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Christopher Walken on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross performing a special Halloween message...
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Christopher Walken on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross performing a special Halloween message...
"Reading a newspaper, I saw a picture of birds on the electric wires. I cut out the photo and decided to make a song, using the exact location of the birds as notes (no Photoshop edit)," said Agnelli.
Pianist Jon Schmidt arranges a really, really nice version of the Taylor Swift hit Love Story. I could totally dig riding in an elevator or walking through the grocery store to this.
Great song. Cool video. Good opportunity for all you Tom Waits detractors to flex your tear ducts.
This guy literally plays a tree, making a song with some mics and a string bow. Pretty neat.
The guy who brought us the Alice in Wonderland Remix, has produced an equally as beautiful remix using samples from Mary Poppins.
Better still, you can download more of his work and albums, gratis, from last.fm.
12 year old Sungha Jung shows off some talent. Make sure you check out his other videos on his YouTube channel.
Who knew something sung by Britney Spears could actually sound good?
"Womanizer" played on a violin, cimbalom, and double bass!
Yeah, I know. Sorry, but they keep uncovering folks like this and I can't help but post them. Britain's got lots of talent this year.
Kid band, Recess, covers Journey's Separate Ways.
If Arnel Pineda doesn't work out, there's always this lil' rocker.
47 year-old Susan Boyle auditions for Britains Got Talent.
She do.
A Japanese man in blackface singing "What A Wonderful World" by Louis Armstrong.
Jon Lajoie has finally nailed down his style.
32 songs in 8 minutes.
There's something enchanting about these localized versions of Roger Miller's "Oo De Lally" from Disney's Robin Hood from 1973. While all of these videos were found on YouTube, each was created by a different person around the world.
Israeli funk musician Kutiman splices YouTube videos to impressive results.
Tim Minchin's brilliant & witty demolition of irrationality in all its many guises - with rolling text from me -all in the medium of a 9-minute beat poem.
I know not many of you watch hockey, and even fewer of you would be watching hockey in Florida, but let me tell you something, you're missing out. Panthers announcer Randy Moller, who is a former NHL player, has taken announcing to new heights.
An online poll conducted in the '90s set Vitaly Komar, Alex Melamid and David Soldier on a quest to create the most annoying song ever. After gathering data about people's least favorite music and lyrical subjects, they did the unthinkable: they combined them into a single monstrosity, specifically engineered to sound unpleasant to the maximum percentage of listeners. The song is not new, but it resurfaced on Dial "M" for Musicology.
Amazingly, this "most unwanted music" contains little dissonance -- that would have been too easy. For the most part, they seem to have tried to assemble these elements in a listenable way.
You may remember that Christian Bale went nuts on the set of "Terminator Salvation" a few months back, threatening to stop production and beat some serious ass.
Here's almost 4 minutes of said rant. Primadonna or justifiable wrath? (Language may be NSFW)
I can't believe how many bands ripped-off Journey, even The Beatles! Those hacks!
Lullaby versions of Metallica, Nirvana, Nine Inch Nails for you and your kids to fall asleep to and you can dream of the days when you still had a life.
Radiohead vs. Jay-Z. Still not sure about this one...
The top 25 "hits" of the year, mashed up into one song.
The gifted storyteller and former radio broadcaster John Henry Faulk recorded his Christmas story in 1974 for the (NPR) program Voices in the Wind.
Okay indie hipsters, get ready to defend yourselves, 'cause this is going to get ugly. This is 50-26, the rest should be coming soon. The link below with the top singles has many playable songs if you're looking to explore a bit.
Related:
Reader's Poll Results
Top 100 Tracks of 2008
Musician Tony Melendez was borin in Nicaragua without any arms. At age 16, he started to learn the guitar. People told him it couldn't be done.
Well piss off, people! Give this guy a hand!
Check out the Cactus Cuties, who range in age from 8 to 13, singing the National Anthem at a Texas Tech game.
Sure, the Mashup phenomenon has died down a little, but this was submitted when, oddly enough, I'd just discovered ToTeM's Mashups. So I'm posting it mostly because I still like them, but also because they contain a pretty eclectic selection of tunes. Also included further down the page are links where you can download them all at your leisure.
Enjoy. Some of them are pretty damn good.
Guns N' Roses are streaming their entire new album on MySpace, a few days before its official release.