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6 months ago
Hamlet "To be or not to be" - Richard Burton (1964)
Richard Burton's "Hamlet", directed by John Gielgud, produced by Alexander H. Cohen. Filmed live on Broadway in 1964 and released to theaters in El...
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6 months ago
Soledad Bravo - Zumba Que Zumba
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En este exepcional album Cantares De Venezuela, la gran Sol...
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6 months ago
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exceptional
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7 months ago
They Might Be Giants - RUNNER-UP - Can't Keep Johnny Down
"Very cinematic... a great joke, told well... SUCH GOOD FILMMAKING that I urge you to watch it." - John Hodgman
Our entry in TMBG's "Can't Keep Jo...
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nice
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7 months ago
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7 months ago
Cat Betrayed His Girlfriend! Sex! Heat! Rage! Foul language! (ORIGINAL ENGLISH CAPTIONS)
Cat cheats on girlfriend! An angry pussy. A faithless tom. A shattering drama about a female feline scorned just days before marching to the alt...
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7 months ago
Frostie Dancing To Whip Your Hair
Original video: http://youtube.com/watch?v=...
Frostie's fan page: http://facebook.com/Frostie... is a 22-year-old ba...
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9 months ago
Eels - What is This Note? - Unofficial Video
A single-shot video for the Eels song "What is This Note?" off the 2001 album Souljacker. Designed as a test of our green-screen capabilities.
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1:39 was pretty cool
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9 months ago
The Rite of Spring - Stravinsky
Part of the second act - 'The Sacrifice' - where a maiden is chosen by her peers to dance herself to death for the good of the tribe. My first atte...
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hey man f--- the people in this blog who don't appreciate it. Really nice going. there some striking images, moments, and lead ups in here. It's the fu..ing spirit we need. not enough interesting stuff made nowadays.
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10 months ago
EMIL VON SAUER - Liszt "MAZEPPA" (1925) Transcendental Etude no.4 (piano roll)
EMIL VON SAUER OLD AND RARE RECORDING of LISZT Transcendental Etude no.4 "Mazeppa" (1925)
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Sauer was good, but I get the feeling that he plays the song for the virtuosic aspect of it. I mean, that's obviously there, but I feel that the song is about more than that. I think he was a little superficial with it. It can be more explosive and meaningful
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f this!