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its a tad old but everytime I see it, its like seeing it for the first time

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBgf2ZxIDZk&feature=fvw




Michel Goudry is a genius.

I can't view it, not available in my country due to copyright but since it's Michael Gondry is it the vid for fell in love with a girl by the white stripes?

Chemical Brothers- Star Guitar

every vid he does tho is pure magic

get his DVD of all the videos he did before going on to full lengths...

best 20-40 bucks you'll spend

Yeah that video really is something else...

definately in my top 25-50 songs as well. super feel good end of the night vibe.

Great video, but the Chemicals have been criminally overrated for at least 10 years now.

bandshell wrote:I can't view it, not available in my country due to copyright but since it's Michael Gondry is it the vid for fell in love with a girl by the white stripes?

GREAT video.

best video is breathe by the prodigy surely

Bjork's All is Love is the best music video ever. Standard.

Windowlicker.


Or Gantz Graf.
Or On.
Or Californication.

prodigy breathe video 10 years later just makes me chuckle...


Chris Cunningham is another master, but I think the way things match up to the beat in Goundry's stuff is just completely off-the-wall. not to mention probably painstaking to edit

Firky wrote:Bjork's All is Love is the best music video ever. Standard.

HOLY DICKS, how did I miss out on this video?

collige wrote:Windowlicker.


Or Gantz Graf.
Or On.
Or Californication.

These are sick as fuck too.

Radiohead's House of Cards is pretty cool, no video cameras or anything were used:

http://www.aaronkoblin.com/work/rh/index.html

With Director James Frost and a bunch of other great people, lasers and sensors were used to create a 3D data "music video" for the band Radiohead.
The project was launched as an Open Source project on Google Code.
An interactive online viewer (created along with Aaron Meyers) allows for 3D investigation of the data online.

Nominations 2009 - Grammy (Best Short Form Music Video) - UK VMA (Best Rock Video), British Design Museum Awards

Firky wrote:Radiohead's House of Cards is pretty cool, no video cameras or anything were used:

http://www.aaronkoblin.com/work/rh/index.html

With Director James Frost and a bunch of other great people, lasers and sensors were used to create a 3D data "music video" for the band Radiohead.
The project was launched as an Open Source project on Google Code.
An interactive online viewer (created along with Aaron Meyers) allows for 3D investigation of the data online.

Nominations 2009 - Grammy (Best Short Form Music Video) - UK VMA (Best Rock Video), British Design Museum Awards

that one was great

at first I was like, oh big woop...

then I realized it was interactive...

section5 wrote:

Magma wrote:Great video, but the Chemicals have been criminally overrated for at least 10 years now.

Hardly, who overrates them?

Their tunes still go off

Everyone... they've been coasting on "yeah, they're pretty good" since Surrender... that kind of music got really old really fast for me. I bought Surrender, but I haven't had the slightest urge to play anything off it for years. Best thing it contributed was a blatant Beatles rip off (Let Forever Be is practically a cover of Tomorrow Never Knows) and the background music to Sarah Cox's breakfast show on Radio One with Music, Response. Advertcore.

Exit Planet Dust is different league business...

Breeze. This is the greatest music video ever made.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VBdAY8eA9w

I met the singer/guitarist once. Total and utter tnuc.

mark gormley has better videos....look him up

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9MszVE7aR4

You're all wrong.

Björk - I Miss You - made by John Kricfalusi (that Ren & Stimpy guy) which is unfortunately not up on YouTube

Pearl Jam - Evolution - made by Todd McFarlane (guy that did Spawn)