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June 26, 2008

The Animatronic Wizard Behind The Pizza Curtain

Earlier this week, all the blogs were posting a video of the Rock-afire Explosion performing Usher's "Love in This Club." It was a little confusing because that video circulated weeks ago, but I'd heard that Chris Thrash was having some trouble with his videos getting taken down, and besides it's such a great video that who cares. We should probably all be posting it every day anyway. Go watch it right now, please.

But who is Chris Thrash exactly? Besides a genius? Well, apparently someone is making a feature length documentary about the Rockafire Explosion answering that very question.

It's like a cross between King of Kong and Chris Thrash's video where the Rock-afire Explosion plays Usher's "Love in This Club." And you know what they say, two rights make a feature length right.

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awesome

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cant wait to see this doc

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