Media Control by Kobayashi Maru
6:44 minutes (6.17 MB) Electro Industrial 1992
Media Control was the starter of the “Brot für die Jugend” tape. It’s a kind of collage that features a lot of random TV-noise: Announcers, actors, jingles and stuff like that. read more »
Worst birthday *ever*!
When cracked asked for Worst possible gifts for famous persons I just had watched "The Boy in the Bubble" - a cheesy old "biography" flic about a kid with an immune defect forcing him to live in a 100% germ-free environment. With a young John Travolta in the main role nonetheless!
So that might explain and excuse my choice of "famous person" for the contest...


Ze Germanz V2,0 by Doodlebug
5:13 minutes (4.78 MB) Silly Electro Comedy 2000
God, this is ... horrible. And yet - I decided to even go into the really bad stuff I did over the years, so here we are. read more »
Elektro 02 B by Michael Briel
7:49 minutes (7.16 MB) Techno Trance 1995
A little trancy thing I put together. I *might* have overdone it a little with the reverb... ^^
Love is in the Ernie...

*cough*
Howhow - Spacestation K7 Mix by W359 remixing Yello
7:03 minutes (6.45 MB) Techno Tranc 1994
That's a nice one, I think. It's a remix of Yello's "HowHow" Stephan and I did.
We went very trancy with it, and for me it works quite well. Especially once the trumpets join in. ^^
Tiny Changes to Terrible Movies
These are my suggestions for tiny changes that would have saved terrible movies - no takers this time around:
#1 needs no explanation, I hope.
Mindblowing Plot-Twists in Videogames
These were done for Photoplasty 3 for 5.8.12: Video Game Plot Twists That Would've Blown Your Mind - no placers, but no wonder, because the others were simply funnier. ;)
Sequenzen by Michael Briel
9:55 minutes (9.09 MB) Electronic 1993
Done for the “Evolution”-tape... read more »
Photoplasty 2 for 5.8.12: Product Placement in Famous Works of Art
I like photoplasties like this one a lot that have classic paintings or photographies as a theme - check out the full article here, lots of silly and clever ones in there!
My Michelangelo made #5:

and the American Gothic made it to #4:
