Entries tagged with 'music'
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What a fool I was to think I could only use a bottle of Heinz ketchup to dispense ketchup or frustrate me when it refused to release the ketchup I craved so badly. I could've also used it to make a bunch of noises and, with the power of my computer, edit the sounds so that they came together as pleasant beats and not sound like random knocks and clinks. Watch the video after the jump....
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"Sandwich, sandwich, I'm in love with you," sings Parry Gripp in his song "Sandwich." But as much as he loves this sandwich, he doesn't really go into the specifics about the relationship. Whether or not you want to know, Edd Gould fills the gaps with his animation of the song depicting a day in the life of a man and his beloved sandwich. See-saw, milkshake, sunset—you know, the works. Watch the video after the jump....
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Today's video of the day is Au Revoir Simone's charming video for "Sad Song," from the album The Bird Of Music. You'll be humming this song and craving freshly baked cookies the rest of the day. You're welcome! Watch the video after the jump. [via Fork in the Road]...
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This cute commercial out of Brazil for Do Bem boxed fruit drinks imagines a sampler made from various breakfast items assembled on a cafeteria tray. Video, after the jump....
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Wikimedia Commons A bit of candy-related trivia for you: In a recently unearthed letter to a fan, late Beatle George Harrison discusses how the band disliked it when the crowd threw jelly babies at them while on stage. Apparently, Harrison had mentioned in an interview that he like the candy. But in a letter to Lynn Smith, 15 at the time, he says: We don't like Jelly Babies, or Fruit Gums for that matter, so think how we feel standing on stage trying to dodge the stuff, before you throw some more at us.Couldn't you eat them yourself, besides it is dangerous. I was hit in the eye once with a boiled sweet, and it's not funny! Not familiar...
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If a Venn diagram were to compare music fans and eaters, the middle part would be pretty sizable. Pandora's "Food" radio station will make this community happy. But don't worry, the songs aren't all ballads to spaghetti or something, they're just bands that happen to incorporate food in their names. Like, the Cranberries, Fiona Apple, and Hall & Oates. Jonathan Ryan created the master list, which turned into Food Radio. [via Neatorama]...
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It's either mini Jonas Brothers running around on a pizza or regular-size Jonai running around on a giant pizza. All while trying to avoid toppings strewn on by the girl of their dreams. "I fell in love with the pizza girl/ now I eat pizza every day."...
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The fast food drive-thru rap is so last year. Leave it to the musical comedy duo Rhett and Link to usher in the trend of 2009: the drive-thru folk song! ...Maybe? Here they place their order at Taco Bell in the form of a one and a half-minute song that the Taco Bell employee miraculously understands (my favorite item: "two taco salads for the ladies"). If you don't mind that the video has a Baja Blast tie-in, it's pretty entertaining. Watch the video after the jump....
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Seattle-based blogger Jessie Oleson of CakeSpy planned a menu of sweets for Foodbuzz's 24, 24, 24 event, and like a good Seattleite, she got music involved. Some examples: James Brownies, Red Velvet Underground Cake, and Rolling Scones. Every punster is just dying right now. These really are too good. Recipes are included for each. Related How to Make Fake Cupcakes Cupcakes inspired by Cakespy Art [Photograzing] Lettuce Eat at Pun Restaurants Only...
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Have you hugged your favorite food cart vendor today? In The Food Cart Song, comedy duo Rhett and Link visit food carts around New York City and hug the carts' vendors after telling us the stories behind the hot dogs, pretzels, roasted nuts, and more. Kind of. Whether or not Abul is selling nuts to help pay for his daughter's $800 cell phone bill we'll never know, but it rhymes in the song. Watch the video after the jump....
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