For the past few weeks I’ve been obsessed with these videos on YouTube made by The Possum Posse. They’re called (you guessed it) Guy On A Buffalo. The videos are clipped from a 1978 film named Buffalo Rider, which has recently been released to the public domain. So The Possum Posse takes sections from this wicked awesome movie and sets music to it that will surely get stuck in your head. It may not be as catchy as the Pizza Hut and Taco Bell song, but it will stick with ya. I guarantee it.

I think that we all need to get together and screen this film. It won’t have the infectious tunes, but it will have a guy on a buffalo. And that’s pretty damn cool.

Hope you’re having a happy Monday.

P.S. My posts will not all be videos I’ve found on the Internet.  My next post will be more intellectually stimulating, I promise.

technically, that blu video wasn’t the coolest thing i’ve seen this summer.  i think it’s actually this, which was projected to fill an entire wall of a dark room in the art institute of chicago’s modern wing.  i remember very little about the information posted outside the installation except that pierre huyghes made these small scale models & set about making the buildings “communicate” with each other.  i recommend headphones.  and sticking with it—the soundtrack doesn’t really pick up until after 2 minutes, with the shit really kicking up after about 4.

this is easily the coolest thing i’ve ever seen done with graffiti art (ever), courtesy of blu. it takes ten minutes, but you’ll probably want to watch it again as soon as it’s over.