Myles Manley – I Love Her Family
Johnny O writes:
You’re going to love this music video from my favourite Irish manly music person.
Directed and produced by Sebastian MacDermott. Cinematography by Bob Gallagher.
An unflinching, two-shot tour de force, in fairness.
An excellent addition to the 12 Minutes About Peace WW1 commemoration project by plan78 animation studio in Belgium. To wit:
An exploration of the absurdity of the lines created by human beings called ‘borders’. Two people meet on such a line. One takes this more seriously than the other but, step-by-step, they find a peaceful solution.
curiousbrain
The Zao Fox Village (Zao Kitsune Mura) near Shiroishi in the Miyagi mountains of Japan has been a sanctuary for foxes (currently six species and over 100 animals) since 1990.
You’ll like it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3LKmC8xlBZ0&feature=youtu.be
Seamus writes:
One of the lads at work messing around with his quadcopter looking at the Ballycorus Leadmines. Fine video, less love for his choice in music.
If 50 Shades of Grey starred everyone’s favourite bug eyed loon as Christian Grey.
Now that’s a movie.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9Dd0FdxRFo
A Fusion edit of 100 years of robots in the movies from André Deed’s The Mechanical Man (1921) to Chris Nolan’s Interstellar (2014).
You do? Then hie thee to the National Concert Hall on March 3rd for a Waltons World Masters Concert featuring the pentatonic shreddings of renowned guitarist, composer and singer Habib Koité and his group of virtuoso musicians.
Booking info here.
(Thanks Orla Smith)
For Safer Internet Day (which is today) Emily Lynch writes:
You might be interested in this very catchy anti-cyber bullying rap by some young Cork rappers. Very catchy.
Recorded at GMCBeats Rap Workshops in Cork. Video by Damien Murphy.
Further to yesterday’s post, Pedro Gonzalez writes:
I think I may have found the reason that building has a ‘Clownmeat Inc’ sign on it:
Talk It Over With Your Manager by Michigan’s own M. Sord – from the album Rick McMann.
Billy-Roll, footage of the water charge protests, driving 80s synth.
What’s not to like?
