[Landline] Video Parade 2

An extended 15-video break from the persistent horror and despair afoot in our world

Hey gang,

Here are a few more videos of widely varying lengths and subject matter that have been sitting in the ‘Favorites’ folder for a while now. Each has held up to repeated viewings in various states of mind. Hope you get something out of one or more of them!

(Pro tip: Watch this collection as a youtube playlist)

1. “Superhuman Filipino diver from the Badjao tribe / BBC”

2. “The KLF - The White Room - 1991 - (Unreleased Movie)”

3. “My Bloody Valentine’s Kevin Shields on his first signature pedal: Fender Shields Blender”

4. “Star Trek: Acid Party”

5. “Johnny Cash and Louis Armstrong - Blue Yodel”

6. “Othar Turner and the Rising Star Fife & Drum Band: Ida Reed (1978)”

7. “Little Richard - Southbank Show - March 1985”

8. “The Small Faces With a Little Help From Their Friend Professor Stanley Stanley Unwin 1968”

9. “Chris Elliott as Marlon Brando Collection on Letterman, 1987-88”

10. “A Gun for George Matthew Holness”

11. “Liberace’s world - Part 16: Lee cooks Lasagne (1972)”

12. “Hermeto Pascoal - Musica de Lagoa”

13. “The Coconut Revolution”

14. “La Ciudad Perdida (The Lost City) | From the Heart of the World - The Elder Brother's Warning”

15. And, finally, a late arriving entry via Richard Pleuger: ”Deep Purple - Football With Ritchie Blackmore And Roger Glover In Munich, Germany (13th October 1993)”

That’s all for now, friends. Next Landline will see a return to text. As always, thanks for reading. Feedback—via replying to this email, or using one of the buttons below—is always welcome.

Jay Babcock

Southern Arizona

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