YouTube Wars
TRex, the theropod in the treehouse, and Gavin from Sadly, No! have been having a techno-pop YouTube war for the past few days.
The YouTube war continues apace. Gavin got down and dirty and pulled out not just Dschingis Khan (with subtitles!) but Sparks (featuring Jane Wiedlin), too. Oh, the paaaaain. Balloon Juice has turned to WMD’s with the deployment of John Cage.
But I will triumph. Mwah-ha-haaaaaa!!
Brace yourselves, boys. I’m breaking out the Baltimora.
Suffer, bitches.
UPDATE: Logan from C&L has contacted me via the TReehouse’s secret, untraceable phone line (a pair of tin cans connected by a string) and thrown Klaus Nomi into the mix. Singing Lou Christie. To which I can only add this.
Well, that’s it then, Nomi wins. Let’s stop.
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Stephen Fleischman’s career as a television writer-director-producer spanned more than three decades beginning in the early 1950′s. In 1959, he participated in the formation of the renowned Murrow-Friendly “CBS Reports” series. In 1983, Steve won the prestigious Columbia University-Dupont Television Journalism Award.
His memoir, “A Red in the House”, about his thirty years in network news, is now in print.
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