condoms commercial

Me playing the keyboard, one of the songs was a request:)

Michael singing a real classic!!!

Behind the back. Talented.

Gu Gu Gu dem Dukes.

Car runs over helmet and crushes it to pieces.

A fanvid from 'Imagine Me & You' and 'Lost and Delirious' to the song 'I Kissed A Girl' by Jill Sobule

This is about the most interesting thing to ever happen on CSPAN.

SMART CHRISMAS COMMERCIAL

VERY BORING VIDEOBLOG! Just an update on my life. Don't say much though.

Imagine, played on guitar

One of my son's favorites - He played his drums along with this song at our church on "Men's Day" - the reason I put so many men in the video!
I hope you will get a blessing from it!

Reading is fun.
Imagination Sandwich by SARK

Love, Krista/Poopee

Tommy Emmanuel plays Imagine on acoustic guitar

I bought the Imagine album when it first came out and loved every song on it. Played it a lot then and still listen to that album. A true classic with the worlds most beautiful song, Imagine. Here's my   more...attempt at a cover.  less

All artists have to deal with light but some become captured by it, making it the subject of their work--and the obsession of their lives.

In Imagine… Let there Be Light Alan Yentob has some extraordinary   more...encounters with the artists for whom light is both source and inspiration for their art. Liliane Lijn explains the mysteries of Aerogel, a magical extra-terrestrial substance designed to capture stardust; United Visual Artists (UVA) make people behave in extraordinary ways with their interactive light and sound installations; Charles Ross brings the mysteries of sunlight down to earth with giant lens es and prisms; Anthony McCall turns light into solid-looking sculptures that unfold in the darkness.

Finally, Alan has his world turned upside down by a visit to Roden Crater, an extinct volcano in the middle of the Arizona desert that artist James Turrell has transformed over the course of 30 years into a temple dedicated to light and our perception of light. By harnessing and manipulating light’s protean power and by side-stepping rationality, narrative and high concept strategies, this is art that works directly on perceptions and emotions provoking profound and sometimes unsettling questions about both. As James Turrell says: ‘We like to think that this is the rational world we’re receiving through our senses, but that isn’t the way it works. It’s what’s behind the eye that forms the reality that we create. My art is about your seeing’.  less

music video for imagine

LENNON IS GOD

In May I asked people on YouTube to lipsynch to John Lennon's "Imagine". I made this video in June 2006. I was pretty happy with the amount of people that sent in videos!

Aiming for that blue hole in the sky...
If you can "imagine it", we are halfway there...
Enjoy!

...out...

your video is awesome

All artists have to deal with light but some become captured by it, making it the subject of their work--and the obsession of their lives.

In Imagine… Let there Be Light Alan Yentob has some extraordinary   more...encounters with the artists for whom light is both source and inspiration for their art. Liliane Lijn explains the mysteries of Aerogel, a magical extra-terrestrial substance designed to capture stardust; United Visual Artists (UVA) make people behave in extraordinary ways with their interactive light and sound installations; Charles Ross brings the mysteries of sunlight down to earth with giant lens es and prisms; Anthony McCall turns light into solid-looking sculptures that unfold in the darkness.

Finally, Alan has his world turned upside down by a visit to Roden Crater, an extinct volcano in the middle of the Arizona desert that artist James Turrell has transformed over the course of 30 years into a temple dedicated to light and our perception of light. By harnessing and manipulating light’s protean power and by side-stepping rationality, narrative and high concept strategies, this is art that works directly on perceptions and emotions provoking profound and sometimes unsettling questions about both. As James Turrell says: ‘We like to think that this is the rational world we’re receiving through our senses, but that isn’t the way it works. It’s what’s behind the eye that forms the reality that we create. My art is about your seeing’.  less

song by Melissa Etheridge. The words hit home.

The song ends quick. it sounds like it was cut off but isn't

Rare TV appearance