Brontoforumus

This is actually a pretty sweet track!

Oh man, that's great :D

-1 for not actually playing 'Chopsticks'

Oh no one was more disgusted than I.

I only posted the video here to vent my outrage.

Hell of a song and hell of a music video too.

Technically this is a perfume commercial.

But it's also the new dope-as-fuck Spike Jonze music video (the only trace of it being the ad is a title card at the end... there's no product placement or anything):



Actually really good!

Less time in the car listening to radio means less noise to enjoys. But I've been meaning to put a few here for posterity for a while.

It's been ages since I ever watched that video. Everything about it is still so damn great.

Did you ever check out the rest of that album? It's all pretty good, particularly these two (the songs, I mean... the videos not really. I'm not even sure if this first clips is just some fan-made video):





And this is just cute:

My nephew kept asking about color combinations, and I remembered this song from Cheech Marin's children's album from 1992:



The whole album is pretty great: My Name is Cheech, the School Bus Driver

...is that one kid barfing out the window?

Sometimes I go digging around in old Canadian music since there's some really great almost-hits in there that are quite vanishingly rare, great singles with only a couple hundred copies made, etc. - like this one made by some of the members of the Guess Who.

Anyway, I came across this one guy's channel where he has a ton of late 60's through to early 80's recordings up. Some of them are alright, some are pretty meh, and some... some are just plain fucking weird:



Even if you speak no French, you may still get that... this guy's just singing about the number 22,411 over and over. Wat. The 60's were a strange time for everyone, mannnn.

I discovered Eliza Rickman by going through the Welcome to Night Vale archives, and man, she hit me right in my "I didn't know how much I needed this music" zone for triple damage.



And that's not CG in there, she's lip-syncing in reverse at 2.5x speed. Holy crap.

Mongrel wrote:Even if you speak no French, you may still get that... this guy's just singing about the number 22,411 over and over. Wat. The 60's were a strange time for everyone, mannnn.

Well, this takes away some of the weirdness of it, but the song is about how the dude ended up in jail, and 22,411 is his prisoner ID number. It would probably have been a better idea to make up a different number, because "onze" really doesn't rhyme with much. :3