Boing Boing presents the US premiere of Mastodon's "Dry Bone Valley, from the album The Hunter, available on Reprise Records. Directed and animated by: Tim Biskup Mastodon: www.mastodonrocks.com Tim Biskup: timbiskup.com Boing Boing: boingboing.net
Boing Boing Video: www.boingboing.net One year ago, Boing Boing editor David Pescovitz blogged a cool new "socialist-realist" style poster created by street artist Shepard Fairey for the Barack Obama presidential campaign. Today, January 20, 2009, Obama will be sworn in as President of the United States. Sean Bonner and I visited Shepard's art gallery in LA some weeks ago with Boing Boing's video team to talk with Shepard about how this image came to be. We also wanted to know what the past year has been like for the artist most of us here on the blog previously knew as "The Andre The Giant Has a Posse Guy." The moment we walked into the space, Shepard had picked up a call on his cellphone, was staring intently into space, and uttering a lot of thoughtful "mm-hmmms." When he hung up the phone, he turned to us and smiled. I asked who he'd been on the phone with, and he explained the call was from Obama's staff, telling him for the first time that an adaptation of this same poster would be used as the official inauguration poster. Inauguration day has come, and with it, the beginning of a new era in America. I don't know what this era will bring. I don't know what kind of president Obama will be. But I hope we achieve what Shepard's poster said: progress.
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Boing Boing's Xeni Jardin interviews actor and comedian Peter Serafinowicz, whose "Peter Serafinowicz Show" DVD just came out this week. He's starring as Paul McCartney in the Robert Zemeckis remake of the Beatles' Yellow Submarine, his Mac parody ads are the stuff of viral legend, his #PSQA tweets delight mutants throughout the globe, and fans of his BBC show find much to LOL in the likes of Brian Butterfield and the robot talk show host Michael-6. And if you're not familiar with any of this? Just watch our interview, and you will be. More: peterserafinowicz.com Boing Boing post www.boingboing.net
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Swell Season (Irish musician Glen Hansard and Czech singer and pianist Markéta Irglová) speak with Boing Boing's David Pescovitz, and perform an unreleased song for us during a US tour. The musical duo's name comes from Hansard's favourite novel by Josef Škvorecký from 1975, of the same title. More online about the band: www.theswellseason.com Boing Boing post: www.boingboing.net
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MY BOING BOING IDENTITY CRISIS: Animators Matt Burnett and Ben Levin, aka For Tax Reasons, produced this BBtv exclusive animated short with all the elements that make Boing Boing great: Steampunk, LARP armor, papercraft, Commodore 64s, MMORPGs, Final Fantasy, suicide cults, and meditations on bad websites. For more episodes of Boing Boing tv, visit tv.boingboing.net.
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Before we shot this Boing Boing Video interview with legendary industrial music band Throbbing Gristle, Richard Metzger and I spoke to the band's sound technician backstage, and asked what we should expect in the way of sub-bass frequencies -- rumored to be so powerful during performances that cameras can't hold a steady shot, and bowels sometimes can't hold their contents. Charlie Poulet, TG's sound tech, cracked up and flashed an evil grin. "Oh, we got some frequencies," he laughed, "Yeah, we definitely got some frequencies ready for you people tonight." Those "frequencies" are part of what make TG's music so transcendental and disturbing, and in the BB interview with Chris Carter, Cosey Fanni Tutti, Peter "Sleazy" Christopherson, and Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, we explore their technical and creative underpinnings. We hear TG members talk about the sort of mind-meld trance they all fall in to while performing, and we learn about the early days of recording work like "Hamburger Lady" to cassette tapes, then walking down to have a hamburger together at a corner sandwich shop down the street from their old studio in what was then a really shitty part of London. Gen talks about her first time with Twitter, and we hear what it's like for the band once called "wreckers of civilization" to be celebrated, more than 30 years later, as living legends. - Xeni Jardin Complete blog post on Boing Boing: www.boingboing.net More on Throbbing Gristle's website: throbbing-gristle.com
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In case you're not hip to The Decemberists, they're a fantastic indie/folk/rock outfit from Portland, Oregon who took 15 years to become an overnight success. Their influences are diverse, from 1960s British folksters like Shirley Collins and Anne Briggs to 1980s modern rock songwriters like XTC, REM, and Morrissey. In January, the band released its sixth album, an epic alt.country/bluesy work titled The King Is Dead and took to the road. When their wagon train came through Oakland's Fox Theater in February, Boing Boing pal and hypertalented video director Scott Compton made the scene. BB readers may remember Scott for directing the Swell Season interview/performance film in 2009 that quickly became a Boing Boing Video fave. The Decemberists' timing was impeccable as it was Valentine's Day and Scott, well, loves The Decemberists. Scott rallied his crack video team -- the inimitable Bart Nagel and Chris Valente on Canon 5D cameras and Lauretta Molitor on sound -- for 20 minutes with the band and stageside access for a couple tunes. Then he took the footage back to his Remedy Editorial facility where editor Jeffrey Boyette and colorist Ayumi Ashley worked their post-production magic. The video team's passion and the band's talent gelled into the lovely piece you see above. "In person, The Decemberists were humble, smart, and collaborative," Scott says. "For me, it was really interesting to hear singer/songwriter Colin Meloy talk about how Neil Young's seminal 'Comes A Time <b>...</b>
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A number of credit card companies now issue credit cards with embedded RFIDs (radio frequency ID tags), with promises of enhanced security and speedy transactions. But on today's episode of Boing Boing tv, hacker and inventor Pablos Holman shows Xeni how you can use about $8 worth of gear bought on eBay to read personal data from those credit cards -- cardholder name, credit card number, and whatever else your bank embeds in this manner. Fears over data leaks from RFID-enabled cards aren't new, and some argue they're overblown -- but this demo shows just how cheap and easy the "sniffing" can be. This episode is part of our ongoing series of interviews with some of the thinkers, hackers, and tinkerers at the O'Reilly Emerging Technology conference this year. For more episodes of Boing Boing tv, visit tv.boingboing.net.
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Boing Boing contributing editor Lisa Katayama reports on the marriage in Japan between a man known as "Sal9000" and Nene Anegasaki, a character in the Nintendo DS dating simulation game "Love Plus." More on Boing Boing blog: www.boingboing.net And an interview with the groom: www.boingboing.net Producer: Xeni Jardin Editor: Eric Mittleman
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Ninja and Yo-Landi of Die Antwoord sat down with Xeni Jardin of BoingBoing.net for an interview just after the South African "rap-rave" band's first-ever US performance at the Coachella music festival. The duo spoke about their explosive, internet-fueled burst to fame, and about the origins of their "car crash music" (it's disturbing, but you can't look away) by way of District 9 and an anarchic internet and music subculture in post-Apartheid South Africa. We're told this was the only interview Die Antwoord granted during their US visit. The conversation originally streamed live as part of the Los Angeles Times / Brand X Magazine Coachella Oasis Webcast. Die Antwoord online: dieantwoord.com Twitter twitter.com Boing Boing post, with photo gallery from their Coachella performance: www.boingboing.net More Boing Boing Video: boingboingvideo.com Brand X Magazine thisisbrandx.com (Produced using the Tricaster live video system from http
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The Mighty Boosh are interviewed by 'BB'. This clip features Julian Barratt and Noel Fielding. Note: I do NOT own any of the content in this video.
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Boing Boing tv passes the 150th episode mark today, and we're celebrating by cooking up some delicious takenoko (竹の子), young bamboo shoots, with Joi Ito -- and original music by Ryuichi Sakamoto. You may know Joi as a serial entrepreneur, a twittering globetrotter VC, a World of Warcraft junkie, or the CEO of Creative Commons, but he has a more traditional side, too. In this video, Ito welcomes us into his back yard in Japan, where he and his partner Mizuka teach us how to hunt for and prepare this traditional seasonal delicacy from a lush bamboo forest. The episode is accompanied by an original score composed by Grammy, Academy Award, and Golden Globe-winning composer, Ryuichi Sakamoto. For more episodes of Boing Boing tv, visit tv.boingboing.net.
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A compilation of classic arcade deaths, arranged to an 8-bit cover of "Mad World". Follow creator Rob Beschizza on Twitter: twitter.com Read more at boingboing.net
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On June 24, My Morning Jacket descended on Oakland's historic Fox Theater for an epic performance in support of their majestic album, Circuital. Remedy Editorial's Scott Compton and his merry band of video documentarians made the scene on behalf of Boing Boing. You'll remember Scott and crew as the artistes who brought The Swell Season and The Decemberists to the big little screen for Boing Boing Video. We are now honored to feature their loving cut of My Morning Jacket, interviewed and live in concert on June 24, 2011. Here's Scott: About our time with the band: We spent about 45 minutes interviewing the band. This is one of those happy stories where you meet your heroes and they are even cooler than you had hoped. They were unscripted, present, and exhibited a great esprit de corps both in the interview and onstage. I got the sense that they were appreciative of their fans. I'm an even bigger fan now and I hope the BB audience enjoys the extended 21 minute experience. Thanks to MMJ road manager Eric Mayers for his collaborative spirit and of course the beautiful Fox Oakland theatre and Tony Leong of Another Planet Entertainment. About the production: MMJ like shows are legendary. Lighting Designer Marc Janowitz immerses the audience with an ultra-sophisticated blend of colors and shapes. The audience response to the sight/sound is emotional and visceral. I wanted to give the MMJ fan a sense of what it was like to be in the audience at the Fox in Oakland. Every concert <b>...</b>
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David Tennant and Russell T. Davies, the outgoing star and executive producer of Doctor Who, in conversation with BB Video guest host Richard Metzger. Boing Boing blog post, with more notes from the shoot: www.boingboing.net
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Immigraniada (We Comin' Rougher), from Gogol Bordello's album Trans-Continental Hustle, the band's latest album produced by Rick Rubin and released on American Recordings. More about the making of this video, and an interview with the band's frontman Eugene Hütz, at BoingBoing.net: bit.ly Gogol Bordello tour dates: gogolbordello.com ------------------------------------- Video Director Isaiah Seret Director of Photography: Matthew Lloyd Producers: Trevor Jones & Jack Richardson.
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Cory Doctorow in Milan for "Meet the Media Guru" talks about the innovation Obama has brought in politics 2.0, copyright and creative commons, privacy on Facebook and State control. Interview and video by Eleonora Bianchiniù hightech.blogosfere.it
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The offbeat British comedy duo Robert Popper and Peter Serafinowicz, creators of the absurdist fake-educational science show "Look Around You" and the faux religion known as Tarvuism, speak to BoingBoing.net's Xeni Jardin on the occasion of the US DVD release of their hit BBC show. LOOK AROUND YOU on DVD: amzn.to More at Boing Boing: www.boingboing.net Robert Popper: robertpopper.com Peter Serafinowicz peterserafinowicz.com Tarvu tarvu.com
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In part 3 of our Mighty Boosh series, the final portion of our interview with Noel Fielding and Julian Barratt, we explore slashfiction, "Eleanor"'s secret NORAD connection, and the Mighty Boosh book(s). ------- * Part 1 of this BB interview series with the Boosh: www.youtube.com * Part 2: www.youtube.com ------- * BOOKS: The Mighty Book of Boosh (Hardcover): tinyurl.com The Pocket Book of Boosh (Paperback, out in October 2009): tinyurl.com * The Mighty Boosh online: www.themightyboosh.com * Adult Swim (US) http * BBC (UK) www.bbc.co.uk * On Myspace www.myspace.com * Buy the DVDs: Season 1: tinyurl.com Season 2: tinyurl.com Season 3: tinyurl.com
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Boing Boing Video proudly debuts "Meet The Elements," a new animated music video from They Might Be Giants. This animated, upbeat ode to the periodic table of elements and how they form our world, appears on the new TMBG kids' album "Here Comes Science." Video directed by Feel Good Anyway. * At Boing Boing, Cory reviews the new album here. www.boingboing.net * Boing Boing post about the video here: www.boingboing.net * TMBG online: www.theymightbegiants.com * Buy "Here Comes Science" tinyurl.com * More Boing Boing Video: boingboing.net * Feel Good Anyway: feelgoodanyway.com (Thanks, John Flansburgh!)
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Boing Boing proudly presents "Markets of Britain," a documentary discovered by Robert Popper and Peter Serafinowicz* from the archives of a great and underappreciated British filmmaker named Lee Titt, who also never existed. You may also enjoy this Boing Boing Video interview with Popper and Serafinowicz, about their faux-educational absurdist science program LOOK AROUND YOU, now out on DVD: www.youtube.com Boing Boing post: bit.ly Buy the LOOK AROUND YOU DVD: amzn.to Robert Popper: robertpopper.com Peter Serafinowicz peterserafinowicz.com Lee Titt I dunno.
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Boing Boing Video archives: www.boingboing.net Known for gathering an eclectic mix of talented musicians from around the world, Les Claypool has fronted a number of projects including the Frog Brigade, Colonel Claypool's bucket of Bernie Brains, Sausage, and, of course, Primus. In today's episode, we learn about his audition for Metallica.
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Comedian Rich Fulcher is best known for his roles on the hit BBC comedy series "The Mighty Boosh," including the trash-talking Eleanor, and for his subversive British sketch comedy show Snuffbox. Boing Boing's Xeni Jardin caught up with him during his US tour for the release of his new book, "Tiny Acts of Rebellion."
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Simon and Lewis battle through the remainder of the gnomish expedition to Uldum, and generally get out of their depth. Treasures, sand, cat-people and buggy quests await our heroes as they venture forth to find out just how awesome the new zone is.
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As one of the editors of Boing Boing, Cory Doctorow runs one of the best-known blogs on the planet. As the author of best-selling young-adult novels such as Little Brother and the new For The Win, he has his pulse on what it is like to be growing up in the 21st century. As a writer who simultaneously publishes his work online for free and via a traditional bookseller (Tor), he is at the bleeding edge of creating what he calls 21st century art: "contemporary art that is made to be copied." In July Reason.tv's Nick Gillespie talked with Doctorow about raising free-range children, the future of copyright, and what makes Boing Boing tick. Approximately 5.26 minutes. Shot by Gillespie and edited by Josh Swain. Scroll down for downloadable versions and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube channel to receive automatic notification when new material goes live.
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Boing Boing presents the premier of Death Cab for Cutie's "Home is a Fire" from the album Codes And Keys, available May 31, 2011 on Atlantic Records Video concept by: Shepard Fairey and Nicholas Harmer Cameras and collaboration: Tarin Anderson, Todd Mazer, Justin Mitchell and Aaron Stewart-Ahn Additional support: John Lang, Brian Udovich Edited by: Christopher Hills-Wright www.deathcabforcutie.com http For more about the video: boingboing.net
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From December 19, 1977, WOUB-TV Athens, Ohio students and staffers Don Adams, Bill Dickhaut, Don Henley, John Prosek, Leon Smith, Tim Schrock, Sue Strohofer, Thom Whitehead, Bob Bajorek, Paul Brown, Scott Austin, Verneda Krueger, Tom Perdan, Greg Panos, Pam Wager, Rick Wagar, Mark A. ('Rusty') Smith, Ruth Reilly, Art Starkey, Bob Roehl, Jill Kleck, Robin Potter, Mike Branch, Joe Martin, Tim Peeler, Owen Snedden, Don Smith, Todd Baucher, Arline McCarthy, Art Hansen, Augustine Dempsey, Nat Rosen, Art DeGroot and Greg Hill in their native habitats, along with the genial announcer voice of Bob Beasley. Shot on videotape with those enormous Norelco PC-72 cameras and Ampex VTRs you see in several shots (cameras dragged up and down a six story building.) This is actually tightened up--an edit from four tapes into one, because the pace of editing back then was, well, glacial. Typography was from a Vidifont Mark IV.
In today's episode of BBtv, Boing Boing Gadgets editor Joel Johnson meets with his hero, futurist and artist Syd Mead, to discuss the evolution of conceptual design. Mead is a former designer for Ford Motor Company and US Steel. His designs have appeared in many movies, including Aliens, Tron, and Blade Runner. BOING BOING TV: tv.boingboing.net
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Today on BBtv, part 2 of Boing Boing Gadgets editor Joel Johnson's interview with his hero, futurist and artist Syd Mead, on the evolution of conceptual design. In this installment, we go inside Syd's studio in Pasadena, CA, and learn more about the creative process behind his work for movies, television, and automobile design -- both Hot Wheels and life-sized -- and how Syd feels about design in the video game industry. Mead is a former designer for Ford Motor Company and US Steel. His designs have appeared in many movies, including Aliens, Tron, and Blade Runner. BBtv Online: tv.boingboing.net
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During the mid-'70s, Germany's Kraftwerk established the sonic blueprint followed by an extraordinary number of artists in the decades to come. From the British new romantic movement to hip-hop to techno, the group's self-described "robot pop" — hypnotically minimal, obliquely rhythmic music performed solely via electronic means — resonates in virtually every new development to impact the contemporary pop scene of the late- 20th century, and as pioneers of the electronic music form,
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Everybody loves cephalopods—that class of animals containing octopuses, squid, and cuttlefish. But why? What makes these non-fluffy, non-mammals so appealing? Last August, I attempted to answer that question in a presentation for a University of New Mexico IGERT symposium (www.chtm.unm.edu "Those Fabulous Octopus Brains" is a speech linking cephalopod neurobiology to cephalopod behavior, and asking what it really means to call a species "intelligent". It'll get you caught up on what we do, and don't, know about cephalopod smarts—and what studying these amazing creatures means for the future of human technology, and our understanding of the human brain. Don't have time to watch the entire thing? Never fear. The intrepid editors at BoingBoing Video have put together a highlights reel that will enlighten you in a 1/3 of the time. Short version here (10 minutes): www.youtube.com
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Boing Boing Video is proud to debut a second video from the forthcoming music documentary NASA (Myspace Link), directed by Syd Garon and Sage Vaughn, who also created the art. The track is "Way Down," and features RZA (of Wu Tang fame), vocalist Barbie Hatch, and John Frusciante (Red Hot Chili Peppers.) If you dig the track, you can buy the entire NASA "Spirit of Apollo" album on Amazon here. There is not one tosser in the collection, the whole project is amazing. Full credits and tour dates in the Boing Boing blog post -- if they're coming to a town near you, you can't miss the show, really. www.boingboing.net More BB Video: www.boingboing.net
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Boing Boing tv's sneak-preview of a television pilot, the AQUABATS! SUPERSHOW!, a live-action and animation program featuring the popular superhero ska band, The Aquabats. Jon Berrett of Yo Gabba Gabba explains: "This spring the Aquabats completed a pilot for a new television show based on the misadventures of rock and roll's greatest super dude men. The Aquabats have been a band for over a decade, have toured the world, and put out 5 full length studio albums." The excerpt we are world-premiering on BBtv today is an animated portion of the show's first episode, and includes angry mushrooms, vengeful unicorn princesses, and a subterranean paradise with lakes of hot pink lava. The AQUABATS! SUPERSHOW! also includes live performance and real-world hijinks. We think it's pretty awesome. (Huge thanks from all of us at Boing Boing to Jon Berrett and the crew at Yo Gabba Gabba, and to the Aquabats for allowing Boing Boing to share this first with the non-subterranean world!) Boing Boing TV online: tv.boingboing.net
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The legendary Les Claypool of Primus fame visited Boing Boing Video's new studios recently to kick out some "unplugged" jams and talk to us about his new album and forthcoming tour, which kicks off tomorrow night. BB Video pal Matty Kirsch, a longtime Primus fan, hosts this sitdown. My favorite part of the episode is at the end, when Les obligingly takes a slew of requests from Matty for the bass lines from classic Primus songs.
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Boing Boing Video archives: www.boingboing.net In today's Boing Boing Video episode, we present an excerpt from the National Film Board of Canada feature "Roadsworth: Crossing the Line" a documentary which follows the work of Canadian street artist Peter Gibson, aka Roadsworth. Gibson integrates provocative art with government traffic signage, questioning the ownership of public space.
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Boing Boing presents a music video from the NASA project: "Spacious Thoughts," featuring Tom Waits & Kool Keith, directed by Fluorescent Hill. More on "the making of", and interview with artists: tinyurl.com [ CREDITS ] NASA Project online: myspace.com/nasa Tom Waits: online: tomwaits.com Kool Keith: online: koolkeith.co.uk Record Label Anti- records and Spectrophonic Sound Director Fluorescent Hill online: fluorescenthill.com Production Company Fluorescent Hill Executive Producer Fluorescent Hill Post Production Fluorescent Hill Creative Director Fluorescent Hill Design Fluorescent Hill Animation Mark Lomond, Johanne Ste-Marie, Jacques Khouri Modeler/Rigger Jacques Khouri SqueakEClean Productions Creative Director Syd Garon SqueakEClean Productions Executive Producer Susan Applegate
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