The bubble got a little more inflated today as the king of video sharing sites was scooped up by Google, the king of everything else, for $1.65 billion dollars in stock. Expect millions to be poured into video sharing sites for the next few months, maybe a year, then watch as one by one these sites begin to fall by the wayside. Mark Cuban is probably selling off all of his Google holdings right now and the blogosphere is about to explode. All of this excitement with our 300th posting here on Bunch of Nerds!

Read more: Google buys YouTube for $1.65 billion in stock

Starting out in Maine during the early 90s, Rex was a powerhouse trio of experimental post-rockers (featuring ex-Codeine member Doug Scharin, also of HiM fame), releasing several critically-acclaimed albums, followed by tours with bands such as June of ’44, The Sea and Cake, Sebadoh and many others. Rex unfortunately hasn’t produced anything lately, but rumours are often present about a reunion being possible, we can only sit back and hope.

Watch the video for Rex’s “Jet” after the jump..

Read more: Rex @ Southern Records

Some kind soul has been kind enough to post a video on YouTube (of course) of the latest Lost season 3 promo which has started recently on ABC.

Watch the video, read more jibba jabba and witness possible spoilers after the jump..

The video starts out setting us up to watch the captured survivors trying to escape from their newfound imprisonment. These scenes are rumoured to come from the first episode of season 3, which I tend to believe and even tosses us a bone, dropping the possibility that Jack is being held in an underwater ‘hatch’. Enjoy!

I couldn’t write a more descriptive title if I tried. In the mid to late 1970s Hong Kong action movies were hitting their prime and nothing proves that more than the aptly titled, “Kung Fu versus Yoga”. Two fighters are battling over who will win the heart of a beautiful maiden when they have to take on a yoga-fighter extraordinaire whose ability to contort his body is at first very difficult for the traditional Kung Fu style to overcome. All of the requirements for 70′s low-brow martial arts cinema are present, from the highly-choreographed fighting to the lighthearted banter between enemies, I hope this is a film that every serious Hong Kong action fan has in their collection (both the original and the Dolemite collection re-release!).

Watch scenes from Kung Fu vs. Yoga after the jump..

Read more: Kung Fu vs. Yoga @ Rotten Tomatoes

Can were one of the most influential bands to come out of the late-60s / 70s “krautrock” scene, with their minimal arrangements emphasizing drums and bass, intertwined guitar solos and rambling, often incoherent vocals (sung in “the language of the cave-men”). Founded in Germany in 1968, the experimental rock band went through several singers and described themselves as an anarchist community, constructing their music mostly through improvisation and editing, with most early works being recorded at a castle which they rented outside of Cologne, Germany named Schloss Nörvenich.

Watch the music video for 1971′s “Mushroom” and a short video by Brian Eno in tribute to Can after the jump..

Brian Eno’s video short: Tribute to Can

“Mushroom” by Can, from their 1971 album “Tago Mago”