Sending at the Wrong Frequency

panickyintheuk:

karlacantnotwrite:

fuckyeahclassical:

danforth:

This is fun. Try it in fullscreen. Extra points if you tilt your head. You’re only human.

Visualization of the 1st violin of the 2nd symphony, 4th movement by Ferdinand Ries in the shape of a rollercoaster.

Bravo.

THIS IS GREAT.

thebeaconinthenight:

Procrastinating, pretending to worry
Solving problems by pushing them aside
Wasting time like we’ve all the time in the world

Deliberation instead of solution, another term for blatant lies
Biding time like we’ve all the time in the world

And I’m not the only one who thinks we’re trying to say
To the heavens and all who hear us: behold all we have made!
We bring destruction, we bring war without an end
and we live in hope that tomorrow never comes

We conquer paradise just to burn it to the ground
And we build a future to honour pasts we left behind
We bring destruction, we bring war without an end
And then we live in hope that tomorrow never comes

The problems get worse before they get better
We find excuses to divert our eyes
Let tomorrow deal with what we could have done

And if you think we’re the future, that we build tomorrow
When was the last day without war?
We speak of greatness we have never been

It’s just you and me now
It’s just you and me now
Against the world

Beautiful song

[and beautiful lyrics]

(Source: toodledoodeedum)

doctorwho:

Doctorin’ the Tardis by The Timelords (The KLF)

robwampum:

Back when I was a DJ at ROCU, The Radio of Clark University, I was digging though the old record collection when I stumbled across a record by the Timelords (KLF, really) with the very late 80’s electronic tune called Doctorin’ the Tardis!  As an old school Doctor Who fan I immediately went Bananas over how awesome this track was both in terms of it’s love for the classic British Sci-Fi series as well as it’s unashamedly campiness!  Here is the original track and music video as a beat-up old police car smashes a few cardboard Daleks!  Enjoy the ridiculousness!

Clocks / Chicago (Coldplay / Sufjan Stevens) - Multi-Track Violin Mash-up (by JGEdmonds)

The Final Teen Spirit Mashup (Nirvana vs Europe) by Wax Audio (by waxaudio)