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High Quality (totally legal) MP3 now available for 99 cents (US) Visit my PayPal Verified RGM Theremin Music Store at: http://randygeorgemusic.com/store.html Due to popular request, I remastered the audio of this cover video and created a MP3 for sale on my web store. If you would like to support me, this is the easiest way! For any one worried about Daft Punk, this release is official, totally legit and Universal Music will be collecting royalty. Buy, download and enjoy! Ableton Live looped cover of Something About Us by Daft Punk, performed on Nintendo DS Ubisoft Jam Sessions, Midi controlled software electric bass, drums, synth, vocoded vocals, and solo theremin, recorded in a single pass, with a single camera. Produced and Performed by Randy George Filmed by Nicolas Bates Visit Randy George's official site: http://randygeorgemusic.com Visit Randy George's Youtube Channel and watch the classical theremin music videos, where the true dynamic and expressive nature of the instrument shines. http://www.youtube.com/ooo6 Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/etherandaether Also, search on Youtube for "Clara Rockmore" to see the greatest theremin player that ever lived. The theremin is an electronic musical instrument that is played completely without physical contact. It was invented in 1919 by a Russian physicist named Lev Sergeyevich Termen. If you are new to the theremin, please learn about it. The wikipedia page is a good place to begin: http://wikipedia.org/wiki/Theremin About the helmet: It was made of papier-mâché with a custom LED visor built in ... post production! using Softimage XSI and Adobe After Effects! Yes, it was a visual effect! 3D modeling, manual rotoscoping, and motion tracking/motion stabilization tricks were employed to pull this off. A LED array with animated text was projected on to a manually rotoscoped 3D visor, that was subsequently composited with the original footage using motion trackers in After Effects. The helmet itself took three days to make. I used 7 layers of card stock/normal stock paper strips in a special heavy mix paste recipe. The shape was built around a custom mold of shipping foam and gaffers tape. It was finished off with gunmetal grey paint. The visor was made of plastic cut from a microwave oven splash cover I found at Target for 5 dollars, laminated on both sides with Limo dark auto window tinting. I could see out, but the translucent plastic from the microwave splash cover along with the heavy tinting made it a little bit difficult. On the inside, the helmet was padded with custom cut felt blocks to fit my head size perfectly. The total weight was around 0.5 Kg (about 1 pound). This video was made for love. Please share it.

A rare clip of the Ramones doing 'Judy Is A Punk' from 1974 at CBGB's. I've seen the Ramones 5 or 6 times from 1980 till 1988 or so, and they have always impressed me as being tight, professional, and extremely well-rehearsed. This clip is obviously before they possessed any of those qualities.

So... the Carleton Singing Knights decided to cover Daft Punk. Pretttty wacky, eh? Yeah. Jonah (second from right) says: "We didn't expect this concert to end up on YouTube, and neither did the audience. Therefore, they're quite loud. Why shouldn't they be? It's the last day of class, they're drunk, and this isn't exactly the Carleton Philharmonic. Rowdiness is expected and, from our point of view, appreciated. If you'd prefer a studio-esque recording with no audience, visit our Myspace, http://myspace.com/thecarletonsingingknights . Thanks for the views!" There ya go. Thanks a bundle for stopping by! XOxo

This is Daft Punk's Technologic (the full thing, not the Radio Edit). I made a video for the regular version using ONLY clips from the radio edit video. I did my best, so please enjoy. P.S.: This video has a lot of the same stuff happening over and over. That's because when you're trying to make something that's longer than the source you're using, you may have to reuse clips. Plus, I think they all fit like this. P.S. #2: I made some changes to it (you may or may not notice them, but they're there) So this is like version 2... sorta... Also, there's probably a lag between the sounds and words... oh well! I ain't workin' on it no more.