I have speed up double disease

I made these videos several months ago, both featuring music by Gamma Goblin.
Facts, and things I love. (Featuring Spin)
1/8 (Featuring Infatuation)

As an experiment in video compression, I tried speeding them up. The result was rather interesting, exposing hidden music.
Fast Facts 1/64

On the video, my ole buddy Roland said;

I'm looking forward to 1/128

That sounded like a challenge.
1/128 to 1/8192

On that last one, I accidentally typed the wrong song title in the closing credits out of habit. Sorry.

Facts Redux 3 - I am English

I feel I spend too much time doing YouTube videos, so I got my friends to do one for me.

Facts Redux 1 - I like ducks

My regular bloggees may recall a short video I make back in December, 'Facts and things I love'.

But what if the few seconds dedicated to each fact isn't enough? Never fear, dear reader, here's the first of a series. Enjoy.


(Google Video) (YouTube)

Coming up... I prefer to be behind the camera.

Descent Into Insanity (Toast!)

Bill the Warlock makes toast! Meanwhile, Bill the real person experiments with stop-motion animation.



Here's where I heard the music from.

PS. I've been listening to the music of Mr Strangelove. Have a listen to Dreaming Louise if nothing else.

Star light, can you remember me today?

So I was absent mindedly humming a little tune to myself. I wasn't really thinking about it, the tune just popped into my mind while I was thinking about other things. Then from nowhere, the chorus appeared, incomplete, in my mind.

Star light, can you hear me today?
Can you *mumble* *mumble*?
Tell me what you need.

I suddenly remembered that it was a song that must have been popular several years ago. I've not followed "the charts" in ages, but I do recall it had a clever (I thought so) animated video, telling the story of an ignored musician, who finally gets noticed by passing aliens. I had never seen it all the way through, but I had seen many small clips.

So I went to Google and YouTube, to see if I could any mentions of this song, or perhaps the band had put a copy of that video up. No such luck. I found that "MUSE" have a completely different song called Starlight, as do a New Zealand band called "Zed". I searched for the lyrics I could remember, but Google only found unrelated dialogue.

I'm now wondering if I only imagined hearing this song. Does anyone else know of it?

UPDATE:

Facts, and things I love (Video)

Who is Bill? Here's a quick glance into my very brain! Mwa hahahaha!


(Google Video) (YouTube)

The music is the provisionally titled, Spin, from Gamma Goblin, who also did the music for ⅛. Many thanks, you're a star!

Ever since YouTube horribly mangled this earlier video of mine, I'll probably put a copy on both YouTube and Google Video in future. You can store a much higher quality of video with Google Video. Such a difference from what is now two divisions of the same company.

Shuffle music

The rules are to press the shuffle button on your music player and list the first 20 items.

1. Jan Hammer - Crockett's Theme.
   
2. Jethro Tull - Aqualung.
3. Sidewinder - Ari San Crossroad.
4. Wagner - Ride of the valkyries.
5. New order - True faith.
6. Grieg - In the hall of the mountain king.
7. Fat boy slim - Right here, right now.
8. Pink Floyd - Wish you were here.
9. Allman brothers band - Jessica.
10. Bucket band - Joe cool.
11. Dune - I can't stop raving.
12. Simon and Garfunkle - Bridge over troubled water.
13. DotSPF - Frontier theme.
14. Lemon Demon - I've got some falling to do.
15. Neil Massey - Nothing at all.
16. Zoe - Sunshine on a rainy day.
17. The cure - Love song.
18. Soft cell - Tainted love.
19. Madonna - Like a prayer.
20. The Beatles - Only a northern song.