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This is pretty awesome, but I have a hard time seeing “The Brain That Wouldn’t Die” without Mike …

This is pretty awesome, but I have a hard time seeing “The Brain That Wouldn’t Die” without Mike & The Bots.
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More music videos from Jonathan Coulton’s “Artificial Heart” album: http://bit.ly/AEaDTA This music video is my own reimagining of the song “Still Alive” by Jonathan Coulton (from his 2011 album, “Artificial Heart”) using public domain films found on Archive.org. I wanted to avoid making any overt references to the game Portal, or to recreate the video game for this music video (since there are already plenty of those videos to be found online, anyway). Stream or buy the album “Artificial Heart” at Jonathan Coulton’s website: http://bit.ly/yALeCW “Still Alive” was originally created for the hit video game Portal: http://bit.ly/z0XVHG http://bit.ly/AlMcVS Jonathan Coulton w/ Sara Quin and Dorit Chrysler (theremin) - Still Alive (Official Video): http://bit.ly/wdhVbJ The public domain films used in this video are “The Brain That Wouldn’t Die,” “The House On Haunted Hill,” and “Pillsbury Cake Mix Commercial.” The Brain That Wouldn’t Die (1962): http://bit.ly/xKk1G0 The House On Haunted Hill (1959): http://bit.ly/xsQ43j Pillsbury Cake Mix Commercial (196??): http://bit.ly/yWApJb Sara Quin: http://bit.ly/xiJz1k Dorit Chrysler, Thereminist: http://bit.ly/yFXxSP


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