Jimi Hendrix, interviewed by Keith Altham on September 11, 1970 in London, animated by Patrick Smith of Blend Films for Blank on Blank (PBS Digital). Read more about the interview here.
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“Blizzard,” by (wait for it) Arctic Monkeys.
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“Don’t Eat The Yellow Snow,” (1974) written and performed by Frank Zappa, animated by N.J. Verburgt. This track combines a second song, “Nanook Rubs It,” a commentary on the fur industry.
Note: In the real world, don’t call Inuit people “Eskimos,” don’t look for penguins in the Arctic, and don’t eat snow, period. Do enjoy the humor of these animated songs, though.
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“The New Year,” written by Ben Gibbard, Nick Harmer, Jason McGerr, Chris Walla and performed by their band Death Cab for Cutie at a 2011 concert in San Franciso.
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“A Long December,” written by Adam Duritz, performed by him with his band, Counting Crows.
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“Don’t Believe in Christmas,” performed by Pearl Jam. The song was written by Gerald Roslie and recorded by his Takoma band, The Sonics, in 1965:
“Santa Claus Is Back In Town,” written by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, recorded by Elvis Presley in 1957.
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“Thank God It’s Christmas,” written by musician and astrophysicist Brian May and Roger Taylor, and performed by their band, Queen, with lead vocalist Freddie Mercury.
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“Shake up Christmas,” written by Butch Walker and Pat Monahan and recorded in 2010 by the latter’s group, Train.
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