your youtube channel subscriptions, share/recommend/show them

slightly embarrassing ones welcome. also, people making videos, not old tv shows or rare northern soul or whatever.

Todd in the Shadows: pop song reviews. i wouldn't be surprised to find out he posts/lurks here, his One Hit Wonderland series is very ilm-y. his recent video on Scatman John is a good a place to start as any. https://youtu.be/u9rUy0lvWxE

Lindsay Ellis: movies etc. her 3-part series on the Hobbit is totally great, don't be put off by how its about the Hobbit. https://youtu.be/uTRUQ-RKfUs

Monster Factory: two brothers break video games and use it to goof. i know there's a lot of people doing this, but they nail it. https://youtu.be/VHR0EfYACAI

KyleKallgrenBHH: more variable in quality imo, but the good is good. i enjoyed his video on Superman https://youtu.be/MIKYRZc9A1M

Techmoan: gadgets and obsolete media formats and wotnot. here's more than you ever needed to know about reel-to-reel https://youtu.be/5KHSz9Gi-II

Lazy Game Reviews: not actually game reviews. he's into old PCs, which hits all my nostalgia buttons. i find his enthusiasm charming, but i would imagine some would find him tremendously annoying. sure, lets talk about the Tandy 1000 you just scored. https://youtu.be/malgCK7qHQA

Tim Sway - woodworker/maker http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3CvHbiVAaYiMY2DMd1fcEQ
Alec Steele - teenage blacksmith, a little over the top but entertaining http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWizIdwZdmr43zfxlCktmNw
Bon Appetit http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbpMy0Fg74eXXkvxJrtEn3w
I Like To Make Stuff - also woodworker/maker http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6x7GwJxuoABSosgVXDYtTw

The Video Nasty Project: A trio of horror fans goes one-by-one through the UK's infamous "Video Nasties" list and does long reviews http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDTPE6tNH5aQoEezu-QYdMw

Also, my friend Chris -- http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkRloygJ5AX3nBL7gnFbG6w -- has been digitizing and uploading a TON of Cleveland/Northeast Ohio original music from the 80s and 90s. Lots of great material.

Ram Dass Channel-http://www.youtube.com/user/RamDassChannel

I put on his full lectures and listen to them in the background for stress relief, taking them in osmotically. He reached a peak in around 1987 in my view.

Not many at the moment.

5ninthavenueproject - my favourite thing on Youtube, a fantastic archive of Nelson Sullivan's videos documenting downtown NYC in the 80s
ContraPoints
ContraPointsLive
Insert Literary Pun Here - Booktuber, one of the few really good ones that I've found
Jenny Nicholson
Lindsay Ellis
RedLetterMedia
Steve Donoghue - book critic who seems to read everything and releases long unedited videos opening his review copies on camera

This channel is mixes of Japanese music from the 80s and I seem to just listen to them as a default thing right now https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCA_iij-DeNr88d7nCZypvkQ"> https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCA_iij-DeNr88d7nCZypvkQ