Octex – Emergon
Music video for Octex‘ Emergon.
Music video for Octex‘ Emergon.

Tommy Seebach – Bubble Sex – Moog synth was uploaded by: stenn
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8w98WZ_pcw&fmt=6 Here’s Benny Benassi‘s music video for Satisfaction. Electro house DJ/producer Benassi had a hit with this a few years back and it helped him become one of the top ranked DJ’s in the world.
Here’s another sexy video for Sexy Day – a demo of the new sexy Mopho synth from Dave Smith Instruments. You gotta love a synth that screams “Push it! Push it!” World – my finger is on the button! Push the button! If you’re looking for sexy Russian Girls, though, you’ll have to look elsewhere.
[dailymotion]http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5btk0_sasha-dith-hot-russian-girls-hd-ful_music[/dailymotion] Sasha Dith’s Russian Girls music video. This video’s unrelenting fascination with Russian girls’ bare skin is probably going to offend anybody that that Deckadance ad missed. If you’re ever caught on the wrong side of the Russian army, though, hope that you get interrogated by these Russian Girls.
[flickrvideo]http://www.flickr.com/photos/allisonallison/2880701145/[/flickrvideo] The Furby Youth Choir, live at Bleeplabs.
Think Geek is selling a touch-responsive t-shirt with seven built-in drum and cymbal sounds. It’s either the most awesome thing ever or just another way to look stupid, depending on whether or not you like playing drums on your chest. Or someone else’s chest. Product Features Tap the drums on this shirt and they actually play… Read More New Ways To Looks Stupid
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xspnWN_1Aa0 DJ. remixer and producer Paul Oakenfold talks about the unique DJ console built for him by LiteStructures for his support spots on the current Madonna ‘Sticky & Sweet” world stadium tour. This is a promo video from LiteStructures, but it includes an interesting interview with Oakenfold and a lot of footage of his amazing… Read More Paul Oakenfold’s Ultimate DJ Booth
“This is an experiment, where I count one byte up – from 00000000 to 11111111. Decimal spoken, this is from 0 to 255. I have assigned a sound to each bit and when it switches from 0 to 1, the sound is played.” – Niklas Roy, via CalifAudio
Resequenced photographic memories, from Oxtex.