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Author Topic: Post your random VIDEO links here (part 2)
Scott Norwood
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Hastily Made Cleveland Tourism Video

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John Wilson
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THE worst trailer in years... Gulliver's Travels.

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Paul Mayer
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Golf Lesson

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Frank Angel
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Nothing says Hollywood more that the instantly recognizable, great 20th Century Fox Fanfare with CinemaScope Extension (composed by Alfred Newman). For awhile it seemed to have been relegated to the dust bins of history and only found on Fox titles of the past, never again to be heard on their new releases. At least not until Mr. Lucas's STAR WARS, the most popular movie series of two decades, opened with it and thus revived it for what seems will be until we can all routinely book vacation trips to the Dagobah System.

Then of course along came Fox TV and now it is morphed on a daily basis into every variant possible under the sun while still keeping it marginally recognizable.

But here it is (with the Star Wars Medeley) on what has to be one wild electronic organ-type instrument. The musician playing is pretty spectacular herself.

Play it Lady Orchestra!

I've watched it a few times and it seems that the instrument is initiating some of the stop changes on its own, if that is possible, because she doesn't seem to manually flip any switches, except at the very beginning before she starts the medeley, yet you can see that the same keys produce very different voices throughout the piece....maybe some midi going on there? The opening drum roll for example doesn't seem to be created by her fingers at all, unless possibly she is doing changes with her feet that can't be easily seen.

BTW, almost 1 million views. We should be able to knock it over the top.

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Bobby Henderson
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I think the Fox Fanfare theme sounded its best on the opening of Die Hard.

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Frank Angel
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....and the weirdest on THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW.

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Randy Stankey
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quote: Frank Angel
I've watched it a few times and it seems that the instrument is initiating some of the stop changes on its own, if that is possible, because she doesn't seem to manually flip any switches, except at the very beginning before she starts the medeley, yet you can see that the same keys produce very different voices throughout the piece....maybe some midi going on there?
I noticed the same thing.

Some of that might be controlled by the right foot on the expression pedal.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electone#Playing_the_Electone

Apparently, there are some hidden foot switches in there, somewhere.

Still, that doesn't explain ALL of it. There possibly might be some MIDI going on there, like you say.

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Jake Spell
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Matrix runs on xp Great college humor vid

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John Wilson
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Jake, you're not paying attention...that one is on the last page. No soup for you. [Wink]

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Randy Stankey
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This is just fucking wrong...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rglg4lsdWl8

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Joe Redifer
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Why do you know of this video?

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Randy Stankey
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Because, once you have seen it, there is nothing that can erase it from your mind. The only consolation is to share the misery.

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Joe Redifer
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You misunderstand. What exactly were you searching for on Youtube (and why) when you found this?

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Randy Stankey
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The 17 Most WTF? Fetishes Imaginable:
http://www.popcrunch.com/the-17-most-wtf-fetishes-imaginable/

The gut flopping part isn't the worst one, either.

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Jim Bedford
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Had to happen IRON BABY

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