Logue's recommended youtube shit

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I made a time machine.. OUT OF YOUTUBE VIDEOS.

This is all full program stuff, I'll add stuff to this post as I find it and as long as it gets 2 thumbs up from me.

An evening with Nat King Cole

C'etait un Rendezvous

Claude Lelouch - C'était Un Rendez-vous from Gianmaria Modugno on Vimeo.

(The original art film -filmmaker arrested and film banned for obvious reasons.)

Oh COCK. This one was really hard to find, if anyone sees it on the interwebs, please post alternative address. :3

Micro Men:

(Docu-drama film about the brief period when the UK was the world leader in computer literacy: how Acorn Computers blagged their way into existence (and out of it) and how Clive Sinclair went from undisputed electronics genius to infamy as the creator of the world's worst electric vehicle.)

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Full Series:

Just the first episodes, the rest of the series is on youtube if you like it.

Adam Curtis' "Pandora's Box" Documentary

Ep1:

(If you've ever been curious how the Soviet economy actually functioned -rest of the series deals with how other (western) governments have tried to apply science to politics and the economy.)

Adam Curtis' 'Power of Nightmares'

Ep 1 of 3:

(The death of ideology and the rise of the politics of fear.)

Adam Curtis' 'The Century of the Self'

All four episodes in one video:

(How the application of Freudian psychology to business and politics has fundamentally changed the way we see ourselves and each other.)

Civilisation:

Ep1:

(Epic old school BBC documentary on western art.)

The Ascent of Man:

Ep 1:

(Epic old school BBC documentary on the history of science.)

The Computer Programme:

Ep 1:

(80s BBC show that birthed the mighty BBC Micro Computer)

The Great War:

Ep 1 of 26:

(1960s comprehensive documentary on WW1)

Vietnam in HD:

Ep 1:

(Compiled from period footage. Shocking uncensored stuff, Hueys getting their rotors shredded off in mid air etc. Lots of footage of 60s America too.)

Battlefield Vietnam:

Ep 1 (Dien Bien Phu)

(Documentary that provides a strategic/tactical overview of the war's major battles rather than the GI's point of view.)

GIANT FUCKING ROBO:

Episode 1:

(The mini-series remake of the classic manga. It may look kooky and old fashioned but the animation's absolutely fantastic.)

LOOK AROUND YOU:

(I fucking DARE you to watch this and not learn something new about Calcium or the dangers of Helvetica.)

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Trailer Park Boys - Countdown to Liquor Day

Trailer Park Boys - Say Goodnight to the Bad Guys

Trailer Park Boys - Dear Santa Claus, Go Fuck Yourself

1955 US Navy Film: Submarine Construction

(This explains why submariners seem to fill their boats with fragile pipes carrying high pressure water(I'm looking at you Das Boot))

The Graf Zeppelin's 1929 Round-the-World Flight

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F-105 Thunderchiefs

Youtube won't let me embed this one but this a documentary on the Thunderchiefs operating out of Thailand in 1966. Check out what life was like for an American pilot on a 100-sortie tour in south east asia . All of the documentaries on the F-105 seem to use this film for much of their footage and sound clips. Field recording sound quality's shit -but the afterburners on take off and the whistling of their bombs are all authentic. Best footage I've seen of the pilot's eye view with SAMs being fired at them. What a massive, ugly, and awe inspiring century fighter. c_c Almost 50 percent of the production total lost over Vietneam.