Not the Doom song, but just as fun

One of my plumbers came into my office and caught me jamming and doot-doot-dooting to this song. He says I need to get out of my office more often. I just grinned widely and continued bouncing in my seat and doot-doot-dooting.

Tom interrupted my second listening of this song to show me a magic trick in one of our store rooms. I forced him to wait a moment and listen to the song as well. He said, "So that's why we heard a Squee Of Delight coming from your office." :D

Speaking of Tom's magic trick, it's The Magic Anti-Locking Door Trick that he "fiddled with" for 5min before getting bored. In my official capacity as Office Manager, I have shown Tom how to Lock The Door. This isn't as great as the Leonardo daVinci line from Ever After, "Yes! I shall go down in history as the man who opened the door," but it was just as fun. Door locks - how do those work? Sadly, I broke Tom's magic.

EDIT: I love the Apocalyptica version, because of how dark and evil and monstrous it is, but I think I like Epica's version better (with the exception of the whole live audience clapping at the end), because I have always loved the simplicity of this song.

Now I've Seen It All

It's both freakishly awesome and horrifyingly painful at the same time.

Flight Of The Bumble Bee
on an electronic steel drum

EDIT:

I take it back. ( THIS is horrifyingly painful. )

I'm on an instrument kick. Can you tell?

Can you imagine the saw blades needed to create this stone instrument?

One more: Jordan Rudess test-drives the Harpejji K24 - LOTS of wow throughout this video.