You'll find some snippets of Moore playing it on (retrieved) videos of the TV show, but a full recording is not available – except from my own 45rpm copy – which I've uploaded here.
You can see the TV commercial below, which I've uploaded to YouTube without any permission whatsoever.
I'm here at the Mobile 2.0 Europe conference in sunny Barcelona and today had a great conversation with GetJar founder and CEO Ilja Laurs which I recorded and uploaded to our YouTube channel.
Oh, and I did actually do some work too, gathering stories from the German startup scene (watch this space) and taking a few videos which I'll upload shortly.
The video, which I've embedded above, was uploaded with this description: "Thank God finally someone let the cat out of the bag.
Unless you save it to your phone (which I did, so I could upload it on to YouTube), the video isn't archived.
Instead, I've uploaded the album, which I own, to new music site called BlueTunes.
To make this all work, Facebook really needs to update its mobile video uploading interface, which I've been saying for eight months now.
Loom's business model comes into play after users surpass their initial 5 GB of free storage (which I did on my first upload, as it turns out).
"In conclusion, my ambition — is for informing literate dreamers about a new currency; in a few days, you know I'm conscience dreaming!" he wrote in one video, which was uploaded to YouTube on Dec. 15.
Meanwhile, tens of thousands clicked to watch the director David O. Russell eviscerate Lily Tomlin on the set of "I Heart Huckabees," from video taken during the shoot four years ago and which was uploaded to the Internet a couple of weeks ago.
