This performance of this song is my favorite musical performance in the history of Late Night with Conan O'Brien. Actually, the competition isn't that crowded for that category - for whatever reason there were only a handful of good musical performances that come to mind readily.
But almost as impressive as this performance is how it exists on youtube. This performance was originally uploaded to youtube from someone's VHS copy but this video is officially released from the record company and in HD. That means that a record company had to be aware of an old TV performance, value it enough to contact NBC and Conaco to negotiate the rights, obtain those rights, obtain an HD copy and convert it for youtube upload. That's something I would have thought impossible. Everyone watching old clips on youtube wishes there was a better quality version but this time it actually happened.
The only thing I would change now would be the way Conan says "Kentuckyyy".
My Morning Jacket - One Big Holiday:
Thursday, August 10, 2017
Saturday, August 5, 2017
Game Grumps - Zelda's Adventure
The Game Grumps are currently in the middle of an exciting "Zelda's Adventure" playthrough. If you've never heard of ZA, it's the third Zelda game released for the failed Philips CD-i game system. The Zelda games for the CD-i are widely considered to be the worst of the Zelda series and "Zelda's Adventure" is supposedly the worst of the three.
In this episode, the Grumps face the evil foe Lort. Remember the memorable character Lort? Lort, from all your Zelda video games? Well you're in luck, because you're going to get to see him one more time here in this episode.
Good Lort.
In this episode, the Grumps face the evil foe Lort. Remember the memorable character Lort? Lort, from all your Zelda video games? Well you're in luck, because you're going to get to see him one more time here in this episode.
Good Lort.
Labels:
Game Grumps,
Philips CD-i,
Video Games,
Youtube,
Zelda
Sunday, July 30, 2017
Late Show - Fun with Rupert Compilation
The classic Late Show bit: Rupert Jee walks the streets and says and does whatever Dave tells him to say and do.
Towards the beginning, Dave frames it as a "sociological experiment" but is usually more to the point: it's "just really annoying people."
The "it was my thumb" line is one of my favorite moments in Late Show history.
When I first saw this bit, it was thrilling and hilarious and amazing. For some reason, it isn't quite that anymore. Maybe the world has changed, maybe I've changed, or maybe it's that I know how it ends (the video at the end of the clip).
Regardless, there's not a day that goes by that I don't want to see the jazz box.
Towards the beginning, Dave frames it as a "sociological experiment" but is usually more to the point: it's "just really annoying people."
The "it was my thumb" line is one of my favorite moments in Late Show history.
When I first saw this bit, it was thrilling and hilarious and amazing. For some reason, it isn't quite that anymore. Maybe the world has changed, maybe I've changed, or maybe it's that I know how it ends (the video at the end of the clip).
Regardless, there's not a day that goes by that I don't want to see the jazz box.
Labels:
Dave Letterman,
David Letterman,
Late Show,
Rupert Jee
Wednesday, July 26, 2017
Tonight Show - Will It Hot Dog?
Rhett, Link and Jimmy ask the age-old question, "Will it Hot Dog?"
Labels:
GMM,
jimmy fallon,
Rhett and Link,
The Tonight Show,
Will It Hot Dog
Thunder in Your Heart
It may be the greatest combination of all-time. I'm so excited, I'm posting this before the video even ends.
Tuesday, July 25, 2017
Norm Macdonald Live - David Letterman
Well I advertised that it was coming so I may as well post the end result.
Let's start with some warnings first.
1) There's nothing tooooo amazing or revelatory here. It's a fun and interesting conversation to watch it if you have a free hour.
2) Everyone is complaining about the extreme closeups. Maybe listen to it as a podcast.
3) You got in-show commercials in addition to youtube ads. Shouldn't it really be one or the other?
4) Luther Burbank was a famous botanist who developed many new varieties of fruits and vegetables.
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Let's start with some warnings first.
1) There's nothing tooooo amazing or revelatory here. It's a fun and interesting conversation to watch it if you have a free hour.
2) Everyone is complaining about the extreme closeups. Maybe listen to it as a podcast.
3) You got in-show commercials in addition to youtube ads. Shouldn't it really be one or the other?
4) Luther Burbank was a famous botanist who developed many new varieties of fruits and vegetables.
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