In record time.

This has to be a new record.

Means setting a new world record.

New world record and it is awesome.

Best of all, if you pee yourself...no one would know.

8000 lanterns were launched in the sky above Poland, to celebrate the summer solstice.

Pretty darn impressive.

Sadly, I have never even solved one.

With a distance of 246.5 meters, pretty damn impressive.

Good info, if you're interested in breaking a shoelace tying record.

Apparently, this is what it looks like, when you record an airplane's blades with a Nokia N95.

Listen if you will to this man completely butchering one of the greatest songs ever recorded by a band with a drummer who has a silly name, Nothing Else Matters by Metallica.

This was staged in Latvia and required the country's entire supply of Diet Coke and most of their Mentos.

Oliver Future came by the illustrious LG studios to play us some stripped down versions of tunes from their latest record Pax Futura.

Barry Bonds tied and broke the home run record. Did he use steroids? That’s debatable...HULK SMASH!

Rohner from Division Day dropped by the studio with a vintage keyboard he borrowed from a friend and proceeded to play some super stripped out versions of tracks from Division Day’s Beartrap Island record.

You’ve probably heard Cary Brothers before and didn’t even know it, as he had a song in some movie called Garden State that apparently changed people’s lives. In any case his new record called Who You Are is more deserving of your dollars than some silly soundtrack!

This week we were psyched to have Jim Fairchild drop by the studio to play a couple of songs from the new All Smiles record, Ten Readings of a Warning. Enjoy!

Robbers On High Street have been kicking around the New York rock scene for a number of years now, but if you ask us they’re going to be a household name after the release of their latest record, Grand Animals, due out on July 24th. So yeah this is a sneak peek into what the album has in store, and you heard it at Live at LG first!

Homer Simpson battles Family Guy's Peter Griffin in a video game! Techy shtuff: This is a recording of MUGEN, a 2D fighting game engine for the PC.