"the ukulele is considered a very limited instrument, so to create an arrangement of such a melodically rich piece of music on a single ukulele is in fact a very impressive act of artistic originality and musical virtuosity."
January 31, 2011
Jake Shimabukuro plays "Bohemian Rhapsody"
"the ukulele is considered a very limited instrument, so to create an arrangement of such a melodically rich piece of music on a single ukulele is in fact a very impressive act of artistic originality and musical virtuosity."
January 29, 2011
January 25, 2011
Malaysia VS Hippies
I think Thailand should apply this kind of "law" too...but for the sex tourists - stop wearing those ugly clothes, stereotyping ALL girls and erm...have a better haircut!
January 15, 2011
January 11, 2011
January 8, 2011
January 6, 2011
I Just Had Sex
Feels a bit wrong posting this clip after such a sweet lovely kid singing the song with her daddy...but well, I couldn't resist.
Cute Kid and Dad Sing Edward Sharpe
"This video makes me want to have children asap. (And learn the guitar.) (And be an awesome dad.) Adding all to my "To do list" presently" - Zach Braff
Awwww can I bear your child? lol
Original version by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros... I'm in love with these hippies and their music...though Jade, you gave me the creeps at one point cos you were so (too) ecstatic.
January 4, 2011
January 3, 2011
James Blake: CMYK
"CMYK is only the third release from London electronic producer James Blake, who is only 21-- and the reason I keep saying "only" is because I get a little dumb thinking about how much ground he's covered in so few steps. His style is already recognizable: progressions of thick soul and jazz chords (a product of years of piano lessons), pitched-down and mangled vocals (often his own), and mid-tempo beats that balance synthesized sub-bass with handclaps, snaps, and other humanizing soundlets. But each of his releases-- last year's "Air & Lack Thereof" / "Sparing the Horses" single, February's The Bells Sketch EP, and now, CMYK EP-- also sounds like its own project, filled with private rules and concepts. He's writing his theme and his variations at the same time..." read more.
Top 10 Destinations for 2011...
Antarctica. “This is a destination of extremes: the weather is unpredictable, the distances long but the experience nothing short of remarkable.”
Bhutan. “Its landscapes, spirituality and charming people are the biggest attractions and there’s a small but excellent choice of luxe lodgings.”
Croatia. “It’s Europe’s new Riviera. Blessed with ancient monuments, a sun-drenched coastline and turquoise seas…It offers a fabulous cultural heritage (of) Roman ruins and walled cities.”
The Galapagos Islands. “Rated “Top Island” in the World’s Best Awards 2010, the Galapagos archipelago is rightly hot.”
South Australia. “Travelers wanting to escape urban confines with a holiday….are excited about new Arkaba Station, a 60,000 acre working sheep station in the Flinders Ranges.”
Japan. “Japan’s cultural and scenic attractions are up there…From the neon lights of ultra-modern Tokyo to the World Heritage shrines of Nikko National Park and the geisha culture of Kyoto, Japan dazzles.”
Mexico. “There’s something for everyone in Mexico, from vast deserts to jungle, ancient Mayan ruins to tropical Caribbean beaches, snow-capped volcanoes to bustling modern cities.”
Morocco. “Dust, desert, souks and spices. Colorful and exotic, it’s home to a fusion of Berber, Arabic and Moorish cultures.”
Syria. “There are spectacular desert palaces, rambling archaeological sites, ornate Islamic mosques, Roman ruins, Crusader castles, chaotic medieval souks and a rich cuisine.”
Zambia. “Home to the walking safari, this is the place to go for some of the world’s best game viewing and you can do it in the traditional style on foot at Sanctuary Zebra Plains.” via
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