- April 4th, 2011
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Video of the month: best minute you will have
If you’ve wondered where I’ve been all this time I haven’t been posting, it’s safe to say I’ve wondered why I don’t make things like this instead of all the other things I do.
Purely mad, absurd and wonderful. Have the sound on.
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9 thoughts on “Video of the month: best minute you will have”
Cantata No. 147, ‘Herz und Mund und Tat und Leben,’ “Wohl mir, dass ich Jesum habe”, by JS Bach (based, of course, on some earlier German hymn)
Brilliant!
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The time I would like to have.
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I love this! How did they even think to do it?
The mind boggles at the work that went into creating that 60 seconds. Reminds me of those Andy Goldsworthy ice sculptures that only last until the sun comes up. Quite humbling that someone will go to that effort to give us a 60 seconds of pleasure. Wonderful stuff.
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I had this nagging feeling that this was too expensive for just some dudes in a park. Discovering it was an ad was a bit of a bonerkiller, but I guess you gotta finance that kind of thing somehow.
It is not often words fail me.
Beautiful. LOVE.
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