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I wish I had a grasp on where I should start right now with my guitar skills to be able to play like this one day.

I’ve watched this video countless times.

OK, here’s the original metal song to the Deathklok show.

And here’s someone doing a piano rendition.

Holy $%#!

I won’t claim to know anything of opera beyond a handful of songs by Pavarotti and then whatever knowledge one can claim from listening to death metal operatic vocals….

Nevertheless, I absolutely adore this song from Pavarotti. It really shakes me up. Totally mindblowing how powerful his voice is.

This is frikkin’ amazing.

Question: do you think it’s a trick of some kind? Say, the video/music is sped up? My friends thus far say, “No..”

OMG I love this. Originally found this on some Internet Marketing forums. Hilarious.

This video gets me pumped!

Interesting to see someone guest on O’Reilly’s show who is far more confident than many guests and even more confident than Bill O’Reilly himself. It’s lame how he baits him with all these stupid questions, like encouraging kids to have sex. WTF, c’mon…

I think this is from…2006.

Fast forward to 4:51-6:00, starting when Bill says “You can take some of your lyrics…”. Manson elegantly answers the question and it’s as if the interviewee suddenly became deaf at the implication of his answer, which turned the question right back on him.

The sum of my emotions right now can be expressed with the following, largely unknown, quote from historian and social critic Oscar Wilde, who was far ahead of his time in 1891 when he stated:

STFU Bill O’Reilly.

My sentiments exactly.

PS And on a wholly unrelated note, is it just me or is one of them wearing one of those hair transplants? I’ll leave it up to you to tell me which one you think it is.

Very nice. Oldies music, 50′s nostalgia, strange dialogue, Lynchian soundtrack music, all from Dirty Dancing.

This is one of my favorite scenes of Lynch’s masterpiece, Mulholland Drive. In the larger context of this movie, this scene to me represents the dream-like nature of the film.

In this scene, the characters experience is raw and dramatic and disturbingly strange, yet no one seems to notice, including the characters who are “dreaming” it. Everything seems to take on extreme importance but the understanding of why it was so important simply slips away as soon as its done, (i.e. once you get to the next scene) much like waiting up from an intense dream with a charged up feeling that it was entirely deep and real, but you can’t put your finger on any of the specifics.

This is great…. one of my favorite Sunfold songs and a nice video to boot. Check it. Can’t wait to see them play this weekend at Artsplosure with rising stars Lonnie Walker.