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Brought over from the streaming etc. thread.

emmanuelle cunt wrote: Tue Jan 16, 2024 3:42 am

jfv wrote: Thu Jan 04, 2024 7:15 am Open question to the forum: do YouTube channels fall in the scope of this thread, or do they deserve their own thread? (sorry if answer is obvious) I see six active threads about individual YouTube channels, but not a general one dedicated to all of YouTube, so maybe a new thread is needed...

I was actually looking for a general prosperous youtube thread and/or a thread about everyone's favorite channels, there's definitely tons of fantastic content there but it's not that easy to filter the crap out. So definitely needed I'd say.

I'll start by plugging EA's channel, though I suspect just about everyone here subscribes and has seen these videos already.

https://www.youtube.com/@ElectricalAudioOfficial

Play For Forever - https://youtube.com/@playforforever

UK Plays for Today in full, plus other UK Social Realist cinema.

Bobby Fingers - https://youtube.com/@bobbyfingers

The best thing on YouTube

Christopher Sykes - https://youtube.com/@ChristopherSykesDocumentaries

TV Ephemera

Nerd out on urbanism: https://www.youtube.com/@CityNerd

Laugh at others' misfortunes: https://www.youtube.com/@failarmy

Bad drivers causing havoc: https://www.youtube.com/@Road_Legends
 
British-American making fun of both Britain and America: https://www.youtube.com/@LostinthePond

Canadian who likes to travel on trains: https://www.youtube.com/@DownieLive

Training an African Grey Parrot to not only mimic speech, but to actually talk and recognize objects: https://www.youtube.com/@ApolloandFrens

Bald eagle nests, very active this time of year:

https://www.youtube.com/@SouthwestFloridaEagleCam
https://www.youtube.com/@FOBBVCAM

More birds and wildlife stuff:

https://www.youtube.com/@RobertEFuller
https://www.youtube.com/@BackyardBirdsofAustralia

Studio Asyl - guitar restoration and occasional live videos of Japanese indie rock bands playing live
https://www.youtube.com/@studioasyl

Civvie 11 - fun / funny videos on retro first person shooters
https://www.youtube.com/@Civvie11

Hainbach - german ambient synth artist breaks down unusual gear to use in interesting / unconventional ways
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeovEl ... ADaPsRSd8g

So here are some of the channels I watch regularly with some seriously good videos linked:

Technology Connections - lovely dude going to perfectly adequate (for me) depth about whole bunch of random but (often old) tech-related subjects, everything is obviously well researched and BS free
Video about coffee drip machines


Todd in the Shadows - 'Music critic', I guess. he has whole bunch of series and I don't watch all of it (not even close), but One Hit Wonderland (self explonatiory) and Trainwreckords (about albums which ended or were close to ending careers) are always a great watch. His style would be 100% at home on here, I still laugh when I think about him calling "Return of the Mack" "the 'We Are The Champions" of the breakup songs".
One Hit Wonderland - 'Return of The Mack'
Triainwreckords about that second Arrested Development album I'm not even trying to spell correctly

Hambini - full on internet troll who also is an aerodynamic expert who was fed-up with faults in various bottom brackets (bike bart) designs so he started to make his own ones as you do. I guess he can be too loud and obnoxious too many but I found him charming and he definitely brought knowledge (even if basic) about aerodynamics and various manufacturing processto the masses making it harder for the bike industry to sell it's crappy claims.
Video about aerodynamics of bicycle wheels and aero in general

Here is one that we've watched a ton with the little dude (who's a builder type) since he was maybe four:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbsfyG ... 0gbzK0-EiA

Jared Owen: "I use 3D Animation to show and explain how things work."

Recommended for kids and adults.

During the baseball season, Jomboy Media for the break-downs:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl9E4Z ... LBLD0_TaNg

I love any long, slow videos that show a food cart person or restaurant person doing their routine.

Like some old fried rice purveyor in Tokyo who gets up at 5am to start chopping onions for the lunch rush, that kind of thing.
I could watch that all day.

I found this channel last night, which is pretty cool >>
Rashida Hussain
Street food vendors of Karachi.

I also dig the various "country cooking" type videos of the old lady in Uzbekistan (or someplace) where they're cooking traditional dishes outside.
Those can sometimes seem sort of overly staged, or fake, but they are fun to watch.

pachinko-devil wrote: Studio Asyl - guitar restoration and occasional live videos of Japanese indie rock bands playing live
https://www.youtube.com/@studioasyl

I love this guy too, this is like ASMR for guitar nerds or something.
I don't know where he finds those guitars (in a pond?) but it's damn satisfying to see them fixed.

Teacher's Pet wrote: Wed Jan 17, 2024 1:17 pm

pachinko-devil wrote: Studio Asyl - guitar restoration and occasional live videos of Japanese indie rock bands playing live
https://www.youtube.com/@studioasyl

I love this guy too, this is like ASMR for guitar nerds or something.
I don't know where he finds those guitars (in a pond?) but it's damn satisfying to see them fixed.

I love watching his videos and thinking "yeah I can do this too" despite not having adequate space, tools or experience to do so. Also, mild cerebral palsy makes makes it so I have a life-long hand shake that makes doing very small motor-skill tasks a HUGE headache. I put a DIY eurorack mixer module together once and it was a MESS -- luckily it worked, but it wasn't pretty.

For a certain sort of person?

The Late Late Horror Show could be a solid channel.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC25J6u ... TqbbAeGN7A