Johnny Cash-i walk the line at san quentin

Live at San Quentin (slightly better sound, though sync is micro-second off)

Johnny Cash - I Walk The Line (Live)

Live at San Quentin (sound a little thin, punk rock almost)

Johnny Cash - San Quentin

whoa, Man in Black live at San Quentin

Johnny Cash - Hurt

The Man in Black does a cover of Nine Inch Nails' "Hurt", and it is just wonderful; a truly emotional music video

Johnny Cash - City of New Orleans

Johnny Cash-Ring of Fire 1963

Wizard Of Oz - Jitterbug (deleted scene)

The film originally contained an elaborate production number called "The Jitter Bug", which cost $80,000 and took five weeks to shoot, only to be cut after the first preview. In the scene, Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Cowardly lion, and the Tin Woodsman are on their way to the Witch's castle when they are attacked by "jitter bugs" - furry pink and blue mosquito-like "rascals" that give one "the jitters" as they buzz about in the air. When, after its preview, the movie was judged too long, MGM officials decided to sacrifice the "Jitter Bug" scene. The reasoned that it added little to the plot and, because a dance by the same name had just become popular, they feared it might date the picture.
The Witch still refers to the bug in the final film, just before telling the Monkeys to "Fly!" Only home movies of the filming of "The Jitterbug" survive, though the song is on current versions of both the soundtrack CD and the recent anniversary edition videotape. The sequence was also incorporated into a recent stage version of the musical.

Gizmo Flushes

Gizmo the cat's toilet obsessions explored

Sun Ra Pink Elephants

Sun Ra mixed with a scene from Disney, or something.

Culture - Addis Ababba (Videoclip)

RIP Joseph Hill

Dire Straits Sultans of Swing

Mark Knopfler has a peculiar, interesting tone on his guitar which sounds like nobody else.
(from C and L)

Is Bush An Idiot? Dah!

Joe Scarborough started his program tonight asking the question "is Bush an idiot?" (Is that really debatable?).

Rare Philip K Dick interview

1977 interview in Paris

World record trampoline slam dunk!

Clip from a Japanese TV show in which a man breaks the world record distance for trampoline slam dunk!

The Cure - Killing an Arab

George Bush claims to be reading The Stranger, I bet he just saw this video.

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but with a sense of humor:

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Buddy Guy Supershow 1969 - Stormy Monday

"recorded on March 17-18th of that year, featured Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce, Stephen Stills, the Modern Jazz Quartet, and others. "Stormy Monday" finds Guy being supported by Bruce on bass and showcases the twisted genius of Rashaan Roland Kirk, simultaneously playing tenor saxophone and stritch (a straighter version of an alto saxophone), who nearly steals the song"

Country Snoop Dogg Dogg Gin And Juice

Austin's Gourds and Snoop Dogg

Love - A Message To Pretty

Love - Little red book

poor sound quality, still watch a view

Dear Joe: A GOP Love Letter

"Joe Lieberman gets a love letter from his Republican supporters"

1-2-3 Skidoo

Hit the decks, friends!!! Incoming! Y'know, '68 was one of this great country's most turbulent years: assassinations, riots, protests, and THIS!
For anyone who has not witnessed the jaw-to-the-floor, scratch-your-head, "what the fuckin' fuck?" wonder of "Skidoo", you have my sympathy. But to show you how nice a guy I am, I'll let you have the trailer. Man, that was some good shit they were on. BTW,I don't condone the use of pot, unless it's with Groucho-and he did experiment with it. Don't believe me? Watch his appearances on Dick Cavett. Poor Gleason had some, too.
Now, who isn't in this off-the-wall trip? And what was the last film trailer you saw in which the announcer sang, and by Nilsson, at that? Can you dig it? No? Please!!! Fascist!
Hey, if this is counterculture, gimme Lawrence Welk.