Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake are pretty damn white, but this was still good. And I did hear some Slim Shady and Beatie Boys in there.
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Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake are pretty damn white, but this was still good. And I did hear some Slim Shady and Beatie Boys in there.
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Who remembers Groove Armada? You know, UK electronica band from the 90s? I came to know them when Fatboy Slim did a remix of their song “I see you Baby” with a really memorable video.
After that, they pretty much dropped off my radar. I don’t tend to listen to that kind of music, so I stopped paying attention, but they’ve been consistently making music for the last 12 years.
They’re just coming out with a new album, and I came across a fantastic video for their song “History.” The video was supposed to be thirty seconds, but the creators, the Dawson Bros. went a little out of hand.
From the youtube description:
Groove Armada’s people asked us to make a thirty second viral advert for their new album. But we got carried away and ended up making a street dance film instead. We f*cking love street dance.
We hope you like it, but above all… we hope Groove Armada’s accounts department will still pay us.
And here it is. Pure awesomeness. And a great song, too.
I have blogged about my desire to own a jet pack in the past. That pack, as cool as it may be, had some significant drawbacks. First and foremost, it was powered by water which causes some difficulty if I were interested in flying in, say, the Sahara. And if I’m laying out around $130K for a jet pack, I had better be able to use it anywhere I want.
So, move over Jetlev, make room for the Martin Jet Pack.
The 200 horsepower dual-propeller packs can travel at 60mph for up to 30miles on a full tank of fuel. They have been reached heights of 7,800ft in tests.
At 250lbs when empty, the jet pack is not heavy enough to require a pilot’s licence, although users will take part in a Martin Jetpack training programme.
The price will will be comparable to the Jetlev, but with almost none of the restrictions. You can bet I’m saving my pennies…
At first, I thought it was an animation overlay but now, after repeated viewings, I think that it is all projection onto the building. It must be, if it’s a live show, right?
Projection on buildings - Live performance from NuFormer Digital Media on Vimeo.
This is amazing. It also shows you just how much time some people have.
I like the Daily What’s take on it, calling it a “Mario Mindfuck.”
My favourite part comes about 57 seconds in.