Jeremy Mehrle has turned the basement of his suburban St. Louis home into one of the coolest private computer museums you will ever see. He has 74 vintage Apple Macintosh computers impeccably displayed. All of them are fully-functional so you can see what the old operating systems were like. Some of the highlights of his collection are an Apple Lisa, a 20th Anniversary Macintosh, and a NeXT computer.This is an amazing collection — amazing not for its size, but the loving care Jeremy took in displaying these machines.Also thanks to Walkie Talkie USA for providing the great Bowiesque soundtrack for this video.

St. Louis' own flat track roller derby league.

There are two songs here "Guess You Gone And Fucked It All Up" and "Ole Brown Sugar."I've been looking forward to this show for a while. I discovered this band several months ago after hearing them on the Savage Kick podcast and fell in love with their raw, bluesy, lo-fi sound. They're a two-piece (piano/organ and drums) and their home base is in Louisville, KY., but for the last six months they've been tearing up stages all over Europe and the States. This date in St. Louis was the last of this tour. You should be able to find their Alive Records release at your local record store, or favorite Internet retailer including iTunes.

Even though the music business has tried to make it obsolete, the vinyl record is still alive and kicking. People still love it, and there has even been a resurgence of sales of vinyl records in the last few years (while CD sales are declining). And somewhere around the country almost every weekend there are record swap meets where collectors can meet up to buy and sell or trade in the the music format that just won't die. I visited this one that happens every two months in St. Louis at the American Czech Hall in South City.

Short profile of Gary Panter, comic book artist and art director for Pee-Wees Playhouse. Shot at the Philip Slein Gallery in St. Louis.

Old Lo-Fi Saint Louis Trailer. This will have to do until I can make a new one. Feel free to visit our website at http://www.lofistl.com

First ever music video by Casey Reid from his debut album, Cephalclog available now here: http://www.interpunk.com/default.cfm?show=64515

Recorded last fall at a Hurricane Katrina benefit show put on by TIRC Productions at Lemmons in South St. Louis, Mo.

Show recorded last summer at Frederick's Music Lounge. The Gentleman Callers are from St. Louis, Mo. See more great videos like this at LO-FI SAINT LOUIS (http://www.lofistl.com.)

These guys called me and asked if I ever made videos about art shows. Well of course I do, if it's interesting. And these guys are interesting. They had a show this past fall at the St. Louis Centre, one of the many malls that was built in STL in the 80's. Time has not been good to this place. It's kind of erie to stroll around a nearly vacant mall in the middle of the day--empty store fronts, abandoned food courts. It's just plain weird. But these two guys and about 20 other artists from an arts organization called Art Dimensions brightened up the place a bit right at the begining of the Christmas shopping season.

Merry Christmas everyone!! It's been a good year for some people and not such a good year for others. Here's to a good 2006 for everyone. Call me an optimist.

This band kicked much ass. They are from Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

7SS from St. Louis. Homecoming performance at the Creepy Crawl.

The Vultures performing "Let's Have a Party" by the Collins Kids at the Rock'n'Roll Boxing party at Lemp neighborhood community center in St. Louis, Mo.

Live at Lemmons in South St. Louis.

Thee Fine Lines from Springfield, Missouri, performing live at Lemmons in St. Louis.

Another video of this St. Louis garage/rockabilly/surf band, playing at Lemmons in South City. See more great videos like this at LO-FI SAINT LOUIS (http://www.lofistl.com.)

Great garage-punk band from Seattle!

From San Diego (originally from Buffalo, NY). Live at Lemmons in St. Louis.

The Safes of Chicago performing at Fredricks Music Lounge.