No high-tech editing or remixing here – just two Youtube videos played at the same time. The result is an unexpected but totally amazing duet between LCD Soundsystem and Miles Davis. Oh, and the fact that Kermit the Frog is involved doesn’t hurt either.
Enjoy:
-via @EverythingNYC
I can’t imagine having the patience, stamina, or courage to attempt this edit, but someone re-created “Call Me Maybe” using lines from “Star Trek: The Next Generation”. Just when you thought you couldn’t take any more of this song…hit play and “engage”!
- via Bit Rebels
This stellar stop-motion video will make you want to dust off your old childhood board games and pray for a rainy day. Is it weird that I was disturbed by the mutilation scenes? What the hell did those Hungry Hippos ever do to you?!
-via Buzzfeed
A uniquely cool way to listen to the legendary Miles Davis & band play “So What”:
-via Kottke
Check out this amazing music video for “New Romance” by Miles Fisher – it’s a ‘Saved By the Bell’ parody starring the cast of “Final Destination 5″. If you ever wanted to see AC Slater violently impaled by a sharp corner in The Max, a) you’re sick, and b) you’re gonna love this:
-via Buzzfeed
Even Charlton Heston can’t deny the beat when the DJ plays a Benny Benassi track at the clubs -
-via Geeks Are Sexy
Japanese pop star Kyary Pamyu Pamyu’s debut “Pon Pon Pon” is one of the strangest videos I’ve ever seen. I think I love it.
-via Buzzfeed
Before a complex of abandoned buildings in Oslo was demolished, the Norwegian band Cold Mailman filmed this amazing video for their song “Time is of the Essence”, using light synthesizers and a healthy dose of creativity:
-via Curiosity Counts
Hit play for an explosion of retro-video-game goodness!
-via Metafilter
Rock out to the ‘Book Xylophone’ from the Miraikan National Museum of Science and Innovation in Japan…
-via Curiosity Counts
