An update of what happened to the livevideo site in the month of December 2006. Sorry for the bad blue screen effect, I don't really have the right tools to pull it off, but you know what, I'm doing   more...it anyways :P  less

Beautiful winter landscape photos set to music from Loreena Mckennitt

Holiday heraldry from the hostile apostle. Miracles, the true meaning of Christmas and a 2000 year-old drunk. Uncensored version.

Who will host December's CollectiveSoul?

The Mayans predicted star constellations and eclipses of the sun and moon for centuries. They also predicted the end of time? Now I'm aware that this isn't important to a lot of you because its not smut   more...and to be honest who wants to believe this story...Right? Now for the one's that are always seeking the truth no matter where it leads you then I leave you with only this..OUR GOVERNMENT HAS INTEREST IN THIS AREA! That is a fact and this should mean something thats why I'm posting this... Literally speaking "Time will only tell."  less

Happy Holidays from CollectiveSoul! Read the "Announcements" section to see how YOU can contribute!

We woke up to our first snow, just a dusting but boy did the kids get excited, welcome old man winter...note to self buy gloves for the kids...

Part 1 of 3, get a glimpse into the Winter holiday traditions of some of our fellow LiveVidians.

"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;
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Across_the_Universe  less

Part 3 of 3, this segment celebrates the many traditions of December holidays featuring music, recipes, memories, and a special holiday story. Happy Holidays from CollectiveSoul!

Part 2 of 3, see how some of your fellow LiveVidians celebrate their Winter holiday traditions.

It's that time of year again, where I travel to visit my grandmother. I rarely take the direct flight, but it turns out to not be so bad.

12/16/07
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Three foot piles of snow on either side of the street. The roads were clear and mostly dry so I rode.

Music: Christmastime ~ Composed by Vince Guaraldi, Performed by Michael Chertock

something new, to get back into the swing of things after not making a video for a few months. : D

Song - "Once Upon a December" Anastasia more... Movie Soundtrack
Show - Avatar: The Last Airbender

A mix of a slideshow and a video. I really like this version of My December.^^

Come see which of your friends are having a Birthday this month ...............

A vlog of some Christmas lights in Smyrna, Tennessee.

Adam Hunter fills in for Steve Hofstetter, who serves his 15 game suspension. This week, it's Michelle Wie, Prince, Maurice Clarett, the Pittsburgh Penguins, the Asian Games, and Allen Iverson.

Just a hello from me, and Jakers, and Maggie :D

My tribute to John Lennon.

This is a tribute to hinata. This is my favorite charicter in the entire show, its tied with temari. Its to the song my december. I hope you enjoy.

Sabrina dancing to Planxty's "Arthur McBride". Yes, it is odd music for a Christmas dance, however the performance artist does know best.