This is a video of musician Eric Carr playing the drums he set up in the style of QWERTY keyboard, so as he types something out with his drumsticks, he’s also performing a drum solo. Does he type 69 and BALLS a whole bunch? Yes. He also types a 8======D

This is a video of singing bassist Wild Bill joining Postmodern Jukebox to perform a rockabilly ragtime cover of the Bee Gee’s 1977 classic disco banger ‘Stayin’ Alive’. They do a fantastic job, and I closed my eyes and imagined I was in a Wild West saloon listening to it

This is a video of a youngster (how old is he, two? Seven? I’m terrible with kid ages) performing a bit of impromptu karaoke and the man behind him providing some beautiful guitar accompaniment to his singing. It kinda reminds me of one time I heard Pink Floyd’s ‘Wish You

This is a video of guitarist Bernth (previously playing a water-filled guitar) experimenting with an 18-string Indian sitar to incorporate its sound into his heavy metal. He produces some pretty tasty riffs with it too. Maybe not something I’d eat all day every day, but it’s not kid’s cereal or

This is a video of The Jimi Hendrix Experience performing ‘Hey Joe’ in 1967, just a year after the band was formed. During the song, Jimi plays part of the solo with his teeth and tongue. Classic Jimi! I also included a remastered HD video of the band performing the

This is a video of organist (I’m just an amateur organ donor) Vincent Thévenaz performing the Bee Gee’s 1977 disco banger ‘Stayin’ Alive’ on the Great Organ at the Cathédrale Saint-Pierre in Geneva, Switzerland. He does an amazing job, but still, some might argue that songs like ‘Stayin’ Alive’ don’t

This is a video of drummer, comedian, and Zelda super fan Josh Harmon very impressively recreating sound effects from The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom using his percussion instruments, plus a brick, rock, and a baseball cap. Most impressive. If I didn’t know better I’d swear Josh was

This is a video of Youtuber Mattias Krantz building and playing what is allegedly the world’s first gas-powered guitar. Move over, electricity, this guitar runs on hydrocarbons! The result is actually a lot cooler looking than it sounds, which is like the lovechild of an electric guitar and leaf blower.