"Steampunk is a sub-genre of fantasy and speculative fiction that came into prominence in the 1980s and early 1990s. The term denotes works set in an era or world where steam power is still widely used—usually the 19th century, and often Victorian era England—but with prominent elements of either science fiction or fantasy". - Wikipedia

10-07-2009

Score: Beethoven - Symphony No. 7 in A major, Op. 92- Allegretto - as conducted by Wilhelm Furtwängler

0yXaoWiyuqQ

JMwKcWGa6OY

Zxjai5l_zV4

Wilkins Coffee Commercial Collection 1

-Ky7g1lgTwc

For whatever reason, my dog started stroking me before work. Thought it was cute so recorded it.

hJhdI0-V0t0

Youtube rejected the earlier version so I covered up all the naughty bits. I hope this one is OK, please don't kick me off.

This is the new movie by infamous Hollywood production company Stag Films created in their wild new laboratory and due out in 2008.

CATCH THE WORLD PREMIERE in Los Angeles on 6/26/08 at the New Beverly Cinema. FREE! It's gonna be a blast!

New motion picture from Stag Films due out in 2008. Catch the World Premiere screening in Los Angeles on 6/26/08!

xMfXZYIdmHc

JMwKcWGa6OY

Zxjai5l_zV4

zywRuUQapAs

Little Game called "sumotori" only 86kb :P

homepage:
http://web.t-online.hu/archee8 3/sumotori/

BgBuIJsjpuM

jean baudin from "nuclear rabbit" and "element of surprise" playing the mario theme song

mui7_xsGrKc

In the third installment of the Rafael Mendez special entitled "The Trumpet," Mendez discusses his amazing finger dexterity and breath control, and then to illustrate these concepts he plays Flight of the Bumble Bee (with a super close-up on his fingers) and an excerpt from The Mexican Hat Dance (played entirely in one breath).

Mendez is a tour de force on the trumpet. Anyone who is interested in trumpets and trumpet playing should not miss this video.

gUij8FCg0z8

L7 playing live @ LA City Hall with Dave Grohl from Nirvana on drums - january 24th 1991

-zIkxe2Vvt0

Taken from David Letterman's tribute to Johnny Carson, originally broadcast 31 January 2005, and features Johnny's favorite ballad, "Here's That Rainy Day" as performed by Doc Severinsen, Tommy Newsom, Ed Shaughnessy, along with Paul Shaffer and the CBS Orchestra.

UrsQsgGHQ_0

I
L O V E
P I X I E S ^_^
R E A L L Y
H A R D

JwyO6sCGEWE