Carl Sagan - 'A Glorious Dawn' ft Stephen Hawking (Cosmos Remixed)

"If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you first must invent the Universe." - Carl Sagan

Just discovered this very cool musician/video artist who has taken a Carl Sagan Documentary, and played it like it was it's own instrument. The artist is John Boswell, who has created some amazing ambient/ electronica music. My favorite genre combined with my favorite scientific subject was almost to much for my little latina heart to take. Mind expansions very much *should* happen while dancing!

The artist John Boswell has this video and it's accompanying track available for download at his website, Colorpulse. He also has many other very tasty ambient/electronica tracks to listen to and download at that same site.

Lydia Lunch - Gloomy Sunday (1980)

Lydia Lunch - Dance of the Dead Children

Ze wants some Respect.

Phenomenal Handclap Band "15 to 20" Official Video

Phenomenal Handclap Band "15 to 20" Official Video from friendly fire recordings on Vimeo.

Shot over a few very hot summer weeks in and all over NYC, 8 mini movies made to become 1. Directed by Moh Azima, Produced by Michelle Price, Staring The Phenomenal Handclap Band. Song taken from the self-titled album out now on Friendly Fire Recordings.

Blood Fighting: Dawn of the Robots and Zombies (january 2006)

This is one film that really incorporates many things I love about b-movies, adn it does it with flair, adn good music to boot>

From Internet Archive: "Winning entry in the 5-6 age category of the Ital Kwanza Film Festival 2006. This film explores the western fascination with monsters and zombies as exemplified in its literature and cinema. Utilizing clips from, doctor who, transformers, godzilla, night of the living dead and the vibrant open source community, this film integrates culturally appropriate music to provide us with entertaining cinema respite."

Pirates vs. Ninjas vs. Zombies vs. Robots!

This is a part of the Prelinger Archive Mashups on the Internet Archive. Public domain films being re purposed into completely different films, yet strangely similar to the original. The Reese's Peanut butter cups of entertainment. 2 great tastes in one candy bar.

"Suspense" One Thousand Dollars to One for Your Money (1950)

Suspense: CBS television program that ran from 1949 to 1954, and was produced live in New York City, often from scripts that were originally used for the Suspense radio show. Familiar themes from recognizable authors were often used in the suspense scripts.

In Their Boots: Silent Partners

In Their Boots is a documentary series chronicling how the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are affecting the lives of people here at home. Take a few moments to see how these wars are affecting us on a very personal level. This Episode is about the partners of gays and lesbians serving in the military.

The Arctic Giant - Superman - 1942

Superman Arctic Giant is another excellent older color animation which is good quality and funny. A T-rex frozen is brought to a museum and thaws. Mayhem results. Very funny.

Mystery Science Theater 3000 - Space Mutiny

Mystery Science Theater 3000 - Hobgoblins