A Map of Woman's Heart: Rare Vintage Gem from the 1800s

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:yeah:

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Here's the rest

Jan Terri - Rock N Roll Santa.mov - YouTube

Jan Terri - "I'd Like To Make It With You Babe" - YouTube

Jan Terri "Get Down Goblin" - YouTube
the music of the beautiful, talented, genius Jan Terri
the music videos are even better.

This guy is so epic it's not even funny

http://www.stereophile.com/ces2008/Transrotor-450.jpg

JESUS FUCK. Talk about an audiophile wet dream.

Man, I could watch abstract animation like this for hours:

Damn that is awesome and quite enthralling to boot.

I need to pull myself together

Piotr sent this to me today. I like it very much, and think it is awesome:

Glad you like it, dude.

I thought it was pretty neat.

This, right here, is awesome. Back in the 50s and 60s (I think) a radio producer by the name of Tony Schwartz made a series of recordings of his niece Nancy during the first 12 or so years of her life. The YouTube video below (which is actually just audio) is an audio montage he made from those recordings compressing her development from the age of one month to the age of twelve or thirteen into about two minutes. I think it's fascinating and can't stop listening to it.

I'd like to suggest some of the musical virtuosity can itself be considered "awesome", because although we are used to hearing high quality musical artistry everyday, there are sometimes absolutely exceptional displays of skill that are frankly jaw dropping.
And I'm going to be an absolute wanker here and use as an example my hero Chris Thile for about the third time this week, who I'm putting down as the most talented musician of all time in my opinion. Here are a few selections:



^^ Possibly one of the longest notes sung I've ever heard.



^^ Although the singing from Michael Daves is slightly cringe-worthy, that ought to impress just about anyone.

Great effort there, even by a spammer's standards. Good luck getting your post count up in the lounge, by the way :thumb:

Have you listened to much bluegrass aside from what you posted above, Salami? You might appreciate some of the old time players if you enjoy that kind of virtuosity.

^^ I certainly hadn't heard that, so thanks, it was excellent!
I am very keen on bluegrass, although I listen a lot to stuff like Steel Drivers, Punch Brothers and Nickel Creek etc.
I am also very keen on some of the early influences on this genre like delta blues - I love Blind Lemon, Jimmy Rogers etc.

I'll gladly say that I'm still barely acquainted with it, so I'd be delighted to listen to anything you'd like to suggest!

I don't know what this is or how I got here, but I can't stop watching it. It's just so...so...enthralling. It definitely has me under it's hold, and that is indeed awesome.

Butoh.

An interesting reading: Female Breasts Are Bigger Than Ever.

Isn't it awesome?

http://img407.imageshack.us/img407/5...nthesky001.jpg

City in the Sky. One of those architectural utopias. It will probably never be a real project, but, at least, it is an artistically interesting video.

City in the sky on Vimeo

Yesterday. A thunder storm during the match between Ukraine and France in Donetz (Ukraine):

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I seen that, it looked amazing. It would've been cool to be there :).

That picture's amazing, dude.

:laughing:

I think the message spelled out by the seating says it all!! :D:yikes:

Hundertwasser House

http://www.passportchop.com/wp-conte...chitecture.jpg

That's a pretty cool, and on the note of surreal architecture, here's one of my favourites, the Wilkinson House:

http://beautifuldecay.com/wp-content...se-565x375.jpg

I feel like this would be a human's house in the Forest Moon of Endor with all of the Ewoks, it's pretty awesome.

That does look pretty awesome. I like the way it just kind of flows.

Wilkinson Residence

Personally, I hate the word "awesome", but it's about the only way this can be described.

For some unknown reason this guy has not posted part 1/4, but you really have to hear this performance of the famous dark poem from the movie "Poe: the last days of the raven". I've seen the movie twice, and would easily watch it a few more times. Just stunning, best rendition of Poe I've ever seen.

http://www.frattalone.com/Images/Image142.jpg

Ice Castle in St. Paul, MN.

Alright, I don't know if this was a typo or what, but my inner Star Wars geek won't let this stand. That's Endor, not Enor.

This:

Cray XT5 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Typo typo typo, thank you sir for bringing it to my notification. Definitely a typo, it's fixed.

Good. Don't let it happen again, or I might get Hoth headed. Nothing? Tough crowd.

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I would totally see this movie.

...but, then how could they possibly make a sequel

i mean really... :bonkhead: