History Of Lyrics That Aren't Lyrics
The history of music told through all of the la-la-las, na-na -nas, and do-do-dos over the past 49 years.
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Imperial March by Floppy Disk Drives
The two most evil floppy disk drives in the galaxy perform the Imperial March.
Nirvana Live At The Paramount
Never before seen footage of Nirvana's live performance at the Paramount Theater on October 31, 1991.
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Beautiful Machine by Paul Oakenfold
A leisurely stroll while listening to the latest Paul Oakenfold single is a little less relaxing when a host of aliens and humanoids from Gears of War and Half Life 2 invade the city.
Dry Cleaner Beats
Diego Stocco used puff irons, press and dry cleaning machines, a washer, clothes hangers, and a bucket full of soap to make some steamy beats at his local dry cleaners.
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Killer Dexter Theme Cover
Pass the time until the October 2nd season premiere of Dexter by watching Adam Ben Ezra perform his version of the opening theme song.
Knots by Lisa Hannigan
Even while getting splattered with paint, Irish singer Lisa Hannigan still has a smile on her face and a ukulele by her heart.
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Presented by Duke Cannon.
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Back To The Future A Cappella
Matt Mulholland takes Back to the Future and adds his refined vocals to another iconic movie scene.
The Making of the Nike Mags
For the lucky 1500 that were able to snag a pair of the Nike MAGs, here's how Tinker Hatfield created the shoe that put that $7,000 dent in your wallet and helped raise $5.6 million for the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research.
