Swiss post-punk band Kleenex (later changed to Liliput) lip-syncing in the studio for Swiss Television (Karussell) on December 13, 1978

This copy has normal audio levels and better picture quality than the version uploaded on Archive.org years ago. A personal render of a copy I own with the right settings(the archive copy is blown out and bright with tracking issues).

Here's the corrected file:

https://transfer.it/t/Ux3LGn5TXbxK

• Episode aired Jul 16, 1995 on Cartoon Network

Described by TV Tropes as; "It is also a complete and utter Mind Screw, the sort of stuff that would make David Lynch piss his pants."

Another Simpsons-related cartoon by the same creator, The Blue Family.

Frank Grow's LOVE GOD (1997) is a hyper-surreal shot-on-video monster-horror-comedy starring Will Keenan & Shannon Burkett, and features Kerri Kenney from THE STATE and RENO 911! Utilizing 3700 cuts and 68 music cues, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette called LOVE GOD "one of the most visually confrontational films you will ever experience." Remains unreleased due to music rights issues, but can be viewed on the director's YouTube page.

Spoiler alert: This isn't a Toy Story fighter (unfortunately).

A Japanese animation from 1990. No context, no backstory, no explanation But it's cool thing to watch

• Two scenes are altered in this version which is what lowered the rating from X to R in 1971. The high-speed orgy features alternate footage/takes.....and the Ludovico Technique has a replacement shot during the rape scene, cuts to a doctor instead of revealing full frontal nudity and such.
• The current releases since 1986 are labeled R rated, but features the original X rated version of the film.

KID SAFE: THE VIDEO (1988). Directed by Stuart Gordon of RE-ANIMATOR (1985) fame and produced by Triaminic. Created as a child safety video and sold via coupon in stores. Believe this was the first project Gordon did after leaving HONEY, I SHRUNK THE KIDS (1989) due to illness. Features many of his key players from the stage and screen. Running Time: 28 MIN.

Fair warning: there does seem to be some disagreement on when this film came out. IMDb lists it as coming out in 1956, but the Film Preservation Institute and the title I've linked to here on YouTube list it as coming out in '58. However, it did come out around that time.

Please don't be too harsh if this doesn't really fit, I'm not super familiar with this world of lost/rare media.

I found this DVD at a Goodwill Bins the other day and it basically doesn't exist anywhere on the internet except EXTREMELY depricated websites. You can't find a hard copy to buy on either Amazon or on Ebay. I thought it was really interesting and incredibly unusual subject matter.

Pretty stinkin unusual piece of media that is crazy rare.

I have pictures of it anybody are interested in seeing (since I can't attached them to the post). Has anybody seen anything like this before?