Recent content by Botch

Porch Pirates, redux: EDIT: And now the Al Gore Rhythm is filling up my EweTube with porch pirate poking; and I haven't had this much fun on a Friday since I quit dating! Some observations: - 90+% of porch pirates (PP) are obese - The packages with slightly longer det times, so...

Aw, man. RIP Ike Willis. :confused:

Was scrolling thru my video feeds and I saw one thumbnail pop out as a HDR, and my eyes popped when I saw it was Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass?!?!? I was a big fan in... high school, and I'm 66 now. Herb is Ninety-One Years Old, and he's on tour, and his chops are on the top their game...

Best of GoPro, 2025. Dayam!

Had this in the car this past week, a Sting album I didn't realize existed. He recorded it on his own during the pandemic, collaborating remotely with guys like Dominic Miller, Branford Marsalis, Manu Katché, Jo Lawry, and Martin Kierszenbaum. Very good so far.

I haven't really watched SNL since college, but this was recommended to me. I had to watch it twice, there's a lot going on and some killer lyrics!

... and if you can't succinctly make your Musical Statement in less than 90 seconds, then sit down and shut up!

How do you make History’s Worst Music Video even more silly? Take out the music! I may have posted this before, but every time I see it I lose it again.

A brief history of slot vs square vs Phillips screws and drivers, featuring Henry Ford, two Canadians and more double enténdrés than you'll hear all year!

My first system was purchased in the summer of '79, and featured Advent speakers. Loved them and still have them, but they were retired when I went 5.1 in 2010. I've always been a bit confused as to whether they were Original Advents, New Advents, or Large Advents; this video popped up and 1)...

Anyone else listen to the "Professor of Rock" ewetube channel? It's a favorite of mine, he does a deep dive into particular artists and their history, or sometimes a "Greatest Ten whatever" in rock. Here, he counts down his top Eight weirdest songs in history: I was a Dr. Demento fan in...

For any Springsteen fans: PBS is showing a 90-minute concert video of the E-Street band's concert at the No Nukes concert, featuring "unreleased footage", from 1979. Set your VCRs (it plays at 11 pm here, past my bedtime). EDIT: Watching it now. I always knew the band had a rep for hitting...

And more Angine de Poitrine (this is filmed in HDR, stunning to watch if you have a suitable screen). And for two guys to get a club full of folks to clap along, in 9/4 time (I think) at about the 3/4 mark, is hella cool!

So much intensity, and fire, over just 3 chords (sometimes two) with a guitarist, bass, Hammond, drummer (with only two toms and 3 cymbals) and two (three if you count Maraca Man) percussionists. 1970 Santana, Tanglewood; dayam. https://youtu.be/UKcI2mcsueM?si=BfHNtlJzuhzjMucS

More micro-tonal math rock from my new favorite Phallic-Nose band. Every YT clip that comes up I have to click, love this stuff!