In this insightful video, a charming and confident 24-year old Bruce Lee auditions for the role of Kato in The Green Hornet, showing just how wise and talented he was. His speed was just insane.
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In this insightful video, a charming and confident 24-year old Bruce Lee auditions for the role of Kato in The Green Hornet, showing just how wise and talented he was. His speed was just insane.
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One reason anyway…
Deep down we’re all a little afraid of death. It’s one of the few big question marks still around for humanity. What happens when you die? Does it hurt? Do you go anywhere? Does it all just go dark? To try and understand death, humans have personified it in an effort to try and glean some glimpse of insight into the process. This process has created innumerable personifications of death, from vengeful reaper to a goth chick who’s actually pretty cool and just about everything in between.
I’d never heard of musician Jeff Mills before today. He describes himself as “techno/classical/experimental,” and that’s a perfect description of what he’s pulled off with his new release titled “The Occurrence.”
With this album, Mills has become the first-known person to meld the analog and the digital world — musically speaking, anyway — into a single product. One side of the album’s five-inch disc is a standard compact disc that plays in any CD player. Flip it over, though, and it’s a vinyl record that you can play on your turntable.

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