This is the funniest thing I have seen in a while…
http://www.lolfbmoments.com/?p=1232
That whole website is pretty funny, but that post by far made me laugh the hardest!
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This is the funniest thing I have seen in a while… That whole website is pretty funny, but that post by far made me laugh the hardest!
This is awesome… Thanks to JHill for sending! This hilarious music video was filmed at the J&J Trestle Inn, a place my friends and I have frequented for years. In fact, it is the “official” place to celebrate my friend Ross’ birthday. I am glad the unique atmosphere of this establishment has been captured for the masses to enjoy. I used to live & work 2 blocks from this place. Thanks to Darren for sending!
Someone took music from “The Legend of Zelda: The Ocarina of Time”, cut it up and put raps over it. What a great concept for an album!!! Take a listen below:
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2009
El Peñol en Guatape, Antioquia, ColombiaPosted by: jaycaddle in Colombia, Travel, WebLinc, WowThis summer, my sister-in-law Luz Stella and her boyfriend Juan took my wife Adriana and me on a tour of Antioquia in Colombia. One of the places we went was to Guatape, home to “Piedra del Peñol”, a giant rock formation that sits on top of a mountain surrounded by man-made lakes (it’s a reservoir). It is really an amazing sight to behold! Recently my wife found a 720 degree view of this natural wonder online. I have posted that as well as some other links to info about it below. My Uncle Tim has company called Elysee Productions that puts out old B Movie Horror Soundtracks. Why? Because he has an inside scoop on these things. He has been a horror movie fan his whole life, and knows a lot of the old masters in the Biz (he used to be a staff writer for Fangoria). So he has been taking unreleased soundtrack masters, remastering them and putting out CDs of these works. These are no-run-of-the-mill CDs either… we’re talking 16 page full color inserts CDs! Anyway, I personally feel he is doing justice to some great music that would otherwise go unappreciated for some movies that, well, it’s OK if you don’t understand their place in horror history and kind of laugh at them by today’s standards. They are fully-orchestrated scores, and I am really proud to say my Uncle put these out to the public. |