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Video scenes shots:    Watch the video: Other videos by this author: Jeff Buckley - Mojo Pin (a capella cover) Posted by: jimbohamilton Video duration: 328 seconds Philadelphia vocalist Amanda Hamilton performing an a cappella cover of Jeff Buckley's Mojo Pin. Collaborations and/or responses welcome. Original Jeff Buckley song link: http://www.youtube.c om/watch?v=Bawbk71Qh _g The Black Keys - Little Black Submarines Posted by: jimbohamilton Video duration: 251 seconds "Little Black Submarines" from El Camino (2011) The Black Keys - Sister Posted by: jimbohamilton Video duration: 211 seconds "Sister" from El Camino (2011) D'Molls - Supersonic (1988) in Glam HD Posted by: jimbohamilton Video duration: 216 seconds D'Molls' "Supersonic" Sleazy glam metal from their 1988 debut on Atlantic Records. Queens of the Stone Age - Born to Hula (2000) in HD Posted by: jimbohamilton Video duration: 355 seconds Non-album track from 2000. The Smithereens - Time And Time Again Posted by: jimbohamilton Video duration: 188 seconds I know the Smithereens made an official video for this song back in the day, but it's nowhere to be found on YouTube as of this date, and this song is too catchy not to put up. So until somebody uploads it, enjoy it here. Logan's Spongebob Trick Posted by: jimbohamilton Video duration: 325 seconds 9-year old Logan has been watching Spongebob Squarepants his whole life, so he pretty much knows everything there is to know about him... Jon Butcher Axis - It's Only Words HD (1983) Posted by: jimbohamilton Video duration: 195 seconds Boston stalwart Jon Butcher and his band The Jon Butcher Axis. Apparently no video of this tune (popular on Boston rock radio in 1983) officially exists, so I made one. Marital bliss Posted by: jimbohamilton Video duration: 40 seconds This is eternal love Morphine - All Wrong Posted by: jimbohamilton Video duration: 217 seconds One of the most underrated bands of the 90s, Morphine melded free-form beat lyrics with a clean bass, jazzy drums and a sexy saxophone sound that band leader Mark Sandman dubbed "Low Rock". This killer cut is from their classic 1994 album "Cure for Pain". Sadly, Sandman died of heart failure in 1999 while performing onstage at an Italian concert.   You like it? Share it! Search for a video theme of your choice.

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