Recommend Youtube channels

SmallTown

SmallTown

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What's everyones favourite youtube channels? My viewing is getting a little stale.

I either watch car geek channels: Doug Demuro, Carwow and supercar blondie

or Tech channels: MKBHD, Thao Huynh, Unbox therapy and Flossy Carter.

Music wise I don't go much beyond the Tiny Desk concerts.
 
Thanks mate. I must admit for mechanical repair and restore type thing I stick to Fast n Loud and wheeler dealers on traditional media.

I'll check that out
 
Its the guy who started Evo magazine, has a mega collection of cars and does some pretty nice road trips around Europe. More laid back than most of the car content online.
 
SmallTown said:
What's everyones favourite youtube channels? My viewing is getting a little stale.

I either watch car geek channels: Doug Demuro, Carwow and supercar blondie

or Tech channels: MKBHD, Thao Huynh, Unbox therapy and Flossy Carter.

Music wise I don't go much beyond the Tiny Desk concerts.
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Tavarish and Wrench Every Day are good car geek channels to watch. Really get into the nuts and bolts of motoring.
 
I'd have thought this would have got more traction... I'll try another question. Lot of musically minded people on here. Recommend me a good music channel
 
SmallTown said:
I'd have thought this would have got more traction... I'll try another question. Lot of musically minded people on here. Recommend me a good music channel
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You could try Choir, Choir, Choir!

It's a Toronto based turn up on the day, get told what song you're doing and it's all learnt in a few hours.

They have gone a lot more mainstream in their song choices in the last year or so, but in the early days they were doing Radiohead, Belle & Sebastian, The National, Neil Young, The Smiths, The Cure etc, which was how I stumbled across it.
 
Postmodern Jukebox is a channel that I jut intend to watch a couple of tracks and end up on for ages.
Watch out for tambourine man.
 
Northerner said:
Postmodern Jukebox is a channel that I jut intend to watch a couple of tracks and end up on for ages.
Watch out for tambourine man.
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7 nation army with haley reinhart very nice


Shaun Attwood True Crime channel has some interesting guests. My fav,David McMillan.
 
Lefty said:
You could try Choir, Choir, Choir!

It's a Toronto based turn up on the day, get told what song you're doing and it's all learnt in a few hours.

They have gone a lot more mainstream in their song choices in the last year or so, but in the early days they were doing Radiohead, Belle & Sebastian, The National, Neil Young, The Smiths, The Cure etc, which was how I stumbled across it.
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Their interpretations of Canadian bands’ music is excellent too: Tragically Hip, Blue Rodeo, Alvvays etc
 
I have a number of "go to" channels when I'm bored. This one is brilliant. Lars, a dane living in siberia, is a great character. He's probably the best of all the bushcraft/survival guys on youtube ... but he does much more about daily life in Siberia, scrap metal hunting in abandoned soviet gulags etc. He doesn't even bother to finesse his editing, just jump cutting all over the place, but he becomes quite compulsive viewing after a while... whether fixing up an old tank or showing how to sleep outdoors in -30 ... anyway. Enjoy. https://www.youtube.com/user/Moscowprepper
 
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