Max: Wow

The Moon orbiting Earth, as seen from 5 million km away.

Max: Another Pawn Falls To Canadian Propaganda

Max: Art of Noise: Close (to the Edit) - Live(?!?)

Max: The Greatest Musical Pairing Ever

Lionel Ritchie and Rob Zombie

Max: Oh My

Max: Fat (B)Ass

Max: Hot Piece of (B)Ass

Max: When Mascots Attack

Max: A Tout Le Monde x 2

The same song, the same (at least in name) band, completely different centuries.

Max: Who Needs The Skinny String Guitar?

Max: Familiar, Yet...

Max: Michael Manring - Helios

Max: It's That Shuttle Shaped Thing Over There

Max: Pretty

Max: Your Brain Lies

Make sure your sound is up enough to hear clearly. Watch the video and note the nonsense syllables he is saying. Then play the video again with your eyes closed or while looking away from the screen. If you don't notice the difference, try again while paying closer attention. Then watch the video and try to hear what you heard while looking away.

Max: Toto - Africa

Max: The Lord's Day

Today's sermon:

Max: Martian Lander of Science

Jericho: The Geek Choir of Angels

For four minutes and thirty five seconds in February 1985, the "keytar" was cool.

Heck, this wasn't just cool - this was pure, uncut, whole grain awesome!

I remember watching this part of the Grammy awards that year. I hated award shows (still do) - they were usually boring. But, they kept saying Thomas Dolby, Herbie Hancock, Howard Jones and Stevie Wonder were going to perform. These were four artists I admired the hell out of, even at the tender age of 13. I wasn't aware they were going to perform together.

I watched this performance in gape-mouthed awe. The stacks of synths, computers and who knows what else, the colorful players, the music! My fascination with electronic music and jazz was sealed whether I knew it or not.

Today I heard a song from Howard Jones and thought about this performance. I felt an odd pang of regret that I didn't have a recording of this. But, then my brain kicked in and said "Duh! You Tube?" ... and of course You Tube delivered like Dominos! Could I love You Tube more? No!

Looking back, this performance isn't significant as a work of art - it's for an awards ceremony after all. Its significance flows from the fact that it was a cooperation of four great performers and it was a ton of talent on one stage. This is something that formed a bit of who I am and I'm happy to be able to share it with you all.

Max: LHC v God

Why can't I have the kind of crazy that comes with fun stories?

Max: Puny Words! Why You Hurt BillO? BillO Smash!

Max: Herring Circus

Max: Volcano Belches Hellfire From The Bowels Of Earth

Max: Snique Pique

New Futurama is acomin'

Max: Mandelbrot

This video zooms in on the Mandelbrot Set. The image doubles in size 315 times. To show the whole set once we finish zooming in would require a display bigger than the entire Universe.

Neat.

Max: Groovin' on the Enterprise

KAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Max: This Made Me Chortle

Max: State of the Union

Max: The O To The B

Max: Monzy: kill -9

Max: Dawkins and Maher Sitting In A Tree

Max: The Horror

Max: IL Dem Declares Atheists Have No Rights

Max: This Is The Greatest Thing Ever

Max: A Realistic Pimp

Max: Frank Herbert Describing Dune

Max: Bender's Great X 4000 Grandfather

Max: Test Your Power of Perception

Max: Text Support

Max: Throw The Goat \!!/

Max: My Brain Be Melting

Max: Odd, but Strange...

Max: Attack of Mickey

Max: Kiss Me I'm A Muppet

Max: Birth of the Universe

Max: バット男

Max: Dumb Ass

If at first you don't break your head, fall on your ass and twist your knee.

Max: Charlie Hunter As He Is

I would recommend skipping to about the 2:20 mark unless you like a lot of blabbity.

Max: Flashback

Jericho: Possibly the Wrongest Thing Ever

Max: Baby You Can Run With The Devil

Max: Fonky Honky

Max: SFW? Yes, But Still

This is the best homo-erotic, S&M porn video ever.

Max: iBand

Max: So Very Wrong (Funny)

Max: Pretty

Max: Anonymous

Modern life is science fiction.

Max: People in Order

Max: Disturbing Revelation for a Winter's Night

If you strip away the progressive pretension from it, "Blue Collar Man" is a country song.

Max: Everything Mike Hukabee Isn't

He is a bass player, though. Do we really want a bass player as President?

Max: Pot - Threat or Menace?