ascii art used in music video clip
From Troy Piggins <use...@piggo.com>
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· 22 Jun 2008 02:22 · View full thread
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Not sure if anyone here has seen it, but was watching the local music video show yesterday morning and they played the latest from TZU called "Computer Love". Aside from the intro, the clip was all ascii movie clip. Been trying to find a link on Youtube to show you in case you're intested, but can't seem to find one. Just thought I'd share that useless bit of trivia :) -- Troy Piggins
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