Boom Boom Pow in an Apple Store

This is one way to shoot a video. Gotta give him credit! Use the tools you have available—even better when they're free.

via Boing Boing

"YouTube user nicholifavs is using the Apple Store as his own, personal A/V studio and audition space. So far, the little dude's shot dozens of lip sync videos including this one of the Black Eyed Peas' 'Boom Boom Pow.'"

Pitchfork.tv

One of the music sites I frequent, Pitchfork, recently launched a music video site called Pitchfork.tv. It kind of harkens back to the days of MTV. Admittedly "hipster" music (I prefer indie), you might find some artists and videos you'd really like. Plus, it looks like they'll be playing some music documentaries. So take it for a spin. This might be a great model for FVTV (we should even consider nabbing the fablevision.tv domain).

GIRLS ROCK!

via Buzzfeed:

"A life-affirming documentary about a rock n' roll camp for young girls opens this weekend, March 7th. We wonder if we would have turned out any differently if we had grown up with Kathleen Hanna as our role model instead of Madonna. In an alternate universe documented by this movie, 10-year-old girls are already way hipper and cooler than you are."

--> Official Movie Site

Watch the trailer!

All Beatles Albums in an hour

Via Boing Boing:

"Steve McLaughlin took all the UK Beatles LPs and compressed them into a single, 1-hour MP3 by increasing their tempo by 800 percent. The resulting file is a little hard to listen to, but it's an impressive accomplishment, nevertheless. I'm up to "Hard Day's Night," and it's starting to cause hallucinations."

Here's the link to WFMU's Beware of the Blog where you can download the mp3. Freaky, huh?