Let’s face it: there’s lots of folks on the Internet with lots of time on their hands and more money/talent than sense. Fortunately, these surpluses generally result in entertainment for the rest of us.
For instance, Radiohead’s “Nude” performed on a Sinclair ZX Spectrum, Epson LX-81 Dot Matrix Printer, HP Scanjet 3c and a whole mess of hard drives:
Then there’s “Sister Robot” as performed by the fully-autonomous band, The Trons:
Last, and best of all, is The Imperial March as performed by a floppy drive:
The Internet: Giving New Meaning To “Alternative” Music
