authfriend wrote: >I'm finding all *kinds* of neat stuff on YouTube. >I had thought it was mostly teenagers' home videos >of Stupid Human Tricks and MTV-type music videos, >but after I stumbled across an old Dave Brubeck >video on somebody's blog, and Curtis sent me to a >terrific Sonny Williamson II video, I started >poking around to see what else might be there. > >It's addictive. I can hardly tear myself away. >Here's a few of my finds: > > >A real treasure--M.S. Subbulakshmi singing >"Maitreem Bhajata": >http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbBBNRT4VKg > > >And a very different treasure, Bessie Smith >singing "St. Louis Blues": >http://tinyurl.com/jf8z2 > > >Physicist Richard Feynman in a charming, >informal short talk analogizing scientific >exploration to figuring out the rules of >chess by observing a game, with a neat twist >at the end: >http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ub042xIT7a0 > > >Enrico Caruso singing "Vesti la giubba" from >"I Pagliacci." After this, they should have >retired the number; nobody ever needed to sing >it again: >http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0hX-8KSVOo > > >Something for everybody. What an amazing site. >The best way to explore it, I've found, is via >playlist categories, not the general categories. >Every video on a playlist has a "Related playlists" >link. If you find a playlist with a number of >videos you like, chances are the related playlists >will also have neat stuff in that category, but >they may also branch out and include surprises >from entirely different categories. I found the >Subbulakshmi and Feynman videos via playlists >related to a playlist in the Classical Music >category. > >There's a bunch of other good Carnatic music >videos, BTW. If anyone's interested, I'll post >links to some of those as well. > > > > Enjoy while you can as the RIAA has YouTube in their crosshairs for unlicensed works (such as people using copyrighted music in their video without securing the rights).
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