santa and jesus sing a medley of your favorite christmas tunes on south park.
Santa: Heelllooo everybody
Jesus: How y'all doin tonight?
Santa: Ya know, Jesus, there've been soo many wonderful songs written about us over the years...
Jesus: That's right Santa. And we love each and every one of them...like this one...
CUE MUSIC
Friday, December 24, 2010
down through the chimney with good ole...me
Monday, December 20, 2010
linus and lucy vince guarlidi trio
shake out the monday christmas blues with vince guaraldi and a charlie brown christmas. whose dance moves do you most identify with?
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Thursday, July 22, 2010
slave to the traffic light
Ross McBride's Digital DalĂ clock is a subtle reminder of the relative importance of time reminiscent of Dali's iconic work "The Persistence of Memory". available at RossMcBride
Jim Henson's Time Piece
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Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Video: Eli Escobar
Eli Escobar is an amazing DJ/producer in NYC whose blog and East Village Radio show I've been following for a while. Recently I got the chance to profile him for a short video - listen to him talk about making it as a DJ and branching out into remixing and recording original tracks.
Check out Eli's latest EP here.
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Thursday, March 11, 2010
5 minute makeover with crawl
in steve rash's 1993 comedy, son in law, an innocent country girl from South Dakota begins her freshman year at UCLA where her eyes are opened to the truths of dorm life. unable to relate to the lifestyle of her classmates and wanting to go back to the farm, crawl (pauly shore), the resident advisor, stops her from leaving by giving her an ambush makeover. watch the entire clip or cut to the 5 minute mark.
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Wednesday, March 10, 2010
suburban dogs
real estate rep NJ hard in the video for the supremely mellow "suburban dogs." i love this band. via pitchfork.tv
download: real estate - "suburban dogs"
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gimme that filet-o-fish
compare the drum loop in this radio dept. song (below) to the one used in mcdonalds' filet-o-fish spots.
download: radio dept. - "bus"
i don't know much about drum machines, but i guess it could also be pure coincidence...i wonder if the people at ddb had to lease out the whole song...
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Saturday, January 16, 2010
a little saturday happiness
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Tuesday, December 22, 2009
a new video from washed out
i've already blogged how much i'm loving the mellifluous and lo-fi sound of washed out (and their perfectly trimming video for "feel it all around"). here's their new video for "belong", directed by blake salzman. i like the aesthetic of the intro and the magic dance floor ride that commences around 2:22. they need some tour dates.
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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
lord knows you've got to change
a fresh-faced santana playing "evil ways", a song written by clarence 'frogman' henry, at woodstock in 1969. wait for carlos to rip it at the end there:
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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
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Friday, September 25, 2009
tgif
nice chilled out jingle is juxtaposed by loud familiar images.
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Friday, September 25, 2009
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009
follow the bouncing ball
a testament to the legacy of heinz edelmann and yellow submarine. and if this song is any indication of what to expect from air's new album, it should be quite a pleasing slice of auditory stimulation.
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009
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Tuesday, September 8, 2009
first day the spicoli way!
Have a good one!
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Monday, August 24, 2009
007
here are videos of the openings to the james bond movies, you only live twice and goldfinger. though the graphics might be slightly retro, the content is still smokin'.
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Monday, August 10, 2009
praise you
Fatboy Slim's 1999 video for "Praise You" was directed by Spike Jonze. Jonze appears in the video under the pseudonym Richard Koufey and purports to be the leader of a fictional dance group called "Torrance Community Dance Group". the video was filmed outside of a movie theatre in Westwood, CA without permission from the property owners and security guards/movie goers tried turning off the boombox in the middle of their routine (see in video).
i remember watching the 1999 VMA's when "Praise You" won best choreography & best direction in a video...a classic mtv moment. Spike Jonze went on stage as "Richard Koufey" and accepted the award while Fatboy Slim watched from his seat and laughed hysterically. too bad i can't find a clip of it!
my favorite dance sequence is at 2:07, just before their boombox is shut off....reminds me of the bollywood dance my roommates and i did to chaiyya chaiyya two springs ago for our "India in Film" final exam.
so here it is:
Fatboy Slim - Praise you
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Thursday, July 23, 2009
miles fisher does the patrick batemen
in this collage music video, actor miles fisher (who you may recognize from his splendid tom cruise impersonation in "superhero movie") covers american psycho and "naive melody". oh, the irony! fisher makes a fantastic patrick bateman and the video's entire aesthetic is cool because it's taken directly from american psycho, but could this get any more banal? socialite lydia hearst and photographer charlotte kidd play fisher's hooker victims, all the more reason to watch.
you can download the crappy song featured in the clip for free here, but the vocals killlllllll me.
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Thursday, June 25, 2009
if you don't send this to five people
a funny video by ze frank about those awful chain letters that end with something like "if you don't send this to five people you will have hard times."
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Friday, May 29, 2009
wavy
Right: the original "Wave Field" that Lin made in 1995 for the University of Michigan. Do you think she came up with the concept before she knew it was going to be constructed in the midwest? I like the added irony.
can't wait to run through that wavy field in the spring of '09.
***i originally blogged this on 11/14/08, but i'm reblogging it because the work at storm king art center opened on may 9th. a trip up to the storm king art center makes a great escape from the hot city.
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Friday, May 29, 2009
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Monday, May 25, 2009
summertime
happy summer! enjoy the sun. i'll be horizontal at the pool, finishing up stephen e. ambrose's "to america".
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Monday, May 25, 2009
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Monday, May 18, 2009
Style Wars
Do yourself a favor and watch at least the first 2 minutes of this 1983 documentary on graffiti and early hip-hop culture:
and if you'd like a rec from someone with more authority than I, check out A.O. Scott's review here
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