Alessandro Grespan posted this video back in 2011, which is blowing up again now, which he created by perfectly timing the playback of LCD Soundsystem’s New York I Love You, But You’re Bringing Me Down, along with Miles Davis’ improv performance from Louis Malle’s 1958 film Elevator to the Gallows. Sounds legit.
This Crosley Dansette Turntable Is A Stunner
No doubt the modern resurgence of the turntable bears testimony to the rekindled romance of listening to one’s music on the purest form it was meant to be heard–analog. And there’s no need to abandon the fun-loving styles from yesteryear. Let Crosley reintroduction of the Dansette Series take you to a time where these simple yet iconic styles ruled. In the Mid 1960’s, at the height of its popularity, the British-branded Dansette player came to be known as virtually a household staple. These vibrant artifacts clearly define a statement in pop culture from days gone by. This portable player can be taken on the go or attached to the included legs to quickly become a furniture-style statement in any setting. Enjoy your albums in classic style with modern convenience.
There are so many stores now selling turntables (even though vinyl sales dropped this year.) What sets this retro-style record player apart from others is its ability to stand as a piece of furniture all on its own. It has a pair of full-range speakers built in, plays vinyl at 33-1/3 and 45 RPM speeds, and has an AUX input for other music sources.
Denzel Washington Reads Greeting Cards
Denzel Washington and Jimmy Fallon take turns giving extremely dramatic readings of standard greeting cards.
Keith Richards, Robert Plant, Bruce Springsteen, Bruce Cockburn, Sting, Bono lend their voices to “We Are Not Afraid”
Keith Richards, Robert Plant, Bruce Springsteen, Bruce Cockburn, Sting, Bono, Ringo Starr, and Patti Smith are among more than 200 cultural figures who have supported and participated in “We Are Not Afraid”. a new video targeted to raise funds for victims of religious and political violence around the world.
The song is written by Nigerian reggae artist Majek Fashek, who has donated his song to the cause and the video is directed by Kevin Godley. All proceeds generated by the project will be donated to Human Rights Watch and the International Rescue Committee.
Never Before Seen Footage Of Elvis Presley Playing A Stringless Prop Guitar
Recently, rare footage of Elvis Presley was uncovered. At the height of his career, Paramount Pictures offered to fly Elvis from his Memphis abode to California for a screen test. Screen test footage is usually kept private, making this an especially nice treat.
Watch Elvis jam out to his hit song, “Blue Suede Shoes.” Despite using a stringless prop guitar, Elvis still shreds as if he’s in front of thousands of screaming fans. His rocking performance certainly impressed Paramount, who swiftly offered the musician a three picture deal.
This Is SO Good. The Story Of Pearl
An emerging musician recovers the hatchback that she used to live in together with her dad, who raised her single-handedly as a street musician. Set inside their home, a beloved hatchback, Pearl follows a girl and her dad as they crisscross the country chasing their dreams. It’s a story about the gifts we hand down and their power to carry love. And finding grace in the unlikeliest of places.
Sha Na Na In 1973 Will Put You Right Back Into Your Childhood
Sha Na Na performs nineteen songs for the enthusiastic studio audience in attendance for a taping of German music television show Musikladen in 1973. For many people, including myself, this band was really the first leap into the rock and roll pond when theirsyndicated variety series ran from 1977 to 1981.
Laura Jane Grace and Bret Easton Ellis discuss the artistic benefits of being bullied
Laura Jane Grace and Bret Easton Ellis discuss the artistic benefits of being bullied, Caitlyn Jenner, the record vs. the single and Butch Vig.
Elvis Presley Live at NBC Studios In 1968 Without Music
Mario Wienerroither returns with yet another awkwardly funny edit. This time he turned a live performance by Elvis Presley in 1968 into an extremely unplugged version that still manages to make the girls scream.
Silicon Valley Season 3 Old Man Insults Outtake Reel Keeps You Laughing For 4 Straight Minutes
“Roman coinage? Being wheeled into a sunny spot? Lenses in an hour or less?” HBO shares the outtakes of the Silicon Valley scene where T.J. Miller’s insecure douchebag investor character Erlich Bachman meets seasoned CEO Jack Barker.