that's fine. i tried.

it's amazing, by the way.

a m a z i n g animation. loved. thanks.

Awesome animation! thanks

bump

iDanSimpson, you are my favorite.

iDansimpson. you are everyones favorite. haha.

I was just watching that today! The animation is awesome!

iDanSimpson, you are my second favorite.

maybe third or fourth

I'm glad this is getting blogged about

i think this was up for best animation this year right? for the oscars or bet animated short?

thats amazing

superneat

it's kind of strange how fitting that whole conversation is now. except for the part about kids liking the bee gees.

but what's with not liking george?!

pretty cool kid at age 14, that jerry.
john was a brilliant figure.

but i thought paul was the walrus. (?)

eames!

I thought I was the walrus, not Paul. :(

that was awesome

I have to get this on my iPod somehow.

I love John Lennon.
I love animation.
I love this.

Thanks for posting it, iDaniel-san

The walrus was John!



See the walrus at the piano, and Paul, the only lefty, with the bass? John's lyric was a phoney clue.









I'm the biggest nerd ever.

oh okay. i don't know. i've heard some pretty big controversy around it, like greedo big. but it looks like you closed the case.
now i'm the biggest nerd.

John also wrote the song "I am the walrus." At that point, they wrote seperately but shared credit until the band broke up.

I'm not a huge Lennon fan but that was a great slice of history put to incredible animation.

I have a Buddy Holly bootleg LP called the apartment tapes. Buddy recorded songs like Love is strange and peggy sue got married in his flat on his reel to reel, just him and his guitar. The quality is fantastic, it's liked Buddy unplugged. The tapes were found after his death. After the songs you can hear him having conversations with his wife about mundane stuff like the neighbors and what to have for dinner. Fly on the wall stuff, moments captured, and that interview had the same feel to it.

This is necessary.