Random YouTube Music Video Blowout

[rowjimmy]

KVHW was awesome.

[GBL]

This song is great!  I've never heard of this band before but them being from Brooklyn I assume others have..

The National - Bloodbuzz Ohio

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This song is great!  I've never heard of this band before but them being from Brooklyn I assume others have..

The National - Bloodbuzz Ohio

Do yourself a favor and pick up any of their last 3 albums, they are all great IMO - Alligator (2005), Boxer (2008 I think), and High Violet (this year - that's what this song is from). Boxer is my personal favorite, but I haven't had time to totally absorb the new one. They've become one of my favorite bands over the past few years - one of the few critically hyped ones that I really genuinely love. And if you don't immediately like those albums, give them a few more listens, they tend to grow on you over time.

[Undermind]

 f'n riot!

Keller Williams "Crazy"

[blatboom]

[mopper_smurf]

[mopper_smurf]

f'n riot!

Keller Williams "Crazy"

What's he on and where can I get some?

[PIE-GUY]

Mick Jagger high as a kite!

[gah]

Mick Jagger high as a kite!

oh my. i'm surprised peter tosh didn't tell him to back the hell up when he gets on his mic!

[rowjimmy]

Mick Jagger high as a kite!

It looks like Mick is going to eat Tosh!

[justjezmund]

cool vid dood.  and since my post count is set to 50 per page i had to click and go to youtube.  and i saw a vid next to it of one of my favorite covers.  I need to share it. 

Peter Tosh - Johnny Be Goode

[Tomapella]

This is worth watching :-o

[gah]

This is worth watching :-o

SICK!  Nice Find!

[justjezmund]

ive been really gettin into what this dude puts out. He affilliated with this project called "turntables on the hudson"  (some NYCers may know bout it, but i doubt it)  pretty underground dj/world music shit.  HIGHLY RECOMENDED

[rowjimmy]

A Jeff Tweedy solo show is something to behold, and the Wilco frontman’s benefit gig at Chicago’s Vic Theatre in March was—by all accounts—a prime example. Tweedy performed a host of pre-submitted audience requests, including “Shakin’ Sugar,” a Wilco rarity that even he had to Google, Radiohead’s “Fake Plastic Trees” (once again), Bill Fay’s “Be Not So Fearful,” his new Mavis Staples track “You’re Not Alone,” a Kinks cover, and dozens more. One fan requested YHF stunner “Ashes of American Flags” or Beyoncé’s “Single Ladies.” Guess which one he chose to sing for 10 seconds and then recite in full for some classic Tweedy stage banter lulz. I, for one, am glad that someone “forfeit[ed] their memories” for this clip.

http://www.twentyfourbit.com/post/733819141/jeff-tweedy-single-ladies-video-beyonce