International Space Station Commander Chris Hadfield records the first music video made in space…and it’s awesome!
Any video that picks on this fool is a classic to me…
Oh, and check this out: I love this gallery of Lebron whining from the Red Eye).
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From Network A, Ronnie Renner spends the weekend freeriding with friends. Stunning.
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The Deftones released a new video for their new single “Swerve”.
After the Jump: In memory of one of the founding members, bassist Chi Cheng, who passed away on April 14, I posted a couple of their earliest classics: “Be Quiet And Drive (Far Away)” & “My Own Summer (Shove It)”.
Radical Something just released their first single from their upcoming summer album. It’s already the top emerging single on Twitter. While waiting for their upcoming Summer of Love Tour, you can find them popping up as the soundtrack for Devin Supertramp’s latest youtube videos. See “Extreme Road Tubing” featuring Radical Something’s “Start Livin” HERE and “Cliff Diving” with Radical Something’s “Step Right Up” HERE.
Admit it. You’re guilty. Back in 1991, you took great pleasure and mastered the “2 Legit 2 Quit” hand gesture demonstrated in MC Hammer’s mega 15 minute music video. You loved the extra cheese from this video that featured almost every major hip hop/rap act of the era. Sprinkle some moldy cheese on top: James Brown as the King. This masterpiece that probably was the inspiration behind Michael Jackson’s “Remember the Times”, the John Singleton directed megavideo featuring Magic Johnson and Eddie Murphy. Enjoy!…and you’re welcome.
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New this weekend: Vampire Weekend “Ya Hey”, Kurt Vile “Never Run Away”, Union J “Carry You”, Art Of Dying “I Will Be There” & Cody Simpson “Pretty Brown Eyes”
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The single from the late Michael Molloy enters the chart at number 38. The eighteen year old Molloy was one of three people who died in a horrific coach crash while returning from the Bestival Music Festival last September.
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Michael Molloy and Alex Evans – Rise & Fall from Natalie Byrne on Vimeo.
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