You see what the audience sees- if they are really high

Wow! Another video of music and rotating heads.

Neurosonics Live from Chris Cairns on Vimeo.

Watch this later.

Procrastination from Johnny Kelly on Vimeo.

Chasnoff remains funny

Joel's book is getting good reviews... it sounds like fun!

If you were still on the dating scene, this would still be funny.

Brilliant stuff. Funny, solid funny.

Rock. Cliche'. Overload.

This is so over the top, it's like if a rendition of Steve Vai by aliens as performed by Steve Vai.
It contains: headbanging violinists, angry drummers, an Asian chick in a minidress, Lightshow and effects, fingertapping, Translucent guitars, Grim Bassist, plus Steve Vai is in what looks like a dress.

Enjoy!

Never mention this kind of thing....

Why you can't leave them in the fridge...

Funny- but twisted. 91% Warnickian. Enjoy!

Vegeterrible from Henrik Sønniksen on Vimeo.

The simple joy of a love song, acapella.

So when Stephen Merrit wrote one of the great love songs, it was for an album of 69 love songs, meant to be sung by four drag queens. He wrote the song, "The Book of Love," and it became beloved to those who had heard of the album or his band "the Magnetic Fields," even though it remained far from pop music success. The song is both witty and yearning and lovely. It is also written by an openly gay man, so fundamentalists Christians, please don't listen- you may be moved by it.

Of course, the album became an underground success, but when Peter Gabriel did a cover of "Book of Love" in 2004, it began to reach the mainstream. When that cover was used in the finale of "Scrubs," well, that made it explode into the limelight. And it's all over the place now.

But acapella groups have a way of finding these songs long before the rest of us, and here is last year's Harmony Sweepstakes champions singing the tune in a fantastic arrangement. Turn the speakers up, and call the wife into the room for it. And yes, it has been used for wedding proposals, which I am not sure if the author of the song would love or be annoyed with. Probably both....