Yoshimi Tsujimoto and company burn through Michael Jackson's "Smooth Criminal" on shakuhachi (bamboo flute) and koto. Sure beats Alien Ant Farm's attempt.
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Oct 19, 2015
Michael Jackson's "Smooth Criminal" on bamboo flute and koto
Lou Rawls sings about why you should take your blood pressure medication (1970s)
In the 1970s, the great R&B singer and actor Lou Rawls urged everyone to take their high blood pressure medication. With soul. “Do it for them.” A public service announcement from the Ad Council.
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Listen to a young Edward Furlong sing The Doors
Just after teenage Edward Furlong blew up in Terminator 2, he released an album, titled “Hold On Tight,” in Japan. It also enjoyed a CD and vinyl release in South Korea and sweet sweet cassette in Indonesia. Here’s 14-year-old Edward doing The Doors’ “People Are Strange.” (via r/ObscureMedia)
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Watch the new short film by Mike Mills and The National
“I Am Easy to Find” is a short film by esteemed experimental (and Hollywood) director Mike Mills in collaboration with The National. A two-way street, Mills took inspiration from The National’s new album, also named “I Am Easy To Find,” while the film, starring Alicia Vikander, fueled The National’s songwriting. (I’ve heard the record, to […]
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Pay what you want for over 120 hours of coding training
Looking for a career in IT, gaming or software development? In the ever-changing world of the internet, versatility is your biggest asset. In other words, mastering Java might not cut it in an interview if you don’t know C#. However, there’s a bundle that covers the essentials in most any language. The Legendary Learn to […]
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This unique nonstick cookware heats evenly and resists scratching
Getting a set of cookware that will outlast you is one of those signs you’ve truly grown up. It used to be easy to find durable materials that also cook well, but these days it can be hard to tell what’s quality and what brands are coasting by on a recognizable name. Well, there’s at […]
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Polish up your writing with this pro editing software
Whether you’re writing company memos or meticulously crafting a novel, everybody needs an editor – and we’re not just talking about a spell checker. Writing software has gotten pretty intuitive, to the point where programs like ProWritingAid can guard against more than just silly mistakes. They can actually improve your style. Designed as the first […]
