General Discussion : youtube channels

[Luna6ix]

i wouldnt even know how to upload things to youtube if i either had anything to upload or wanted to. i'm pretty lo-fi for being twenty-three i actually didnt know what twitter was until it was mentioned on this site by a moderator about a month or two ago. to add even more, i didn't even create my myspace, and dont have a facebook page. i do, however know how to make a knife from a railroad spike, if that makes a differance.

Wow I found someone else who doesn't have a facebook. Very rare.

maybe all the people who dont have facebook life in minnesota?

[Bojangles]

i wouldnt even know how to upload things to youtube if i either had anything to upload or wanted to. i'm pretty lo-fi for being twenty-three i actually didnt know what twitter was until it was mentioned on this site by a moderator about a month or two ago. to add even more, i didn't even create my myspace, and dont have a facebook page. i do, however know how to make a knife from a railroad spike, if that makes a differance.

Wow I found someone else who doesn't have a facebook. Very rare.

maybe all the people who dont have facebook life in minnesota?

I don't see any other explanation really..

[frederic_g54]

Love the piano-ing, fred'. Just the kind I like.

Are you into Satie? (not Satie, but) The Venetian Gondola Song is one of my favourite piano pieces. Robin Alciatore kills it a bit, but you get the idea.


This is me. Nothing special, just favourites.

http://www.youtube.com/user/because88

I never search for music or new bands,... If I listen to a song, it's probably because I heard it in a film somewhere which is why I listen to soundtracks, scores (Ennio Morricone, Philip Glass, Thomas Newman, Carter Burwell, Angelo Badalamenti,...).

also some oldies (Frankie Valli, Dean Martin, Edith Piaf,...), jazz (famous oldies and Peter Cincotti whose 1st album I really enjoyed), piano pieces (Chopin from The Pianist soundtrack, Debussy's "Claire de Lune", Mozart's "Piano Concerto Nr. 23 2nd mov" which Horowitz plays beautifully (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LqdfjZYEVE&feature=PlayList&p=47B5B53462579A85&index=29), and a couple of songs here and there (my favorite song of all time is "God's Gonna Cut You Down" from Johnny Cash, and I love Gorillaz, Faithless (went to their concert ==> awesomeness !!!, Muse, Jay Z, Daft Punk, Lauryn Hill)

As for Satie, I won't lie, I don't know his entire oeuvre, but I freaking love Gymnopédie No.1 and Gnossienne Nr.1 (which you can hear in the documentary "Man on Wire", probably other films aswell)

If I had to learn a new song (if and when I have the time), It'll be one of those 2...

I just listened to The Venetian Gondola Song... lovely

cute dog btw, since I live in an apartment, my parents won't let me have one

soon

[carnageace]

Oh, cool, I have on of these! It's all homemade stuff too, mmmm... homemade....

http://www.youtube.com/user/DiscReadErrorShow

[Quicky]

http://www.youtube.com/user/Astroquicky

I've only got one video up there, but it did get 221,000 views so far .

[HorrorMaster]

http://www.youtube.com/user/ohthehorrorofitall

Mmm... I don't really use it though...

[paulofilmo]

soon

I don't know how I missed this post the first time around. Suffice it to say, the music mentioned I either know and love, or will be aggressively tracked down and gently listened to.

[frederic_g54]

I've only got one video up there, but it did get 221,000 views so far .

For one vid, pretty funny

[Hopscotch]

http://www.youtube.com/user/GrassTopsProductions?feature=mhee

Homemade videos.

The awkward series is all improved, but dawn is a real short.