I have featured “March of Cambreadth” by Heather Alexander before, but something about this video cried out, “Share me!”
This vid cuts together footage from the “Dominix-Ops” from Eve Online. Watching this, I wish I enjoyed playing the game more than I did, but I suppose this is a game I will have to enjoy from a distance.
What made this vid so so compelling to me was one thought it forced into my head:
Two of my favorites Star Wars and Phantom of the Opera in one video! A Star Wars / Phantom of the Opera filk song video watch it above. This is a great and ambitious project. They did a great job adapting “Angel of Music”, “The Phantom of the Opera”, and “Beyond the Lake”.
This is one of the only songs I have ever heard that captures my love of Star Trek! Julie Ecklar always delivers her trademaek brilliant performance.
What you have to remember about this song is, at the time their was a growing rift between Star Wars and Star Trek fans. I tried to remain neutral, but songs like this and the Klingon Fight Song, made it nearly impossible to remain so.
Eben Brooks delivers again with this great track and video. There is something oddly funny about the story of Barry Allen (The Flash) told like this.
I especially appreciate the images for City of Heroes in the video. I am an avid player, and I love the way he used the images to add drama to the video.
If you know of any other good Superhero or City of Heroes vids, leave them in the comments. I would love to see them.
Music inspired by Firefly comes in two veins, funny and near tear jerkers. This song is the latter. The combination of her beautiful voice and the clips from the show leave a lasting impression on you, and the way they incorperated the Firefly theme song in as the chorus, just brilliant.
Kick up your heels and sing along to the happiest distopian song I have ever heard. Eben Brooks’ song is based on REM’s “It’s the End of the World as we know it” and covers the whole gammit from Firefly to Serenity.
Banned from Argo is the Freebird of Filk, that one song that has been requested so many times that most Filker won’t perform it anymore. The video above illustrates the song with clips from Star Trek the Original Series. Below is the same song with scenes from Torchwood.