Your YouTube Adventures

[matthewr]

Adam Neely on the rise and influence of video game music in contemporary jazz.

 

[matt j]

Finest road engine ever made? Difficult to argue.

 

[notaclue]

Quite interesting. The death of Philips. Apparently only razors and toothbrushes are real Philips products now...

 

[Nero]

This is mad

 

[RJohan]

Quite interesting. The death of Philips. Apparently only razors and toothbrushes are real Philips products now...

A bit like Braun then...

 

[chiily]

Quite a long video, but an excellent demonstration of fault finding, plenty of head scratching. I found it eminently enjoyable.

 

[Seeker_UK]

Top quality drum machine geekery.

 

[matthewr]

Quite a long video, but an excellent demonstration of fault finding, plenty of head scratching. I found it eminently enjoyable.

I am a hardcore youtuber but hats off you for over two hours on fixing a portable telly

 

[chiily]

I am a hardcore youtuber but hats off you for over two hours on fixing a portable telly

The guy is quite entertaining and has such a deep knowledge of radios and TVs. I marvel at his diagnostic skills and thinking.

He has another channel exploring old mines out in Nevada, Arizona and California...they are entertaining too and he is obviously very knowledgeable about mines, mine workings, equipment and such like.

But, yeah the video is slow to get going I agree.

 

[Weekender]

Just to say we have a small "Phillips" TV in the dining room and it went up in a bang and a blue light last week.

 

[matthewr]

The guy is quite entertaining and has such a deep knowledge of radios and TVs. I marvel at his diagnostic skills and thinking.

The big question of course is how does he compare to 14 year-old Bjork

 

[Alex N]

14 year-old Bjork

That’s from around when the Sugarcubes got big, so early twenties. Eleven or so here though...

(Your last post up the page... I lolled.)

 

[matt j]

Well worth the watch, not a documentary more like a presentation full of great footage and driver interaction the likes of which you don't see these days (on camera anyway).

 

[Weekender]

Living in a house in a skip in that London:

 

[cutting42]

Living in a house in a skip in that London:

Luxury

 

[narabdela]

A meeting of minds.

 

[notaclue]

Why do so many pop songs sound the same? It's the millennial whoop, apparently.

 

[sean99]

Quite interesting. The death of Philips. Apparently only razors and toothbrushes are real Philips products now...

I worked for Philips from 1994 to 1998. What a horribly, horribly managed company - I am so glad I got out and I am not the least bit surprised at this, though it's pretty sad for the Netherlands.

 

[wow&flutter]

I think we had a Fishie post similar build pictures a few years back but this appeared in my feed last night. I like how he calls himself “Easy DIY Projects”!

 

[Mole Man]

‘RARE LP Record Collection 117 piece Prog Rock Acid Folk/Metal vinyl job lot’ video here (available for sale on eBay as a single lot with a starting bid at £30,000 - although offers are being entertained). Worth watching in full just for the fabulous ly clean condition of the records and sleeves plus the guy’s obvious enthusiasm. Ex-record shop owner, apparently (no affiliation):