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Creepy Claymation
May. 21st, 2007 09:25 pmFrom Will "California Raisins" Vinton's The Adventures of Mark Twain (aka Comet Quest in the UK):
Mark Twain and a few children meet an angel...
Mark Twain and a few children meet an angel...
Drunken monkey style
Apr. 29th, 2007 02:44 pmMonkeys on a Carribbean island have developed a taste for alcohol. Watch them steal booze, get falling-down drunk, and pick simian barfights!
( MONKEY MONKEY MONKEY )
Edit: Hopefully the video should be embedded properly now.
( MONKEY MONKEY MONKEY )
Edit: Hopefully the video should be embedded properly now.
Learn amazing facts about America's first and greatest President!
It's for King Crimson, one of my favorite rock bands.
KC was one of the first progressive rock bands, debuting and releasing their first album in 1969. The band's membership has been unstable for most of its existence, with the only constant through the years being guitarist Robert Fripp. Their existence can be divided into three eras, separated by periods in which the group was disbanded and inactive: the early years (from In the Court of the Crimson King through Islands), the short-lived but highly-regarded mid-70s incarnation (from Lark's Tongues in Aspic through Red), and the "Belew era" (from 1981's Discipline onwards).
( Epitaph - my favorite song from the first album (1969) )
KC was one of the first progressive rock bands, debuting and releasing their first album in 1969. The band's membership has been unstable for most of its existence, with the only constant through the years being guitarist Robert Fripp. Their existence can be divided into three eras, separated by periods in which the group was disbanded and inactive: the early years (from In the Court of the Crimson King through Islands), the short-lived but highly-regarded mid-70s incarnation (from Lark's Tongues in Aspic through Red), and the "Belew era" (from 1981's Discipline onwards).
( Epitaph - my favorite song from the first album (1969) )
