Showing posts with label YouTube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label YouTube. Show all posts

Friday, November 06, 2009

A Cappella, 80s-Style

I love music from the ‘80s (1980’s, smart-a**!), and I love a cappella.  And I also love things done with creative spin.

Put that all together, and what do you end up with?  How about a couple of these gems on YouTube for starters – the minds behind these are brilliant!

 

Wednesday, November 28, 2007

Organ Hero?

My oldest son, MJ, is big-time into the video game Guitar Hero. From what I understand, the object of this game is to play the guitar part various rock tunes as they are displayed on the screen, using this guitar-shaped controller with colored buttons instead of strings. The more accurate you are, the better you score. Rather much like Dance Dance Revolution, except for your fingers.

Last night, I was made privy to (thanks to a discussion on the Utata group on Flickr), a really cool YouTube video of what would appear to be a graphical representation of the classical (and classic) Toccata and Fugue in D Minor by J. S. Bach. It sounded cool and looked even better. My first thought is that it was kinda reminiscent of a round of Guitar Hero.



What do you think? Is the world ready for Organ Hero?