Oh ya... the internet... the song is called "Love?" by Strapping Young Lad, off the 2005 album "Alien." Also, the full version is far better.

Great song! I'm pretty sure it's Townsend, but I don't know what song... any SYL fans here?

man... I wanna buy this now.

It always boggles my mind when a song with lyrics like this one is "sold" with a video like this. But I voted for it because:
1) elisha cuthbert is hot
2) I like this song
3) elisha cuthbert is hot

I don't even believe in 9-11 conspiracies, but I thought that this documentary was pure crap. There is nothing new or intelligent here - they pull out a few of the more ridiculous 9-11 claims, frame them in a bad light, and then offer 'expert opinion' as evidence to the contrary. Yawn.

my god... are these people ever fat! I didn't see a single person in this clip that didn't look either obese or borderline obese. I wonder why?

"regardless of puny humans and their influence...."

Dude, if you watched the video, you would learn that pollution causes a 10% reduction in sunlight hitting the earth in some areas. 10% seems like a fucking lot to me.

Sadly, I don't think you need to hold onto your hate for progressive science, since most people safely ignore it on their own.

Very interesting documentary - in all the discussions about global warming, this is the first time I have heard about the dimming issue.

She's not doomed! A girl that hot - she doesn't need to know how things work. All she needs to do is look demure, pout, and say 'fix it.' And like magic, it happens. She will make a lovely trophy wife someday.

holy crap! star wars made by people on drugs, for people on drugs.

...was than a wookie midget? wtf!

This looks like a great video game! I can't wait to play it.

Thanks man - I never even knew this existed.

From Wikipedia:

Lucky Three or Lucky Three: an Elliott Smith Portrait is an 11-minute short film featuring Elliott Smith playing three songs acoustically: Between the Bars, Thirteen (a Big Star cover) and Angeles. Between the Bars and Angeles are found on Elliott's 1997 album Either/Or.

The film was recorded on October 17-20, 1996 in Portland, Oregon then released in 1997. The film was directed by Jem Cohen.

The film is available on Kill Rock Stars' Video Fanzine #1 release.

GOLD!

Elliott Smith rocks. I like his older acoustic stuff better, but this is still good. It's so sad what happened to him. Anyways, thanks for posting.

This is one of those shows that I totally remember watching, but my brain had blocked it from my memory until I saw this. Thanks for bringing back the pain!