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Australian scientists have engineered a shirt that turns the invisible instrument, a favorite of tipsy rockers, into something that actually creates music. This is totally going on our Christmas wish list!

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• #37 Comment from xxliddlekellzxx 
  11/23/06 10:31 AM | Permalink

  This is fake.
• #36 Comment from lilpinkbubbles24 
  11/22/06 9:00 PM | Permalink

  wow, these people dident have anything better to do... what a scam
  
                     FUCK THIS
• #35 Comment from guitarandamp3 
  11/19/06 2:38 PM | Permalink

  this is so fake. it looks like a home made video
• #34 Comment from kulasterol 
  11/19/06 10:12 AM | Permalink

  I agree this is totally lame, but hey, they never claimed this was going to make you a rock star!  It's supposed to be for fun, folks.  For you unbelievers, here's the link (http://www.csiro.au/csiro/content/file/pfka,,.html)  to the Australian company which inevented this novelty.  Apparently, they  have other versions -- a  tambourine and a guiro.  Give 'em another 6 months and they'll have an entire band covered.  Right, just what we need -- 4 spastic dudes gyrating to their version of  AC/DC's "You Shook Me All Night Long".  LOL!
• #33 Comment from artmarcus 
  11/18/06 11:05 PM | Permalink

  I don't think this is fake at all. I played around with a plastic "guitar" with flashing lights that did more or less the same thing at KB Toys. Surprisingly enough, it was a lot of fun and my wife had to finally drag me away! All it took was good timing (which the guy in this video doesn't have, unfortunately) and a minimal sense of chord structure to make it sound like an actual song. The shirt probably has a couple of triggers inside the sleeves at the elbow. Hopefully, it has a few more musical variations than are demonstrated here or otherwise it would, indeed, become old very quickly.