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Jeff Little - When I See A Fly Elephant (When I See An Elephant Fly Remix - from Dumbo)

Shay Carl, best known for his daily family vlogs on the wildly popular YouTube channel, Shaytards, joins Rhett & Link this week to share the candid details of his entire backstory; including growing up Mormon, getting kicked out of his house, and his near-death experience while on his Mormon mission in the West Indies. This is part one of a two part series with Shay Carl on Ear Biscuits. 


Ep. 10 Shay Carl Pt.1 - Ear Biscuits

After nearly 5 years of daily videos, is Shay Carl done with YouTube?  In part 2 of our conversation, the Co-Founder of one of the leading multi-channel-network companies, Maker Studios, and father of the "first family of YouTube" shares how he got in to YouTube…and why he’s thinking of getting out.

Ep. 11 Shay Carl Pt.2 - Ear Biscuits

Benny and Rafi Fine, known best for their successful "Kids React" series and multiple spinoffs, sit down with Rhett & Link to discuss growing up as Orthodox Jews in Brooklyn, a near death experience at Disney World, their crucial role in the formation of Maker studios and why they parted ways, and what they want to do when they settle down.  

Ep. 16 The Fine Brothers - Ear Biscuits

In this very special edition of "Ear Biscuits," Rhett & Link, best friends since the 1st grade, see if they can learn anything new about one another's childhood growing up in small town North Carolina. The episode features never-before asked questions, including some from fans. From blood oaths in cow pastures to gangster rap obsessions, to matching butt tattoos, Rhett & Link take you back to their roots. 

Ep. 22 Rhett & Link "Childhood" - Ear Biscuits

In this special edition episode, Rhett & Link focus on exploring their creative process when it comes to song writing. The episode features never-before-heard demos of songs like "Rub Some Bacon on It," "My Hair Song," and "It's My Belly Button," original recordings of songs that never made it into video form like "Fartin' Girl," and fully produced tracks that have never seen the light of day like "Public Place" (about using public restrooms) and "Don't Block My YouTube" (about...not blocking YouTube). 

Ep. 30 Rhett & Link "Our Song Writing Process" - Ear Biscuits

It's My Belly Button (Instrumental)

Star Wars- Music.- Cantina Theme

Sink into the deep & cooling waters of total relaxation with Link's flowing sound bath. 
Listen to Rhett's sound bath here: https://goo.gl/rgCLz0
Watch this episode of GMM here: https://youtu.be/_Y3pZbr2lUA

Link's Sound Bath

song writers: Woodpigeon
arranger: George Chung
publisher: Cypress Choral Music

visit cypresschoral.com to learn about the writers and study the score while you listen

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As The Ship Went Down

Run to Cadence With the United States Air Force

I Don't Know, But I've Been Told

The Office

Ryan Started the Fire

Geek Wedding, Vol. 2: The Sequel

Doctor Who - Theme

The Axis of Awesome How to Write a Love Song

Halyx was a short-lived sci-fi themed rock band developed by Disneyland Records that performed at Disneyland's Tomorrowland during 1981 at the Space Stage outside Space Mountain.

In the early 1980s, hoping to expand beyond children's records and movie tie-ins, a team at Disneyland Records experimented with creating a rock band. Taking advantage of the science fiction craze inspired by the success of Star Wars, they devised the concept of an intergalactic rock band and decided that Disneyland's Tomorrowland would be an appropriate venue to debut the concept and test the waters for a full record. Proposed names included "Strike", "SQWAD", and "Starfire" (which made it as far as concept art), before settling on the name Halyx, with a mixture of human and costumed alien performers such as a white Wookiee-like creature that played bass, an acrobatic amphibian percussionist, and a robotic keyboardist. Ultimately, the band only performed for one season in 1981, with Disneyland management feeling skeptical of the idea of loud rock music in the park, while a partnership deal between Disneyland Records and Warner Music Group to produce the album ended up collapsing.

In 2008, audio recordings of Halyx songs from the live concerts found their way onto YouTube.

https://www.youtube.com/user/bangoe

A feature length documentary produced by YouTubers Matthew Serrano and Kevin Purjerer (Defunctland), titled Live from the Space Stage: A Halyx Story, debuted on August 20, 2020.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0rDLvg-Lfs

Band Members
-Lora Mumford - lead singer
-Roger Freeland - bassist, Wookiee-like alien he named "Baharnoth"
-Thom Miller - Keyboardist, robotic character named "Moht Rellim - Beethoven from Space" by fans.
-Tony Coppola - Percussionist and acrobat, frog-like alien internally named "The Waag" during development, though this name would be dropped due to it referencing a racial slur in England.
-Bruce Gowdy - Guitarist, songwriter
-Brian Lucas - drummer
-Jeanette Clinger - backup singer

Live from the Space Stage

Just About Had It

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