Descripción:another fingers breakdance video, this time a little more improved... ;)

Descripción:This was the first cartoon I got featured on Newgrounds back in 2004. This one really opened things out for me and gave me more exposure than I could have ever imagined.

Descripción:Pink Fingers Live In Wembley From her I'm Not Dead Tour DVD released on April 16th 2007

Descripción:Using an IR led array and some reflective tape, you can track fingers in thin air using the Wii Remote by Johnny Chung Lee, Carnegie Mellon University. The grid software is a custom program written using a C# wiimote library and DirectX. More information about the grid software can be found at http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~johnny/projects/wii/

Descripción:Pink: Fingers, Video Collaboration

Descripción:This was the second cartoon I got featured on newgrounds.com back in 2004. At the time, many fans of the first one told me this was too dark and spoilt the innocence of the original, whilst others said that it was a 100% improvement. To explain why I'm uploading these old cartoons despite them already being on here: I have come to accept that Salad Fingers is always going to get uploaded to Youtube by someone so it might as well be me and it might as well be in decent quality. I've seen too many out of sync, bad sound quality, jerky uploads and it ruins it. Music by Boards Of Canada To watch the entire series go here: http://newgrounds.com/collection/saladfingers

Descripción:Lil Jon And Sean Paul

Descripción:Music video to the Cocteau twins Carolyn's fingers

Descripción:Episode Three. Also from 2004. I was busy that year, but then I could crank one of these out in a couple of weeks. Now I get all precious over the way it looks and try to improve the visual quality each time (even though every episode someone tells me it doesn't look as good as it used to - typical!) Anyway, not my favourite episode, but still a load of fun. All the episodes 1-8 can be found here: http://www.newgrounds.com/collection/saladfingers

Descripción:(Video) (Live 1980).mpg

Descripción:World renowned jazz guitarist Lee Ritenour performs his classic masterpiece "Captain Fingers" before a live studio audience in LA, California. From the 2005 "Overtime" DVD.

Descripción:Music video for Laura Marlings' "Cross Your Fingers / Crawled Out Of The Sea

Descripción:1987 Old School Chicago House . Born on Chicago's south side in 1960, Heard began buying records from an early age, and was influenced by his parents' jazz and gospel collection. Though he practiced on guitar and bass as a youth, he joined a friend's band playing drums after bluffing his way through an audition at the age of 17. Heard began practicing with fervor and became quite good, though he took a civil-service job as well to pay the bills. While playing with a variety of local bands during the late '70s and early '80s (including one with future house star Adonis on bass), Heard was introduced to many different types of synthesizers, and he gradually became more interested in playing keyboards than drums. Heard finally opted out of the band setup in 1984, bought a synthesizer/drum machine combo and began producing music. After a few days with the gear, he had recorded three tracks later recognized as serious pinnacles of Chicago house, among them "Mystery of Love," "Washing Machine" and "Can You Feel It." His lack of connections in the club scene made it difficult to get the tracks listened to, though Heard finally debuted on wax with a 1985 single for DJ International named "Donnie." Instead of being credited to Larry Heard however, the single appeared as the It, and was co-written by street poet Harry Dennis. Later, on one of his infrequent trips into the club/party scene, Heard met up with Robert Owens. Owens was then working as a DJ though he was (more importantly) an incredibly talented gospel-styled vocalist. Heard and Owens decided to form Fingers Inc., with the addition of Ron Wilson. The nascent Chicago house scene was just about to explode with recording activity, and Heard released nearly a dozen singles during 1986-87, for both Trax and DJ International. Fingers Inc. contributed Chicago classics like "Mystery of Love," "You're Mine," "Distant Planet" and "Bring Down the Walls" while Mr. Fingers dropped quite possibly the most sublime house single ever released, "Can You Feel It." (Though by no means a hard and fast rule, Fingers Inc. releases were usually vocal tracks, while Heard used the tag Mr. Fingers as his solo outlet.) By the end of the '80s, Heard's name was being dropped by many in the new wave of British producers influenced by American house music. He continued recording in earnest, and released one of the first house full-lengths with the 1988 Fingers Inc. LP Another Side for Jack Trax Records. The following year, Jack Trax released Heard's original 1984 instrumental demos as the Mr. Fingers album Amnesia, even though he had never given consent to the album's issue. Despite its barely legal status, the LP showcased the first flowering of Heard's genius with several impeccable tracks. His large production role on the 1989 debut album by Lil' Louis (of "French Kiss" fame) was noticed by the major labels and by the beginning of the 1990s, Heard was being offered contracts by several labels. He recorded additional material with Harry Dennis, though Dennis' continuing drug problems gave Heard a desire to strike out on his own. After finally signing to MCA as a solo act in 1991, Heard issued his first major-label album one year later. Mr. Fingers' Introduction charted an intriguing balance between floor-filling garage house and several tracks of polished jazz-fusion; Heard's undying influence among DJs and producers alike made the album quite an international success. Though it graced the American dance charts as well, MCA attempted to interfere with the production of its follow-up Back to Love, and later refused to release the album at all. It finally appeared in 1995 on Black Market Records, the label formed by Heard's friend and former manager Ren Galston. By the time Back to Love was released however, Heard had already recorded and released another album, his first as simply Larry Heard. The album Sceneries Not Songs, Vol. 1 (and its follow-up) both expanded on Heard's commitment to inner space rather than the dancefloor. He returned to a style more tied to traditional house with 1996's Alien and the following year's Dance 2000. In late 1997, Heard suddenly declared that he had quit recording to take a computer-programming job in Memphis. Despite his seeming retirement from music, two more albums of new tracks filtered out in 1998. Yet another, Genesis, followed in 1999. For the 2001 album Love's Arrival, Heard signed to the respected house label Trackmode, and its follow-up, 2003's Where Life Begins, also appeared on the label. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide

Descripción:A scene from the great movie musical "Mamma Mia". Meryl Streep and Amanda Sayfried is singing "Slipping Through My Fingers"

Descripción:Great vid from Prong

Descripción:Remix by DJ CraziAce

Descripción:LMAO..

Descripción:Schoolbag in hand, she leaves home in the early morning Waving goodbye with an absent-minded smile I watch her go with a surge of that well-known sadness And I have to sit down for a while The feeling that I'm losing her forever And without really entering her world I'm glad whenever I can share her laughter That funny little girl Slipping through my fingers all the time I try to capture every minute The feeling in it Slipping through my fingers all the time Do I really see what's in her mind Each time I think I'm close to knowing She keeps on growing Slipping through my fingers all the time Sleep in our eyes, her and me at the breakfast table Barely awake, I let precious time go by Then when she's gone there's that odd melancholy feeling And a sense of guilt I can't deny What happened to the wonderful adventures The places I had planned for us to go (slipping through my fingers all the time) Well, some of that we did but most we didn't And why I just don't know Slipping through my fingers all the time I try to capture every minute The feeling in it Slipping through my fingers all the time Do I really see what's in her mind Each time I think I'm close to knowing She keeps on growing Slipping through my fingers all the time Sometimes I wish that I could freeze the picture And save it from the funny tricks of time Slipping through my fingers... Slipping through my fingers all the time Schoolbag in hand she leaves home in the early morning Waving goodbye with an absent-minded smile...

Descripción:This was a bit longer than the first three episodes and introduced the "bug eyed kid" originally designed by Jimi Hollis, who also helped write this episode. Also from 2004 To see episodes 5-8 http://www.newgrounds.com/collection/saladfingers I will upload them to youtube eventually.

Descripción:Nice song nice people