Last night we headed up to Washington Square Park to catch the beginning of Phil Klein's Unsilent Night procession. It was amazing-- a few hundred people showed up with boomboxes, and more were given out-- then everyone switched on the tapes and CDs at the same time and started to march. The ambient noise was beautiful but really hard to describe, so a bunch of us recorded some video:
Gothamist's 1 minute video at Vimeo
Milano Cookie's video at Vimeo
Miss Mareck's video at Vimeo
March's video at Vimeo
Related-- we're still looking for suggestions for our NYC videoblog links-- who is doing good stuff?
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