3 TV Advertisements That Feature the “Popcorn Song”
Renault Clio Vodafone Casa kulula.com PS. I like the Renault ad the best. PPS. The Popcorn Song has a website. PPPS. I like the First Moog Quartet version of the “Popcorn Song” best.
Renault Clio Vodafone Casa kulula.com PS. I like the Renault ad the best. PPS. The Popcorn Song has a website. PPPS. I like the First Moog Quartet version of the “Popcorn Song” best.
Christopher DeLaurenti was recording the orchestra. It was intermission and the orchestra was warming up. They didn’t know they were being recorded. That’s because the guy lurking near the orchestra pit (Christopher DeLaurenti) was wearing a black leather vest fitted with microphones in the shoulders. Now Delaurenti has released a cd of these orchestral sounds[…]
It appears that several people have had the bright idea to place a digital camera on a sushi conveyor belt and hit record. Just enter “sushi cam” into Youtube’s search field and you’ll get results. But none of these Youtube videos come close to aesthetic appeal of this recently surfaced LiveLeak video. Surely this is[…]
Dear Bubb Rubb, As the connoisseur of “woo”, we humbly request your review of smudgeorama‘s work. Sincerely, Lucky Dog
Tomorrow Today is Talk Like Bob Dylan Day. BTW it’s also his birthday. And while we’re on birthdays, Queen Ester Marrow’s birthday is February 12.
Awesome faux doc on proper sushi etiquette. Running time = 08:09. “However in the case of 1, you should always show a little guilt with your eyes.”
Somehow we missed Talk Like a Pilot day (it was Saturday, May 19th). But now that we’ve looked into it, we realize that we have very different ideas of what pilots sound like when they are talking.
What! You’ve never seen “Look Around You?” Seriously? Here’s 8 modules to get you started.
One of our most important pieces of equipment here at Lucky Dog Audio Post is our Whee-lo. A Whee-lo is a “magnetic spinning wheel toy” invented in 1953 by Maggie Magnetic, Inc of New York. Though advertising for the Whee-lo promoted it as a great “contest toy, sick room toy and back seat toy,” we[…]
Here’s a new word we came up with today that we hope will become part of the common lexicon used among English-speaking audio professionals: Main Entry: Mon·om·i·nous Pronunciation: ˌmä-nə-mə-nəs Function: adjective Date: circa 2007 : any instance of monophonic audio exhibiting an omen : portentous; especially : foreboding or foreshadowing evil — mon·om·i·nous·ly adverb —[…]
More web goodness via Brother Dave. Danka.
Just in time for Cinco de Mayo, here’s some Recent Work that focuses on a rather serious issue. Scoliodentosaurophobia is the fear of lizards. According to a study conducted by the Bombay Hospital Journal, the lizard is the most commonly feared animal by adults, affecting 74% of those polled. Though common reactions include fits of[…]
Part 1: Vulture, New York magazine’s Arts and Entertainment blog, has this cool section called the “Weekend Read.” They post an article in pdf format for you to print out, take home, and read at your leisure. Part 2: So a friend of a friend has this intriguing experience with a landlord. The first friend[…]