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Krieger from Archer was obsessed with Rush (the Canadian Rock band). Archer is voiced by H. John Benjamin. Bob Belcher is also voiced by H. John Benjamin. One of Bob's favorite in-universe bands is Zentipede. Therefore, Zentipede is not a generic parody band, they are supposed to be Rush.

"Let My People Rock" is not a parody of "The Wall" by Pink Floyd, idk what y'all say. To me, it is and always will be a parody of "2112 Overture."

Now you know the truth, you won't be able to unsee it, and you know this makes way more sense.

Thank you for coming to my Bob Talk...

Happy Anniversary The Henry Stickmin Collection!

Another Brick in the Wall

Believe it or not, for a while this was my most viewed video on YouTube. That is, until I started uploading my Dark Matter music videos. Actually, to this day my Dark Matter videos aren’t even as popular as that silly Pac-Man animation I did in 2008. Weird.

Originally uploaded to YouTube on November 14, 2009.

TheHappySpaceman Reviews - The Wall - Live in Berlin

Because when TheHappySpaceman thinks of Pink Floyd’s The Wall, he thinks of Cyndi Lauper and Bryan Adams! Also, he is put on trial by the Pink Floyd fanbase.

The Wall - Live in Berlin Deleted Scenes

My recent review of The Wall - Live in Berlin is my longest one to date, so some scenes had to be cut. Here are some of those scenes.

TheHappySpaceman Messed Up?!

TheHappySpaceman reflects on the past decade’s mistakes.

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The upscaling of old cartoons is definitely a good use for AI. On that note, it could work wonders in terms of upscaling old concert footage and theater bootlegs well.

For example: As a huge Pink Floyd fan, it does kind of bum me out that the best and definitive way to experience Pink Floyd's rock opera The Wall is the live concert tour from 1980-81, which is also nearly impossible to watch--the band filmed the Earls Court shows but they have never been released, and they will never be released as an official concert film until Roger Waters and David Gilmour agree on a release, which... is never going to happen.

(The band gave a few reasons behind the footage's lack of release--the footage was too dark and didn't capture the band well, the footage was destroyed, only a few clips were actually filmed, etc.--but fans know the band has the entire show filmed since many clips have resurfaced over the years.)

So currently, the only way of watching The Wall Tour is via low-resolution multicam bootlegs filmed at the time and having gone through 40+ years of wear. But now that we have all this cool new tech, it's just a matter of restoring the bootlegs by upscaling them to 1080p, removing some of the grain, and brightening the colors.

Such a technology could also work for old videos filmed of Broadway shows, including shows that are not being performed anymore. I think we'll be seeing a lot of these in the near future.

Hopefully not a controversial take? The fact that people are able to AI-upscale and clean up older animations and audio to be ever so closer to Good As New/Studio Quality is genuinely magical.

I love being alive in a world where all 3 seasons of Gargoyles or coutless obscure anime can be cleaned to look better than the old jittery vhs-ripped dvd or laserdisc releases. AI for media restoration, as in preservation of art, should be celebrated.

...Are you kidding me?

I mean, I already figured AI bros had very little media literacy, but holy crap. How does one miss the point of the original rock opera this badly?

you made the album girl

She’s very pretty, but I’m guessing anon meant this queen:

The wife from The Wall is kind of hot 😳

Pink Floyd rocks!!!

i think people should draw those little creatures from the trial more

[UPDATE:]

Carol Cross And Tohmas Chestershire are available for Questions!

Pink Floyd posting because I said so

I sense there’s been a slight shift in…fan demographics

My favorite Pink Floyd album is Roger Waters presents Roger Water’s The Wall by Roger Waters.

Sigh. I just really want to be pinned against the wall by that fictional man.

Is that really so much to ask?