This guy’s OTHER band, at the same time as young Arctic Monkeys. Seems like they’re still teens.
They switch guitars and positions between these two videos, I think, and they look kinda the same, so it threw me.
Tales of True Adventure for Rugged Men Not Unlike Yourself
This guy’s OTHER band, at the same time as young Arctic Monkeys. Seems like they’re still teens.
They switch guitars and positions between these two videos, I think, and they look kinda the same, so it threw me.
This is the same guy who did the Clockwork Orange location tour I posted not too long ago. I’m slightly obsessed with his channel at the moment.
Smoking Popes album from 2018 with the original lineup! Tuck in, you filthy bastards!
Watching comics legend Todd McFarlane speed draw his favorite characters.
2,000, in fact.
This live Schoolhouse Rock cuts out after a minute or so, sorry.
Jack Sheldon provided that perfect railcar voice (suck it, Boxcar Willie), and opened for Lenny Bruce, and played trumpet for jazz artists of the 1950’s and eventually Merv Griffin.
I know it’s probably verging on blasphemy for some when I say I’m really digging Giles Martin’s new stereo mix of Revolver. Thinking very seriously of grabbing it on vinyl.
Gone but not forgotten!
This video is only concerned with the artists who contributed to Mad in it’s first two decades – even if some of them carried on for longer. I’ve got nothing against those who came later but I’m selfishly only dealing with the ones who inspired and influenced me as I grew up. They taught me more than 4 years of college ever did. Apparently in the early Kurtzman comic years Mad was printed in colour, although all the examples I found were black and white only, and according to a particularly grumpy viewer Dave Berg didn’t die until 2002. Mea culpa.
Also, now I want a 1962 Vespa.