Because playing with yourself gets boring, this is a video of guitarist Dave Simpson and bassist Carina Powell performing a duet while they fret the other’s instrument and Dave gets a very clear idea what red hair dye smells like. That’s cool. Also cool? Those tapestries. Reminds me of a

This is a video from musician Alex Melton (previously) of Oasis’s 1995 banger ‘Wonderwall’ reimagined in the style of Blink-182. Is it an accurate representation? Who knows. All I know is Blink 182’s Dude Ranch album was very meaningful to me when it came out in high school, particularly ‘Dammit’.

This is a video of very talented musician Charles Berthoud performing Earl Scruggs’ bluegrass standard ‘Foggy Mountain Breakdown’ but on a bass guitar, making it sound as much like a banjo as he can while doing so. According to the Youtube comments, his technique is most impressive. Me? I don’t

This is a video of Youtuber Handy Geng building and demonstrating his ingenious ‘BBQ Car’, a motorized piano that can be driven around WHILE PLAYING MUSIC AND BARBECUING. When you press a key the piano both plays a note AND spins the corresponding rotisserie skewer above. My God, such genius!

This is a video of violinist Ray Chen snapping the E-string on his instrument during a Tchaikovsky solo and smoothly trading his violin for another musician’s, who in turn trades his instrument with another, until I assume the lowly sixth chair violinist is left with no violin at all and

This is a video of South Korean acapella quintet MayTree (previously) performing a brief history of Windows startup sounds, including such bangers as Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 10, and Windows 11. Which was your favorite? Mine has been and always will be Windows XP. As

Hey guys sorry for the lack of posting I’ve been rather busy with life. I should be back to our regularly scheduled programming tomorrow, thanks for understanding. Because dream it and you can achieve it, this is a video of musician Emily Hopkins running a couple of her harps through

Because when God needs someone to play sax you answer His call even if the closest you’ve ever come to the instrument is a homemade toilet paper roll and wax paper kazoo, this is a video of a church band playing the classic Christian ‘Give Thanks’ with a saxophone solo