worship the glitch Member since April 22, 2007

Washington Post All Access Fire Sale! (via Stranahan)

paulscheer:

GEISHA ROBOT looks like it will be my new favorite film of all time. The VO is amazing.
Please watch. I guarantee you won’t be dissapointed, but mind blown
via RobertPopper.com

kateoplis:
Neil Young & Paul McCartney / A Day In The Life, live from Hyde Park 6/27

DJ /rupture - Je Suis le Peuple Sans Visage

Incredible Sonovox - Kay Kyser - 1940 film “You’ll Find Out” (via @tarabusch)
Pre-vocoder. Pre-talkbox.

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scaramouche:

friendssharingmusic:

Michael Jackson & Freddie Mercury - State of Shock
This song almost topped the Billboard Hot 100 when it was released in 1984, featuring the vocal talents of Michael Jackson and Mick Jagger.  However, the original recording of this song dates back to 1983, with Jackson and Freddie Mercury.
Mercury was visiting Jackson for the first time, at Jackson’s massive house in Encino.  For his part, Freddie spent his day being alternately impressed with and bemused by his gracious host.  On a tour of the house, Freddie and his personal assistant were treated with such sights as MJ’s bedroom (his bed, a mere mattress on the floor— “I prefer to be closer to the earth,” an actual quote), the in-home cinema that doubled as a functioning church on Sundays, and the mud-filled llama pen.
While Mercury was also inspired by MJ’s work ethic in the studio, he later remarked, “All that money and no taste, dear.  What a waste.”

Holy shit! The two of them together!!! I don’t think anything I see on Tumblr today can top this…

War is an addictive drug — just like surfing and robbing banks — in Kathryn Bigelow’s Iraq War movie The Hurt Locker. An L Magazine video essay by Michael Joshua Rowin and Matt Zoller Seitz.

urg:

I love Rachel Maddow. So much.
apsies:brooklynmutt:
Rachel Maddow on Gov. Mark Sanford’s “Hypocrisy Rap Sheet”

Chris & Cosey - Alchemy

soupsoup:

itsthereal:
Time to get ill doctrine.
Smooth squared.

bliptv:

Tina Cesa Ward and Suan Miller just stopped by the office to discuss their excellent show, Anyone But Me.  After our chat, I was compelled to post this behind-the-scenes episode to the blog.  Every web series needs an episode like this.
Internet culture is maker culture.  We all identify and connect with the people behind the projects we consume and adore.  On television, glimpses behind the curtain are special events.  On the web, they’re required.  This is especially true if you’re trying to reconcile the subtleties of a scripted drama with the directness of web at large.  This is how you begin to bridge the gap.  And this is how Anyone But Me is growing the audience for their excellent show.

brooklynmutt:

President Pushes Back Hard At His Iran Policy Critics.
Responds to “timid” and “weak” claims by Senators McCain and Graham

I wish I had this man’s discipline.  He didn’t dodge questions, but he also wasn’t goaded into giving an answer where there was none to give.  Masterful.

Synesthesia by Terri Timely

Sorta NSFW.  But very funny.

nanoramas:

Voice Box - Video by Jack Conte - Vocal Harmony Machine/ Vocoder (via EHX)

AHMADINEJAD BREAKS HIS SILENCE

Auto-Tune the News #5
They keep getting better and better at this stuff.

bliptv:
“That the show is shot and displayed in HD-quality video is not unusual for web shows these days, of course. What is unusual is that Circledrawers itself is downright beautiful to watch. Pay attention, folks: this is how a mood is set.” (via tubefilter | ‘Circledrawers’ Do Heaven’s Dirty Work, With ‘Sopranos’ Muscle)

evangotlib:

soupsoup:

dinnerwithzach:

Fox News Attacked Obama like Kerry
Fascinating how they puppet GOP talking points and rinse and repeat their tired labels on any Democrat.
Got to go make my tin foil hat now.

Fox News and MSNBC is entertainment, it isn’t ‘News’.
Unfortunately a lot of people watch it and actually take it seriously.

Arrested Development Documentary Project