Beautiful song from one of the UK's most under-rated bands of all time. Lots of footage of animals too!

Great political content, amazing editing and a great 80s track to boot. An absolute must see.

Marcus Gronholm has to stop during a race after it becomes obvious that his co-pilot is in agony. His explanation is very poetic...

Arnie explaining what really gets him off.

Flight of the Conchords are one of New Zealand's top comedy acts. Wicked musicians to boot too.

This vintage clip gives a great insight into the talent that is Stevie Wonder.

Avatar Machine is a system which replicates the aesthetics and visuals of third person gaming, allowing the user to view themselves as a virtual character in real space via a head mounted interface.

For all the kids that never got the chance to really appreciate what it means to wait for a game to load. It's entertainment while you wait I tell you.

Thermonuclear detonations set to a terrific song by one of the greatest musical groups the world has ever known (Godspeed You! Black Emperor). I'd probably think it was disturbing...were I not mesmerised by the incredible visuals. Well worth the investment.

MC Lars' extremely funny, well constructed poke at the state of the record industry. For the chorus of the song he wrote the sort of great power rock hook that every Emo band wishes they could come up with. perfect satire. (thanks to eden for the reminder about this)

Some guys at Osaka University have gone completely off track at the robot creation lab. "Elementary chaos theory tells us that all robots will eventually turn against their masters and run amok in an... more inside

Once upon a time someone decided that playing with a gyroscope in a shell would make you a better sportsman. I don't think they conceived of exactly how hilariously spastic people would look when trying to reach record speeds on it (right at the end).

Back in 1977 Meco released a disco classic - 'Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk'. His funked up instrumental cover of the Star Wars theme is the biggest selling instrumental single, to this day. Bar scene kicks off at 4:20.

"I had my commodore 64, Had to score" - says it all really.

This is surely going to be one of the classic tv moments of our time. The BBC accidentally interviews completely the wrong guy live on tv...and he goes along with it! I know this was posted way back in the day, but it's been dead for far too long and really needs to be back on the sift.