@RonMoses: It never gets old for me! I find it totally mesmerizing and have nothing but RESPECT for these artists. Art finds a new expression in this kind of liquid dance and it's awesome, as is the music.

(Yanno, I might just seriously consider having diminished hearing just to feel that bass tone go through me.) (Okay, maybe not.) (But it's still awesome.)

Hey, emphasizing that bass guitar and smoothing out the violin.... I think this could be the best cover I've heard of this song.

What do you think?

Oh, this is hilarious! The woman's facial expression speaks volumes... "I can't believe he went through with this. How am I going to explain this to the aunties?!"

(Accompanying eye-roll; optional)

I keep waiting for those cows to break into a jig! Ya can't help but smile watching those cows watch and listen to those musicians. I really don't think they were scared or acting defensively. They just seemed thunderstruck and curious. Cute, really.

I agree with Ignatius and Guang. The fox looks scared and nervous. S/He's offering appeasing and submissive behaviors to the camera holder, alternating with little feints of aggression to scare her away. The human is not clued in and is treating the animal as "cute"; which it is not.

Wild animals in captivity DO NOT EQUAL domesticated ones.

Hah! Too funny and too true.

Is it just me, or does this look like one of Thunderbirds' high-tech gizmos?

Well, there'll be no more p*nis-envy, I'm thinkin'...

I still miss the original MST. Sigh.

"Won't you come back, Tom Servo? Won't you come back?"

Yaaaay! Chalk one up for the cows' side!!

TreT would be a lot more handsome if he didn't have those hideously cropped ears. A Staffie, au naturel, is an awesome sight indeed. Glad to see that his tail wasn't docked.