A (semi) naked, 9-month-old baby plays a synthesizer. Nuff said. synthtube.com (thanks, Alex Ringis)
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Feb 20, 2009
Naked Baby Plays a Synthesizer (video)
Watch Kachi Chan's spare, trippy, otherworldly visuals
Modern Jazz musician Olivier Cong’s two-part song “Delusion” inspire designer Kachi Chan to create a black and white space-themed series of visuals. Prepare to leave your body!
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Using data to define the official canon of 90s music
I’m a big fan of the Pudding’s clever approach to infographics, and this latest piece examining 90s music does not disappoint. They surveyed thousands of people, collecting millions of data points to find out how well they recognized charting songs from the 1990s, and analyzed the results according to birth year. Pretty cool! Sinatra, Elvis, […]
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Mystery cassette from thrift store - who is this 70s prog rock band
A request from r/ObscureMedia: “Mysterious cassette tape of probably (1970)s rock band album. No results from Shazam or online lyric searches. Found in charity shop without correct case or labels.”
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This dual Bluetooth speaker set is twice the power at less than half the price
It’s easy to be instantly dismissive about most Bluetooth speakers, especially small travel-sized units. Over the past few years, makers of every shape, size, and variety have started pounding out Bluetooth speakers, many barely able to sound much better than your smartphone speaker, let alone provide the bass and volume heft of legitimate portable speakers […]
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Here's why you should consider changing your auto insurance
Did you know that you are free to change your auto insurance at any time? Maybe you do know that, but don’t want to deal with the inconvenience of changing providers. Or maybe you simply already think you have a great deal. The fact is that your car insurance is one of those expenses that […]
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Restflix thinks it’s cracked the code to a good night’s sleep and is now on sale for 50% off
According to researchers, stay-at-home orders in the US and around the globe are helping those working from home grab an extra 15 minutes of sleep per night. For college students, it’s even up to 30 extra minutes each night. Meeting your quality sleep threshold is actually one of the greatest indicators of your overall health. […]
