 - Fri May 15, 2009 -
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Category: Music
John Kelly
Take yer pick!Joni Mitchell - Blue
Posted By: Paul - Fri May 15, 2009 -
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Category: Hoaxes and Imposters and Imitators, Music
Morgenrot
This video is pretty weird on its own terms. But an added strangeness: all the manipulated images are "found art" from the Library of Congress.
Posted By: Paul - Thu May 14, 2009 -
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Category: Art, Music, Video, Libraries
How To Yodel
Posted By: Paul - Thu May 14, 2009 -
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Category: Movies, Music, Regionalism, 1940s
They Had That Back Then? #2
Today's lesson: Musical Ring Tones.
(from the May 1956 issue of Popular Science)
Posted By: Salamander Sam - Tue May 12, 2009 -
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Category: Inventions, Music, Technology, 1950s, Yesterday’s Tomorrows
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