(Music Videos)
[ 2:30 - from Vimeo ]
April 3rd was worldwide pillow fight day. Did you know that? Living in LA, getting places takes a little too long for me, but that's one event I wouldn't have a problem showing up to in my PJs. Maybe next year. view
Core eGuider Brian Rothe
Director of Content, eGuiders
(Music Profiles)
[ 5:12 - from YouTube ]
This video shows that there is a finite number of chord combinations musicians can piece together to make a good beat. What's particularly interesting about the video here is as you listen to the different well-known songs, your ear will instinctively "hear" and recognize each of the songs as the correct one for those chords...until you move on to the next one. view
Guest eGuider Danny Groner
Freelance Writer and Web Maven
(Live)
[ 3:47 - from YouTube ]
I've heard the NBA on NBC theme a million times, but I had no idea that it was written by... John Tesh! And he composed it on his answering machine no less! Is there anything you can't do, Tesh? Watch him shred this one live as he tickles the plastic ivories of his keyboard. view
Core eGuider Drew Blatman
Filmmaker, Sunset Television
(Music Videos)
[ 3:03 - from YouTube ]
Who dominates an underground arm wresting racket??? A skinny indie-rocker! This Ted Leo video proves that a music video doesn't have to look like November Rain in order to be a memorable video. And oh yeah, this music video also teaches you to never cross anybody named Colleen. view
Camera Expert & Content Creator Michael Tapp
Content Creator | Shooter | Camera Tech
(Live)
[ 8:29 - from YouTube ]
After polling the citizens of Helsinki, two artists sat down and wrote this intelligent and witty choral piece based on the most commonly reported pet peeves. view
Core eGuider Ian Spector
Curious Entrepreneur / Author
(Dance)
[ 1:00 - from Vimeo ]
A well executed short of two guys break dancing and performing effortless flips. Maybe it's the HD or the mellow track by Caribou, but I find this one oddly soothing. Breakdance envy may ensue. view
Core eGuider Drew Blatman
Filmmaker, Sunset Television
(Live, Music Profiles)
[ 4:27 - from Vimby ]
Here’s an idea whose time has come: VIMBY (Video in My Back Yard) sets out to counteract TV’s NIMBY problem, aiming its cameras on all things edgy, street and ‘indie’ in the cities – and elevating them to “Hills” style online series. “Backyard Sessions,” one of their signature series, features unplugged, sunlit musicians and rappers performing in the back of someone’s house, complete with "fly ass pool” and fire ants. It plays to the strengths of the internet, intimate and homegrown, while finding all that stuff in the "long tail" that usually ends up driving the head. view
Journalist / Web Producer Melissa Roth
Journalist, Author, Web Producer
(Live)
[ 3:15 - from YouTube ]
Down on yourself because you feel like you've never accomplished anything in your life? If so, DO NOT WATCH these clips. Sungha Jung, a musical prodigy, treats us to popular tunes on his guitar, and just when you realized that you'll never be able to score like Freddy or slam like Lebron, you find out you'll never be able to jam like Sungha either. Typical. view
Core eGuider Marc Ostrick
Co-Founder, eGuiders
