Traveling even further back in time than that 2001 BBC news report about cameraphones comes this January 31, 1978 Talking Heads performance of ‘Psycho Killer’ on a British music television program called ‘Old Grey Whistle Test.’ Catchy name. I actually love ‘Psycho Killer’ and used to play it all the

This is a video of musician Jared Halley performing all the individual instrumental parts (including vocals) of Green Day’s 1992 banger ‘Boulevard of Broken Dreams’ acapella, combining them into a multi-track performance of the entire song. That’s neat. You know, I always fancied my voice a bass guitar. It’s deep.

This is a video of musician Ralf Bienioschek covering Queen’s classic ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ on recorder, layering multiple tracks to perform the entire song. That’s impressive. And those recorders are impressive too, nothing like the ones we played in elementary school, which were basically McDonald’s straws with holes in them. And

This is a video of NBC10 Philadelphia’s Emmy award-winning reporter Sheila Watko providing a traffic report while packing in 23 out of 26 of the new track titles from Taylor Swift’s ‘Midnights’ and Carly Rae Jepsen’s ‘The Loneliest Time’ into the segment. That’s fun. Way more fun than a regular

Note: Just watch the video, you’ll be amazed or I’ll go back in time and give you your 54 seconds back. This is a video of musician Timothy Fletcher (Instagram, TikTok) performing to Juvenile’s 1998 banger ‘Back That Azz Up’ on a snare drum with about as much extra flair

Dream it, and you can achieve it. Case in point: all my nightmares coming true. Or this video of musician Alan Gogoll performing 10,000 harmonics on acoustic guitar in under fifteen minutes. That’s impressive. Maybe not as impressive as my acoustic guitar playing skills, but I once invited a girl

Spare time: apparently some people have buckets of it, because this is a video of Youtuber Cherokee Phil performing 31 different songs to the tune of the Gilligan’s Island theme. So that’s…something. Something I’m going to toy around with in the shower tonight! Sorry penis, I’m busy! 


Because that’s what friends are for, this is a video of Nathan Pryor’s friend testing the chainsaw clarinet Nathan built him, which combines his two biggest passions: playing clarinet, and…chainsawing? Hey, different strokes for different folks, that’s my motto. My favorite stroke? The breaststroke. You know why? “Because it has