Your Favourite Thing No One's Heard Of
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Fawlty Towers = win.wouldyoukindly99 said:
One of my favorite games is a not-so-well known pc game called Evil Genius(very short mention in Yahtzee's Overlord 2 review). For music, I like "Butthole Surfers" and Voltaire. For TV shows, the British comedies "Blackadder" and "A Bit of (Stephen) Fry and (Hugh) Laurie." For movies, I liked Spy Hard, the Naked Gun trilogy, and, above all else, Airplane (all three with Leslie Neilson)
See the chick in my avatar? She's from Legend of Dragoon. Everyone's played or at least heard of LoD, but no one seems to remember the original white silver dragoon.
Also, no one's heard of the Lets Players LateBlt, Hercrabbiness, nor Malefact, dispite the fact that they do good, detailed work.
Also, no one's heard of the Lets Players LateBlt, Hercrabbiness, nor Malefact, dispite the fact that they do good, detailed work.
This Jesus guy. I like his work but whenever I try to ask other people about him, they're all like Whaaaattt.
Nice to see some frosting-covered baked goods agree with me.Cakes said:
I heard of them when I was quite young because my dad was a fan of them. I was quite surprised and pleased when I saw two of their songs on Tiny Toons Adventures, and they are the only band who I do the whole "true fan" thing with. Then again, I don't have a lot of bands I care about.
Life and Level. It is...Kenny vs. Spenny, but with more videogames. It stars Johnny, an assuming Asian guy, and Josh, an obnoxious caucasian. They compete in various videogame-related challenges, such as playing Call of Duty while wearing shock collars...or playing Punch-Out!! while actual boxers take swings at them. When the winner is decided, the loser is humiliated. Punishments have include eating a cactus, snorting urine, and other such things. It's semi-popular on Youtube, but not popular enough. They used to update every two weeks, but I believe they're on a brief hiatus for now. The next episode will be on September 20th, but they already have twelve episodes mode. Each one lasts about 5-10 minutes.
http://www.youtube.com/user/lifeandlevel <--- Their Youtube channel.
http://www.lifeandlevel.com/ <--- Their website.
http://www.youtube.com/user/lifeandlevel <--- Their Youtube channel.
http://www.lifeandlevel.com/ <--- Their website.
Megas XLR. Every time I bring that show up, people look at me like I'm insane, but it was perhaps the greatest cartoon ever.
That looks like the coolest game show ever. Where did you find this?FightThePower said:
I heard of that band. I haven't heard much but what I did hear was pretty good. I'm very fond of the song "We're not going to make it".Cakes said:
I heard of them but, like I said with cakes, not much. The songs I heard make me feel good and that's not because I ate a bunch of ribs a few hours agoae86gamer said:
.OT: I seem to be the only one out of few that is aware of Homestar Runner's existence. Great site with little acknowledgment.
I also seem to be the only one who knows this song.
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Most of the stuff I like is pretty much unheard-off
Nancarrow, experimental lab music programmed in pianola
John Barth, the greatest mythologist of the 20th century, his novel, the massive Gilles Goat Boy actually manages to do something new, original and intellectually stimulating with the Campbellian archetype
Gÿorgy Ligeti's Le Grand Macabre, the anti-anti opera, starring an avatar of death, a greek chorus composed by car horns and a phantom city
The Cinema Snob at www.thecinemasnob.com, the guy rocks
An Argentinian band named Babasonicos, Ian Brown worked with them!
Cremaster, one of the best experimental films to ever grace the screen
Amongs many others ^_^
Nancarrow, experimental lab music programmed in pianola
John Barth, the greatest mythologist of the 20th century, his novel, the massive Gilles Goat Boy actually manages to do something new, original and intellectually stimulating with the Campbellian archetype
Gÿorgy Ligeti's Le Grand Macabre, the anti-anti opera, starring an avatar of death, a greek chorus composed by car horns and a phantom city
The Cinema Snob at www.thecinemasnob.com, the guy rocks
An Argentinian band named Babasonicos, Ian Brown worked with them!
Cremaster, one of the best experimental films to ever grace the screen
Amongs many others ^_^
