"Across the Universe" is a song by The Beatles that first appeared on a charity release in December 1969, and later, in modified form, on their final album, Let It Be. The song features John   more...Lennon singing lead, who was also the primary composer (though, as with all Beatles songs written by either composer, the song is copyrighted to Lennon/McCartney).
The recording and version history:
Another version was performed by a number of artists, including Billie Joe Armstrong, Bono, Steven Tyler, Brian Wilson, Tim McGraw, Scott Weiland, Alicia Keys, Alison Krauss, Norah Jones, and Stevie Wonder, backed by members of Velvet Revolver, at the 2004 Grammy Awards ceremony in February 2005. The following week, a recording of the performance was released exclusively for purchase through the iTunes Music Store. All proceeds from its sale go to funds for victims of the 26 December 2004 Tsunami. Sales from the benefit release made it the fastest-selling download in iTunes history and allowed the song to peak at #22 on the Billboard singles chart. This version has a lyric change: "Nothing's gonna change my world" was changed to "Something's gonna change my world."
for more see;
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4:55 to respect the greatest sax player that ever lived.
Michael Brecker.
Passed away due to MDS 13 January 2007.

Intro to the wry, Award-Winning 2004 Election Film. "The most succinct
case against Bush we have seen" (BuzzFlash.com), "A damning,
point-by-point critique..a useful tool of political persuasion"
  more...(Salon.com), "...the real truth...excellent...
Experts who lay it bare...funny" (Alternet.com).

Peter Coyote narrates. Features Bill Maher, Molly Ivins, Will Durst,
Paul Krugman, Michael Moore, Rock the Vote, Daniel Ellsberg, Al Franken,
Arianna Huffington, MoveOn, Bill Santiago, Johnny Steele, Reno, TrueMajority,
Charles Lewis, Kevin Phillips, Norman Solomon, David Cay Johnston,
Connie Rice, Helen Halpin and more.

Winner, Grand Festival Award, 2004 Berkeley Video & Film Festival
Winner, Best Documentary Short, 2004 Great Lakes Independent
Film Festival. 40 minute film.

More raves: "We recommend...entertaining, well-reasoned and non-shrill...
sprinkled with intelligent humor...works as a centerpiece for house parties
and community gatherings" (Wellstone Action), "The most informative,
enjoyable political documentary I've yet seen" (Pajiba.com), "Wonderful...
the most enthusiastic of thumbs up...Don't miss it!"
(Dennis Shreefer, WIMA, Lima, OH).  less

Inside the Actors Studio 2004, in an interview with George Carlin.

The Greatest German Rock Group with 3 Big Hits.

Ischia Sunset on San Francesco Beach

Britney Spears, Pink ,Beyonce and Enrique Iglesias does a Gladiator commerical. Those girls are hot.

Un petit trailer datant de 2004 ; )

Trevor Rabin joined Yes members Alan White, Chris Squire and Steve Howe to perform "Cinema" and "Owner of a Lonely Heart" on November 11, 2004 for an appearance at a Concert for the   more...Prince's Trust, a tribute show which featured a number of bands produced over the years by the one-time Yes member and producer Trevor Horn.  less

WWE Raw 2004 Goldberg vs Scott Steiner vs Test.
wwf/wwe match.

Just as relevant today as it was when first released, "Mosh" is a song and video clip by Eminem and Guerrilla News Network, released on October 26, 2004, just prior to the 2004 presidential   more...election.
The video is available for free on the internet, and sends a very strong message to its audience to vote.
The song was an excerpt from Eminem's album, Encore, not yet released at the time the video was made available to the public. G-Unit rapper Lloyd Banks has a subplot in the video.  less

Inside the Actors Studio 2004, in an interview with George Carlin.

Many many amateur video clips of UFOs from as far back as 1963. This is in 3 parts with the final part showing interviews with many prominent and credible witnesses.

Gary Moore - Red House (Live Strat Pack 2004)

Last Lap 125cc 2004 Assen

This is a creation of "The Maltese Companies" from 2004.

Added September 27, 2006
From venerable35(YouTube)
clip vidéo de depeche mode enjoy the ... clip vidéo de depeche mode enjoy the silence de l 'année 2004 (more) (less)
Category Music

moloko playing at the Pinkpop 2004 which looks like Holland but I'm not sure. Anyway its beautiful

The Eurovision Song Contest (whom started ABBA) wanted to celebrate ABBA's 30th anniversary milestone with a performance by the group but ABBA has declined all offers to reunite since they disbanded in   more...1982.
So ABBA suggested another idea. ABBA - THE LAST VIDEO is a film about four hopeful musicians (the ABBA-ish puppets) in search of a record contract in where-else-but Sweden.
They pay a visit to the Big Record Company Boss and his oily assistant, performing one hit after the other, cheered on by their manager. But things don't work out as planned ...

Celebrating the legacy of ABBA, with Benny Andersson, Agnetha Faltskog, Bjorn Ulvaeus and Anni-Frid Lyngstad making special appearances, as does pop icon Cher, ABBA - THE LAST VIDEO stars Rik Mayall, Robert Gustafson, Sissela Kyhle, Cecilia Frode, Loa Falkman, Michael Nyqvist and Per Svensson. The short was written and directed by Calle Astrand and produced by Radical Media UK
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He may have been the ultimate icon of 1950s conformity and postwar complacency, but Dwight D. Eisenhower was an iconoclast, visionary, and the Cassandra of the New World Order. Upon departing his presidency,   more...Eisenhower issued a stern, cogent warning about the burgeoning "military industrial complex," foretelling with ominous clarity the state of the world in 2004 with its incestuous entanglement of political, corporate, and Defense Department interests.  less

Intro to the wry, Award-Winning 2004 Election Film. "The most succinct
case against Bush we have seen" (BuzzFlash.com), "A damning, point-by-point critique..
a useful tool of political persuasion"   more...(Salon.com), "...the real truth...excellent...
Experts who lay it bare...funny" (Alternet.com).

Peter Coyote narrates. Features Bill Maher, Molly Ivins, Will Durst,
Paul Krugman, Michael Moore, Rock the Vote, Daniel Ellsberg, Al Franken,
Arianna Huffington, MoveOn, Bill Santiago, Johnny Steele, Reno, TrueMajority,
Charles Lewis, Kevin Phillips, Norman Solomon, David Cay Johnston,
Connie Rice, Helen Halpin and more.

Winner, Grand Festival Award, 2004 Berkeley Video & Film Festival
Winner, Best Documentary Short, 2004 Great Lakes Independent
Film Festival. 40 minute film.

More raves: "We recommend...entertaining, well-reasoned and non-shrill...
sprinkled with intelligent humor...works as a centerpiece for house parties
and community gatherings" (Wellstone Action), "The most informative,
enjoyable political documentary I've yet seen" (Pajiba.com), "Wonderful...
the most enthusiastic of thumbs up...Don't miss it!"
(Dennis Shreefer, WIMA, Lima, OH).  less

A good introduction to the Libertarian party from Michel Badnarik's debate in 2004
With the big two party's debating I thought it might be nice for a look back at a third party debate highlights.

THE BEST OF K-1 MAX

<b>Read Description for a link to part 2</b>Stanton Friedman is here disputing misinformation that has been counteracting the progress of accurately analyzing decades of data. Stanton uses   more...40 years of experience on secret government projects and UFO research to point out mistakes in mainstream publications, books, scientists, and a list of debunkers.
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<A href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/ConspiracyCentral/0EA496466E0F4EE29F64F03431D40CB0/xcon-2004-stanton-friedman-.aspx">Click Here for pt 2</a>

QUOTES FROM THIS DOCUMENTARY

“and the debunkers have an explanation and I’ve heard it.. That’s because …all that tabloid nonsense, not only the newspapers, tabloid television shows and all this kind of stuff…Testable hypothesis. If that were true then one would certainly expect that the greater the education the less likely to believe in flying saucers, right? Presumably the greater the education the less likely to be influenced by the tabloids. Well. Ok. Testable hypothesis, and I use ‘78 data because they broke down the educational level of the respondents into three groups. These are adults with a grade school, high school, and college background. Now with a grade school background it is true that the non believers slightly out number the believers. Yet, a high school diploma and it’s 2 to 1, better than 2 to 1, believers over non believers. The shocker is that with a college background it’s almost 3 to 1 66 to 23. The greater the education, the more likely to believe in flying saucers.”  less