What Are The Best Music Videos of All Time?
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- This week in Film Club, Andy & Andy are talking their favourite music video's ever made!
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What a fun little divergence. I am a bit older than the both of you and I grew up in the Golden Age of music videos being the 80's this stemming from the filth which is known as MTV. For me most of my favorites would be from the eighties specifically the music video I consider the greatest AHA's "Take on Me" and second would be Michael Jackson's "Thiller". The videos from the nineties on that I love tend to concepts like from the band Tool, and The Shins, and Of mice and Men. I also love the music videos from Peter Gabriel and Bjork. This was a lot of fun and I cannot wait to see you again next week. Take Care and have an amazing week.
Glad you enjoyed it, Damien! It was fun to try something a little different.
Excellent choices. Take on Me and Thriller really are some of the all-time classics. They have an authentic approach to concept that is very difficult to capture.
I love the pictures at the end 😂 when I was trying to force my music video loves on Andy when we were thinking of our lists my tops definitely include Tenacious D Tribute, RHCP can't stop and Blink 182 Always
Morag, how have I only just seen this comment!? That Blink video is awesome and it hurts my head
First one that came to mind upon me asking myself "What is my most notable music video?", and there are probably better ones but I still love to return to Adam Buxton's fan video of Don't Make Me A Target by Spoon. ua-cam.com/video/CBtXw6CPwg4/v-deo.html
I'd never seen this before, thanks for linking! That was a delightful watch!