Watch and you’ll understand.
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Watch and you’ll understand.
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This person is insane.
In celebration of 100 episodes of Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, get up and do the Jimmy Fallon dip everyone!
All part of Reebok’s new ad campaign called “The lighter side of training camp.” Enjoy!
Car Sale. Featuring Nick Mangold and Thomas Jones.
Cake. Featuring Leon Washington and Jerricho Cotchery.
Snake. Featuring Dustin Keller and his fear of snakes. My personal favorite.
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Someone get the Oscar’s; these women can act! …not.
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The Fray covers Kanye West’s single, Heartless. Great song. Brilliant video.
Download the music video on iTunes.
The Humanthesizer is a joint collaboration between electronic musician Calvin Harris, Sony Music UK, and Bare conductive body ink. And damn is it cool. Engadget: “Each patch is triggered by one of the girls closing a circuit with her hands or feet — you can see the “wires” painted on their arms and legs if you look closely…” There are ladies in bikinis.; they are covered in conductive body paint. On the floor there are pads on the floor that are connected to eachother by electricity. When they ladies step on the pads with their “conductive” feet, sounds are played. These sounds can be played to create beats or perform a choreographed song. Check it out for yourself in the videos above. As you will see, there are many different ways this tech can be used to create music in an innovative fashion. I can definitely see something like this become a very successful attraction in Vegas or even make its way into music videos and musician’s tours.
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The Contortionist was created by Dominic Hargreaves, a 24-year-old student from London. The idea to make a collapsable bike came easy to him: “I couldn’t find a folding bicycle I liked. I wanted something that could take a bit of punishment and that you could have fun with. So I made one myself.” He is in talks with manufacturers about getting this concept idea onto shelves in the near future. Check out the video above to see how it works.
User tdarnell: I’ve recently discovered an animation that was rendered using the measured redshift of all 10,000 galaxies in the Hubble Ultra Deep Field image.
A very interesting watch. Enjoy.
Why MSI, why!!? (And yet I’m left entertained.)
Engadget got some hands-on time with the upcoming Zune HD. See the action in the video above.
In related news, it seems like electronics giant Best Buy has outed the release date and price of the Zune HD. A spy shot of a Besy Buy inventory sheet reveals a September 8th release and two price points: $220 for 16GB and $290 for 32GB. A tipster also nabbed further evidence at Amazon; they too have the same price point and release date listed. Look after the break for the two screen shots.
Continue reading More Zune HD videos; street date & price leaked
The next iteration of the Guitar Hero franchise has finally been made official, along with the first trailer and the entire track list to-boot. See above for the trailer, look below for part of the VH track list. Peek after the break for the entire track list, which includes more songs by VH as well as other influential, related bands. GH: Van Halen is due out on December 22, 2009.
Van Halen Songs
“Ain’t Talkin Bout Love”
“And The Cradle Will Rock”
“Atomic Punk”
“Beautiful Girls”
“Cathedral” (solo)
“Dance The Night Away”
“Eruption” (solo)
“Everybody Wants Some”
“Feel Your Love Tonight”
“Hang ‘Em High”
“Hear About It Later”
[Via IGN; Rolling Stone] Continue reading Guitar Hero: Van Halen