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never knew about this! Magnifique!! thanks

Shes the best👏👏👏👍👍👍♥️♥️♥️

the anthem is a direct note for note steal of a British drinking song. The Anacreon society.

What was this P.S.A. trying to tell people to make sure that they do the necessary things needed to escape from a fire?

I love that I searched this and it came up on the channel of a friend!

I love you.

Holy Cow -- the second coming of Rod Serling!

Hey, do you see anything over there? I dunno, there’s a lot of smoke. Say, isn’t that a flag? Couldn’t say, it’s pretty early in the morning. Hey, do you smell something burning? - USA Theme

Who thought they would have predicted a Black Mirror movie 12 years later

Amo su voz!!

The way I heard it The Macaroni Club was elite club in London, only for the socialites and upper class. The members identified themselves with a fancy plume in their hats, given to them by The Club. "Yenghis" was the Native American way of saying "English", referring to the English on their soil, so The Brits came up with their own pronunciation of "Yenghis", which was Yankee. Doodle means a fool. The "Yankee Doodles", they said, would stick feathers in their hats, trying to look like Dandys.

She has the best speaking voice ever.

I love her...

I Love this Lady's musical style...

Laurie Anderson is the best!!! I think, the best...

Loved her stuff since forever.

@MuzikJunkyAES i absolutely do too.

@possumholler1 "an English dandy of the 18th century who affected Continental (European) mannerisms, clothes, etc." - Random House Dictionary

"Stuck a feather in his cap and called it "Macaroni' " is an insult to the pompous loyalist elitists of the day who wore powdered wigs called 'Macaroni'. Yankee Doodle, a Union separatist who wanted to split from England and dressed like the people of town not like the King, was shooting a bird to the upper class via his action The song makes sense when you place it in the context of the day and when you understand that 'Macaroni' refers to a wig and not a food product from Italy.

No. Two completely different artists, both great in their own way.

By attending a recital of composer violists - Rudolf Haken & Genevieve Knoebel - I learned how awesome pieces written for software & electric viola are. I looked for more & discovered your "Sparrow". It's fantastic! The addition of the narrator & visual imagery is inspiring. I posted the video response excerpt from Genevieve's 'Transparency"' & hope you enjoy. champaignunderground

I saw these guys at Notacon this year. Fantastic! Nothing rhymes with the Soviet Union.

White lily.

I absolutely love her to death! Peace.

very cool effects with the viola! at first i was a little doubtful that the tone would work out in your favor...but then i saw how that was the effect you were going for.

maybe the violist was a bit nervous...but i think it was a nice idea

wonderful

Wow... That's a beautiful video. I heard you do this live and it was wonderful.

Thanks for posting this! I ~had~ the VHS tape of this sometime, somewhen, but then I loaned it to someone, and forgot, and moved, years go by, etc.