Tag: video

  1. New Cruxshadows video: Immortal

    26 July 2009

    The Cruxshadows have just released a music video for the song Immortal in their infrequent podcast, and I think it’s well worth the time to watch it even if you’re not a fan. While the Cruxshadows don’t seem to have gotten much videoplay (you’ll have to get a copy of Shadowbox to catch most of them, or you can just search Youtube), they do tell a good story with their videography. They’re working the black op angle again but with a decidedly transhumanist (or perhaps technomagickal) twist – the use of augmented reality overlays in the …

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  2. Gerry Kasparov meets the Flying Rhenquist!

    20 May 2008

    Oh, holy shit - not safe for work... at a public presentation by Garry Kasparov in the Russian Confederation a couple of days ago, somebody buzzed the crowd with a remotely controlled flying dildo.

    No, I'm not kidding. If you click on the link, you can clearly see a radio controlled helicopter shaped like a large penis flying over the crowd for about half a minute, until it was struck out of the air by a security officer. There is a screenshot from the video as well as a copy of the video itself, in which you can clearly see the …

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  3. I see no C-walk here.

    14 September 2007

    MC Frontalot is at it again, this time celebrating the release of his new nerdcore hip-hop album, Secrets From the Future. In fact, he's released his first music video, a silly little ditty called It Is Pitch Dark, a tribute to classic pieces of interactive fiction lke Zork and The Lurking Horror. It's goofy. It takes place in someone's basement. MC Frontalot dances better than I do. It's all good.

    If you can't reach Youtube for some reason, go to MC Frontalot's homepage, where you can download the video in a number of other formats (including the .mp3 of the …

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  4. This says a lot about life these days.

    09 April 2007

    A semi-common sight in DC are street musicians, people who stand on street corners or sit just inside the entrances of Metrorail stations and play instruments of one sort or another. Every once in a while you'll see one within spitting distance of an office building, something that has become a bit more rare since 9/11 since physical security has become such a big deal in this country. Most people don't even stop to listen to them because they're too busy doing what they need to do to keep their lives running smoothly, which seems to consist of running …

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