Ok… gotta admit. Kinda overly giddy.
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Luckily for me, I hate crowds… so I would probably skip this for the rest of the year. xD Plus, a Harry Potter setting would look much better in winter or fall… even if it’s a Florida winter~ xD
Could you imagine if there were actual snow in Hogsmeade? SPAZZ xP
I want my wand, and to taste butterbeer… and I actually wouldn’t mind eating there.
Another single from their album Of The Blue Colour of the Sky.
Directed by OK Go, Eric Gunther, and Jeff Lieberman~
After their first and second album, and a couple of listens to them… OK Go are seriously hit or miss for me. I used to dig tracks like Here We Go Again, and C-C-C-Cinnamon Lips and stuff like that, but now it gets boring quite easily. Their videos, however, you just want to keep on watching.
I don’t think they surpassed themselves, though. I mean, This Too Shall Pass, right?
PS: The duck makes me laugh. xD
You’d better have 10min to spare to watch this.
I think… wow… so much information, and it makes sense. I think I’m forwarding this to every new client I get… something like “Before you decide if you want to work with me, take a look at this.” LOL
Can I just say it?
Holy Sh!t~ that’s amazing!
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Saw this here~~~ Cut the Crap Movie Reviews.
1. Open up your iTunes, music player, spin the CD, whatever, hit shuffle and tell us what is the first song to play…
Yuguo (羽果) – Ronnie Monkey from Babel (巴别塔)
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I really wanted to change one of the songs, but the song I wanted to add has escaped my mind. I have only heard it a couple of times, so the group didn’t stick with me… only the description as “they look like the Japanese Rolling Stones” – They lead singer even looked a bit Mick Jaggerish with his skinny pants and his movements. The song name — I suppose — is KIMOCHI, but because it has such a name, it seems impossible to Google. Do you know the song I’m talking about?
The guys kept singing KIMOCHI, and I’m pretty sure it was written in Katakana.
Anyway, if you know… leave a message~
*EDIT*
Yes, I found it. I’m so good. xD Took 2hrs though xD
In the meantime, you gotta listen to this new Japanese mix~
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Yes, I think it makes sense xD
enjoy the playlist!
Mark Ronson featuring QTIP and MNDR.
I really enjoyed Ronson’s last album, and I think he’s a really great producer. However, I think he really dropped the ball with this song… or maybe I just don’t like his type of music any longer. Honestly, it’s been ages since I heard anything from him xD
But the French and Japanese? Sounds so weird.
Does anyone feel the video is so Liveman or Flashman? [why the 90’s ruled]
A combination of “Poema X” by Pablo Neruda and “Under the Harvest Moon” by Carl Sandburg.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNDt_UNYHPg
video on Vimeo.
Alongside Kimura Takuya [SMAP] (37), and Tadanobu Asano (36).
Takeshi Koike was an animator on the 1995 animated film Memories, was involved in The Animatrix short Program, as well as directing one of my favorite Animatrix shorts… World Record, and worked as the lead animator on the film Taste of Tea (Cha no Aji).
Movie and CM director Ishii Katsuhito created the original story and explained why he picked those three actors in particular. “For this movie I wanted to get the actors I personally respect the most,” he said.
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Aoi has been one of his favorite actress for many years as well. You could say that he is really looking forward to have his favorite actors lending their voices to the characters he created himself.
Directed by Irina Dakeva, this very 70-ish feel video is composed by around 200 watercolor images. Of course, the music had to come from Ed Banger Records, who gave us the kick-ass Justice D.A.N.C.E Video.
