OTHER SYNCH SITES
OTHER SYNCH SITES
Baker B.'s Personal Synchronicities Site: Any description would only be redundant.
Cinesyncs: Troy Lance's well-organized collection of synchs that he and his friends have found.
The Dark Side: A site created by Rachel Waters that profiles various entertaining and imaginative synchs that she and others have discovered.
Fight Radiohead: The mysterious synchronicity I have found between Fight Club and Radiohead.
Key's Sync Arkive: An impressive database of the digital synchs that Key (Chris Allison) has compiled.
The Kubrick-Floyd Site: Untouchable in terms of paranoid fanaticism. Possibly a work of genius.
The Pink Floyd Movie Synchronization Story: An extremely down-to-Earth study of intentional synchs. Lots of fun and very engrossing; the lo-fi layout also makes me feel good about my own site (aww).
Pink Floyd Synchronicity And Backmasking: Simon(ID4)'s valuable contribution to the community. Great download section.
The Rainbow Sphere: Arguably Baker B.'s most important find, and almost certainly the one most capable of revising your view of A/V synchronicity.
The Rush/Wonka Project: The first site to put up a link to my own. Dave Steiner's a good guy.
The Rushian Matrix: A product the same well of inspiration from which "The Rush/Wonka Project" was drawn. Rocks hard.
Silica Gel Empire Online: Eclipsed Moon's catch-all online community.
Syncbiz.tk: "Music and movie syncs" discovered by my friend Smackjack.
The Synchronicity Arkive: The first synch site, back on its feet after quite a while. Gave birth to...
The SynchBoard: The best place to advertise your synchs when you don't have a site of your own. Also worth visiting for the political discussions, metaphysical musings, bootleg ring, etc.
SYNCHRONICITIES of PINK FLOYD in SPACE: A fascinating look at variations of the standard Floyd synchs.
Unusual Synchs: A site by David detailing synchs he has found. Nicely organized...could be a major contender soon.
The Whytless Physh Synch Archive and Digitalsyncs Portal: Two of the best archives of digital synchs, both founded by our friend Whytless Physh.
Yes, I'm Cake: Mike Casey's personal synch archive; includes setups, digital clips and artwork.
