YouTube-thread!

Well, why not? I think there should be a YouTube-thread here at Indigo Spirit. Mostly because I'm home sick, and is surfing on Youtube right now finding all kinds of funny clips. So, I'll post two great clips here as first poster.

First is a tribute to the world's first anti-hero, the Man With No Name, Clint Eastwood's character in the Dollars Trilogy by Sergio Leone. (Oh, yeah, and if you haven't seen these movies, then don't waste your time on Youtube, git out there, find 'em, and watch 'em. Clint Eastwood's best performances EVER).

And, and this one I don't embed, since it'd probably be too much, but, meh, this is a home-made film, and...well, it's highlarious, so just watch it and enjoy.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3C3lUMe-Jqs

Ah the good ole Clint Eastward movies. I remmember those. I just love youtube!

Good idea!

Star Trek Meets Monty Python

Haha, I loved that one. God, I love that accent, and I love Monty Python. I gotta see that movie some time again.

Yeah that was a good movie.

I had come across several really good videos on YouTube, now I can't find them.

Heh, me neither. It's fortunate I have some of them bookmarked. Check out Conan O'Brien in this one. He's messsing with our Swedish surnames. Fagerström will haunt him down for this:






"I know you're in there, Fagerström!!!"

This is a standup comedian with a dummy named Walter. After a mistake he forgets where he's at, and what results is probaly funnier than what he had planned.

Well, here's a treat from me. This is the last live show that Warren Zevon held before he died. It was on David Letterman, and he played one of my absolute, all-time favorite songs. This video gave me the goosebumps when I watched it the first through twentieth times. He truly was one of the greatest musicians throughout history. And needless to say it's a beautiful song, too.



"Enjoy every sandwich"
Warren Zevon

He's a pretty good singer. Never heard of him before, but I've heard that song before somewhere...

Actually, he reminds me a bit of Chuck Norris. But he sings way better than Walker Texas Ranger does, anyway.

And because I'm on fire tonight, here's another great Youtube-video. From the Japanese animé-OVA Bubblegum Crisis, from the 80's. This is the very first song that is played in the series, the best one also, and one that seriously gives me the chills.




The singer is called Priss (Priscilla), and is the meanest, toughest Mecha-dressed vigilante there is in Mega-Tokyo. Plus, she's kind'a beautiful. AND she's got a great bod....err....voice....err...for an animé character, I mean.

Well, I'm off. Talk to y'all later.

Now here I am again, with yet another YouTube-video. What can I say? I have a lot of free time now that I'm cooling off from conspiracies. Anyway, this one is from the anime City Hunter, from an OVA called .357 Magnum.

This is, quite possibly, one of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard played, also one of the most sad. And in fact, it's so beautiful, I mailed the man playing on this video, and asked for the sheets so that I can learn how to play it myself. I seriously get the goosebumps every time I listen to it.

Bah... Anyway, here's the video.

Oh, Bubblegum Crisis! I only saw one of those. Always wanted to see the original! It is incredible animation considering it was from the 80s. And the piano one was nice too.

Here's R.E.M. playing their 80s song, "World Leader Pretend" live.

Oh, R.E.M, long time no see. This song is great!

As for Bubblegum Crisis, it currently resides in my hard-drive in DivX-format.

*Insert evil laughter here*

Yeah you can find most everything online.

Pulp Muppets.

Please, dear god, I beg you on my hands and knees, tell me that Pulp Muppets is actually being made!! Heh, that one was really cool.

Yeah I loved it too! Wish we had more artsy films like that...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4W6Rr2qv-0

This one's among my favorites now. It's a video dedicated to all the people helping to fight the New World Order, including names such as Jim Marrs, Alex Jones, Ray McGovern, Joe Banister, Aaron Russo, Ron Paul, and Bev Harris. Good on you, who created it! I found it linked on Infowars.com's network. It's videos like this that makes me still hold hope, because there are so many people who dare to stand up and TELL openly that they believe the New Wold Order is a real threat.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to get rid of theese goose bumps.

Edited to replace with new version.

Excellent, thanks for sharing! I gave it five stars and left a positive comment!

Here's another video. I was searching for a song I remembered seeing at the end of the Star Wars IV film, which I remembered was incredible. I wasn't sure if it was the new or old version, but it turned out it was the new one, reimaged in 1997. This is the Victory Ceremony song. It's one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard (I know, I throw that around a lot, but I mean it every time, heh).




And of course, again with the goose bumps. I gotta find some medication against this stuff.

A beautiful scene for sure. But I like the original version so much better. Can't believe Lucas defaced his own work. Would love to see the version I remember again.

Oooooh lots of videos! Someday I'll pop in here and watch them all.

Blue Water wrote:

But I like the original version so much better. Can't believe Lucas defaced his own work. Would love to see the version I remember again.

Your wish is my command. I liked the original score as well, but this one was the first I heard, when I was just a kid, so it's got a kind of special place in my heart. Anyway, here's the original score, Yub-Nub (or whatever they sing, haha).




Now...this is how I want our victory party to look like when we've whooped those Rothschild butts. We've got to import some ewoks, though...hm...might work with a few Greys, perhaps? Nah, they're not cute enough...ideas anyone? Genetic manipulation, perhaps?

Yeah, here's a wee bit of film clips to watch, isn't here, Night? Best part is all of them rocks.

Yes we need some Ewoks!

Was this the music for the original version or was it added in? I don't like it. But I love this version of Anakin Skywalker, it's much more touching and realistic -- one doesn't just go from being Darth Vader to a young happy Skywalker again now, does he? This shows that there are lasting effects to his decisions, which makes more sense from a Human context. Still, that music isn't very good..