sacredhands on Jun 11th, 2007Mobile Salesman Paul Potts Belts Out Nessun Dorma
Paul Potts is just your average mobile salesman living in England…until one day he enters Britain’s Got Talent contest and belts out Nessum Dorma for Simon Cowell and damn if his performance doesn’t produce goose bumps! Watch for yourself how dreams really do come true.
sacredhands on Jun 5th, 2007Young @ Heart Chorus Documentary Becomes Movie
Working Title Films has bought the film rights to a documentary about the Young@Heart chorus of senior citizens who perform cover songs to rock and pop classics. Pretty cool!
Young@Heart Sings “Fix You” by Coldplay. The dude singing is on oxygen. This rocks, baby!
Young@Heart Sing Schizophrenia by Sonic Youth
sacredhands on May 30th, 2007Miuccia Prada A Decade of Fashion
Two great songs by Placebo (Without You I’m Nothing) and Moloko (Sing It Back) make for a rousing look at a decade of Miuccia Prada’s fashions.
sacredhands on May 27th, 2007Paul McCartney Invites Everyone to Dance Tonight
Paul McCartney has a new album dropping. It’s called “Memory Almost Full.” Here’s the first joint off the CD called “Dance Tonight.” Feel free to get up out of your chair and make your next neighbors think you’ve gone bonkers by dancing around the porch. Life’s too short to worry about gossip.
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sacredhands on May 26th, 2007Lenka Sings We Will Not Grow Old
Sometimes you just need a little song to brighten up your day. Here’s one by Lenka called “We Will Not Grow Old.” Hey, maybe she knows something we don’t!
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sacredhands on May 16th, 2007Edouard Manet The Old Musician Plays Violin
Edouard Manet, French (1832 - 1883), The Old Musician, 1862, Oil on canvas, 187.4 x 248.2 cm (73 3/4 x 98 in.), Chester Dale Collection, National Gallery of Art
A mezzogravure of Edouard Manet’s painting, The Old Musician, painted in 1862. According to the National Gallery of Art, “The seated musician has been identified as Jean [...]
sacredhands on May 11th, 2007iPods and Pacemakers Make for a Painful Remix
© Anigami, Rosa Parks on Board the iPod Bus
If you’re a hipster plugged into the digital revolution with an iPod, then you should definitely read this article. Here’s the punchline: “Holding the iPod just two inches away from their chests for 5 to 10 seconds was enough to cause electrical interference half the time.” Hey, [...]
sacredhands on May 8th, 2007Frankie Avalon’s Younger Fan Base Hits the Beach
A family friend recently died. For the funeral, the family requested a song by Joe Wise called “I Believe.” I went to iTunes figuring at this point in the game every major music catalog owner must have taken the time to digitize their songs and put them online. Not so. Not only was the song [...]
sacredhands on May 5th, 2007Placebo Baby Did You Forget to Take Your Meds?
Growing older means never having to go a day without prescription drugs. Just to spice things up a little, we recommend popping your daily dosage while listening to Placebo’s “Meds.” It rocks! Plus it has all kinds of hallucinogenic objects lip-syncing the words.
sacredhands on May 5th, 2007Pearl Jam Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town
Arricept sing-along-songs for those who can’t quite seem to remember. Please join Eddie Vedder and Pearl Jam in their rendition of “Elderly woman behind the counter in a small town.” All together now…
I seem to recognize your face
Haunting, familiar, yet I can’t seem to place it
Cannot find the candle of thought to light your name
Lifetimes [...]
sacredhands on May 1st, 2007Microsoft’s Steve Ballmer Talks Trash to Uncle iPod
It’s always a treat to hear Microsoft brag about how they can do anything better than pretty much anyone. Future dictionary writers will need to redefine innovation after Microsoft gets done bastardizing it with the software and products they release. Just once I’d like to hear how Microsoft did something just for the pure love [...]
sacredhands on Apr 16th, 2007The Zimmers My Generation
Meet The Zimmers! They sing. They tour. They must have groupies! Who are they?
Formed in early 2007, The Zimmers are not only the oldest gigging band in the world (with an average age of 78), they are also the most celebrated, having recorded their debut album at the famous Abbey Road Studios, under the watchful [...]
sacredhands on Apr 15th, 2007The Grannies Seniors Club Enter If You Dare
For those of you who loved Hansel and Gretel, we bring you The Grannies Seniors Club. Enter if you dare! On the other hand, maybe you’d rather watch American Idol on your Tivo while petting your pooch.
sacredhands on Apr 15th, 2007Arm The Elderly Make ‘em Groove and Move
Okay my peeps, listen up, Arm the Elderly has one goal: “Play it loud and make it groove, play to a crowd and make ‘em move.” So load up your iPod with some fat joints and tell your grandkids to back off…music is a weapon, ya dig.
Arm The Elderly
sacredhands on Apr 5th, 2007Guitarist Les Paul Born in 1915 Still Grooving
The key to living a long life is doing something you love. It’s a simple truth, but for most people, a murky reality. The tricky part is getting paid to do what you love and be able to support yourself. Guitarist Les Paul has mastered living. Born in 1915, he’s still out in the clubs [...]
sacredhands on Feb 25th, 2007Iggy Pop’s Guide to Feeling Tai Chi Good
With a name like Iggy Pop, you’d think the guy had come from a family of artisan soda makers. Proud papa takes one look at the newborn’s face and declares with gusto: Iggy Pop. That, of course, is a bogus story. In fact, Iggy was born to a high school English teacher and baseball coach [...]
sacredhands on Feb 18th, 2007Sting Polices $175 Million Concert Booty
“The worldwide Police tour will net the group $175 million.”
Take a moment to absorb the fact that Sting and his band mates will reap $175 million for singing a bunch of songs from the past over the course of a couple of months. Don’t you wish you had the ability to mint money like [...]
sacredhands on Feb 13th, 2007Byron Janis Plays Rachmaninoff 3rd Concerto
As the snow moves toward the East Coast, perhaps now would be a good time to make a nice cup of hot chocolate and listen to Byron Janis play Rachmaninoff’s 3rd Concerto, Movement 3.
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sacredhands on Feb 12th, 2007Justin Timberlake What Goes Around Comes Around
A singer has an advantage when he breaks up with his lover…he gets to put those feelings of hurt into lyrics that then get broadcast around the world so everyone can share in his misery. Justin Timberlake did just this when he broke up with Britney Spears.
What’s eerie about this video is that Britney [...]
sacredhands on Feb 1st, 2007Justin Timberlake What Goes Around
Check out the latest music video from Justin Timberlake. It’s what your grandkids are watching, so why not relive your days as a teenager.