Music video: Stupid Chinese version of YMCA




Thanks to H F Gyllenstråhle

Music blog: Drugburn




















Drugburn is a blog that despite its subtitle "taking music to make drugs to" is dealing not in drugs but in music. I happened to stumbled upon it yesterday. The blog is focused on French 60s yé-yé pop, like Gainsbourg, Dutronc, Gall, Vartan, but also other 60s pop and more modern stuff. You will find great mp3s and videos there for download.

The France Gall Scopitone video in the post below is taken from Drugburn. Thanks!


By the way, here are some French 60s pop videos found in YouTube :

Serge Gainsbourg and Brigitte Bardot: Bonnie & Clyde
Serge Gainsbourg and Brigitte Bardot: Comic Strip
Serge Gainsbourg & Jane Birkin: Je T'aime, Moi Non Plus

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Scopitone: France Gall - Laisse tomber les filles

Toys: Horseriding



Big Jim with friends on new adventures.


Addition:
Earlier post where P-E Fronning confesses that he played with dolls.
70s commercial for Big Jim (on YouTube)
A few links to Big Jim sites.

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Illustration: German sheet music from the early 30s








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Tanztee und Tonfilm (1932) and Zum 5 Uhr Tee (1931) are two collections of sheet music I found a month ago and bought because of the obvious beauty of the covers. I hope you enjoy them as I do. Over at Musselsoppans vänner you will find the covers as well as a couple of examples of the notes. Sometimes I wish I was a musician. Maybe you are?

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Toys: Playmobil - Security Check Point




Via Everlasting Blört

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Toy: Dreamlines

Quoting the excellent Presurfer: "Dreamlines is a non-linear, interactive visual experience. The user enters one or more words that define the subject of a dream he would like to dream."



This is, by the way, where I'm going today. Any guesses?:)


Play around with it for a while and cool images, that would easily pass for art, will appear and evolve on your screen. Go ahead and dream.

Via The Presurfer

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Cartoon: Tin Pan Alley Cats

Some great screenshots of a bunch of cool cats from a war-time (WWII) Warner Bros cartoon called Tin Pan Alley Cats.


Hardly politically correct but they ARE cool cats.








Screenshots from another cartoon in a similar style: Coal Black and the Sebben Dwarfs

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Animation: Flipbooks



A site in French about flipbooks. (The site's linkpage)

Don't forget to make some flipbook action of your own! (Like this one)

Via A Best Truth


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