Hammer of the gods

Saw this on the old Viralmonitor, to promote Led Zeppelin's new album the "The Mothership" NetDisaster.com are helping Led fans to take over the net and do what they call "Zeppelise the net".

Check out PRvert.blogspot.com under attack to the sound of the immigrant song!


You can visit the campaign blog here, cool little application and online PR stunt...what site do you want to Zeppelise?

After Pudsey's version of this last night, here is a better spoof:

Is that a gun in your pocket...

...or are you just pleased to serve and protect me.


















Just saw this on Top Gear, an unfortunate piece of bus advertising by Hampshire police. If you still haven't spotted it check out where the exhaust pipe is...no that's not his trunction!

Good things come to those who wait

Emily at work spotted this advert courtesy of anotherflaminblog another classic from Guinness created by Abbott Mead Vickers.BBDO. Digital.



The advert was directed by Nicolai Fuglsig of Sony Bravia bouncing balls fame


Here are some great 'Facts and figures' from the Dail Mail article:

• The advert was shot on location in a remote side village called Iruya, in the Salta region of northern Argentina, with a population of around 1,000 people.
• The cast is made up of locals from the village and surrounding area, none of whom had ever appeared in front of a camera before.
• The tipping scenes were created by world record breaking domino tipping experts, Domino Domain.
• Setting the domino's on the table from the start of the advert took a team of three experts two days, but took just 14 seconds to topple.
• Toppling items included: 6,000 dominoes, 10,000 books, 400 tyres, 75 mirrors, 50 fridges, 45 wardrobes and 6 cars.
• 24 hours of footage was captured.
• The car toppling sequence was successfully shot in just one take.


Don't forget:

Computer problems!

After going on Holiday WC 22nd October, I came home to computer problems = Lack of blogging!

Bear with me! Here is something to keep you going:

Best advert on TV at the moment Sony Walkman project you can see it here - http://www.visit4info.com/preview-flash.cfm?vm=0&type=3&adid=51961

Almost on par with: