Music Videos

[hlazytownero]

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I have always liked this kind of video: science + video edition + a lot of imagination & creativity, :)

(It makes my thoughts simply blow away with all the things and ideas that come to my mind at the same time, )

[Broxxx1138]

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not as pretty or as talented as missing persons but i love this song yet.

[boredjedi]

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[Fox]

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Free.mp3

Wow, that is actually one of the best videos I have seen in a long time. Really nicely done.

Anyway, I always thought that "You are a Pirate" was TPB's theme song. Looks like they have a new one now ;)

[hlazytownero]

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Lol!!!

[hlazytownero]

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Pentatonix's musical performance was (as usually happens) very good!:

(I like Kisrtie very much, I really do, but in this video I just simply could not look at her: that look of Princess Leia was not intended for her at all!)

[boredjedi]

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Good attempt by Pentatonix but nothing beats the solo orchestra of that song

Anyway, I always thought that "You are a Pirate" was TPB's theme song. Looks like they have a new one now ;)

A little site I made back in 2007

http://piratesbay.ytmnd.com/

[Fox]

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http://piratesbay.ytmnd.com/

lel
Did you make this song?

On Topic
I have always loved this video. The use of time lapse plus macro lenses make for a wonderful work of art.

[hlazytownero]

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Interesting cover:

[hlazytownero]

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For those who love Christmas:

(and yes, Lindsey, I did it)

Have amazing and wonderful holidays,
H.

[Fox]

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For those who love Christmas:

I sure love Christmas. I have this kind of tradition were every time I listen to this song, Christmas has begun for sure.

Just listened to it now. Guess that means I better get my Santa hat on

[StingX]

I sure love Christmas.

Link some traditional Danish Christmas songs.

[Fox]

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Link some traditional Danish Christmas songs.

We of course have the traditional ones like Rudolph translated, that we often sing at Christmas eve. But Denmark (and Scandinavia I think??) actually have something unique you Americans could learn from.

Every December month, a new series is made. It's series consisting of 24 episodes (remember that we celebrate Christmas the 24th). It's called Julekalender, which could be loosely translated to advent calendar, only we celebrate every day + the four Sundays. Then every day you gather with your family, and watch a new episode. It's often some cliché stories following the basic three-act structure, that ends with 'the christmas ending good after all', but it's really cozy. These series often contains songs (much like another television show we all enjoy here ;) ). So pretty much every year, the favourite Christmas song is the big Julekalender-hit of the year.


Aaaaaaaanyway, I'm getting off course here.. yet again

Some years ago a Danish satirical show called The Boys from Angora, consisting of only 3 guys, was pretty dominating in the television for youths.
They decided to end their first season with a blast, and make a Christmas song with all of their fictional characters in. Ever since that Christmas in 2004, the song has been dominating the Christmas music here in Denmark.

Btw, there's both a Russian and Dutchman in the video. See if you can spot them Parviz and Pooky ;)

Another one you're not getting past, is the Christmas calender from 2006. Christmas at Vesterbro.
Made by the comedian Anders 'Anden' Matthesen, where he played all of the roles by himself. It portraits a family living in what used to be the worst part of Copenhagen, and their preparations up to Christmas eve.

Had enough yet? Okay, I'll move away from some of the newer stuff, and instead give you guys the most basic one out there. This is the only song you have to know up to Christmas, as we always sing it while dancing around the Christmas tree.
High away from the trees Green Top

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Every December month, a new series is made. It's series consisting of 24 episodes (remember that we celebrate Christmas the 24th). It's called Julekalender, which could be loosely translated to advent calendar, only we celebrate every day + the four Sundays.

I actually searched around, and it turns out that one of our most popular ones got translated for BBC. Have a look to see what the buzz is about (no not you Buzz.. )

[boredjedi]

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[Arra]

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all of them are great