Breckman first modified the Bluetooth source code on his Wii-mote, feeding it into the computer, and then fed that from the computer to his electric piano, turning the five Guitar Hero buttons into five musical notes. Insane.

I’m sure everyone has heard Oasis rock this song out in the mid 90s, however, I was reminded of a cover Ryan Adams did of it, and was pleasantly surprised.

This xylophone masks itself as a chair, and could easily fool anybody. If you look closely, the chair is made out of oak, however, contains bamboo resonators under the seat. So hip.

[Via Invisible Chair]

I heart this cover of “Sweet Child of Mine”.

This hanging microphone is the perfect Xmas gift for any emcee in your life, however, may not be an economical gift until that supposed second Stimulus. It is actually a lamp, and a great conversation piece for any environment.

[Via Supermarket HQ]

If anyone knows where I can buy these, please please please email me [ahem nerdlike [dot] com] because I need them in my life. These ParraXPerfect Unison plywood headphones are incredibly dope, and to be honest, I don’t give 2 s*&%s about the sound quality.

I would’ve given him some money too…I can feel his soul. Okay, enough sentiment….something about him strangely reminds me of Lyfe Jennings.

The last line of the Nugget Crooner’s diddy is the best.

Since I know there a lot of 80s music loving hippies people that enjoy the 80s on this site. (Jaz and Duckey). I figured I would throw this up. Take a look:

Catchy title for a bunch of actors who have come together to take their jam session a little further, in the support of charity. If you missed their performance on American Idol, they are all over YouTube and quite possibly playing at a venue in your neighborhood. Not only are they great musicians, but they are backing a number of good causes.

Teri Hatcher supports the Starlight Starbright Children’s Foundation, James Denton works with The Conservation Fund, Bob Guiney supports The Art of Elysium. Bonnie Somerville supports the Child Abuse Prevention Program and the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Jesse Spencer supports The Indiana University-Kenya Partnership. Support for additional charitable organizations are in the works.

And of course, the man with the big idea, Greg Grunberg from Heroes, who supports a cause close to his heart, the National Epilepsy Foundation. His eldest son has epilepsy and he saw this as a great way to support a cause he was passionate about. To learn more about the Band, visit their website. There are quite a few interesting vids, including one of them jammin’ with John Mayer.

YouTube has once again, taken it to the next level, but offering musicians around the world and opportunity to participate in the first ever, online orchestra. If you are chosen, you will be able to perform alongside world-renowned conductor Michael Tilson Thomas, learn from composer Tan Dun and consult with pianist Lang Lang. For more info, check the Symphony Channel .