Swans on Tea

Ball droppings
Turn your sound up. Draw lines on the black screen to bounce the balls. Enjoy the music.

Instant classic misheard lyric because of our new president.
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But it’s no ‘Scuse me while I kiss this guy, bathroom on the right, or touched for the thirty-first time

By the way, which one’s Pink?
The Factual One ponders The physics of… Pink Floyd?
What’s more interesting is the fact that the refractive index is generally not a constant. Within the same material it can be different for different wavelengths. Usually - but not quite always - higher frequency light experiences a higher refractive index. It [...]

In Context by Field Music. Ran across this at Ovablastic — I think the artistic approach of the video is pretty neat, and I instantly liked the tune.
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The pen leaves the drawing surface once, but restarts at the same point.

Try and guess the song.
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Mathematician Cracks Mystery Beatles Chord
The opening chord to A Hard Day’s Night is also famous because for 40 years, no one quite knew exactly what chord Harrison was playing. Musicians, scholars and amateur guitar players alike had all come up with their own theories, but it took a Dalhousie mathematician to figure out the exact [...]

In the 80s music videos link from the other day I noticed the unsurprising absence of BLOTTO, a favorite Albany (NY)-based band from my high school/ college days (along with Fear of Strangers, aka The Units). So I went and looked for them on YouTube.
I must protest what I found.
This has to [...]

80’s Music Videos
From the good old days when MTV played music videos, men were women and women were men.
Only one per artist, though, so if you want Ant Music, or even Goody Two Shoes, you’re out of luck; you get Kings of the Wild Frontier.

Star Trek barbershop quartet. Words I had never seen in the same sentence, until now.
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Physics, guitars and pitch harmonics at Skulls in the Stars

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via Cap’n Refsmmat’s Blog of Doom
Yes, I’ve been up to no good again. Together with my band, now named The Quirk Side of the Moon, I’ve created yet another parody song, this time of John Lennon’s Imagine.
Imagine you were in a world with [...]

Someone with a little time on their hands, feeds some AC/DC into their laser (OK, technically the waveform of the music), and watches the trapped atoms “dance”
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The low-pass filtering means it responds more to the bass and drums.