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Tough to beat E.S. Posthumus for sheer ear candy. Sorry, videos don't exist, but they are one of the most often copied artists for action movie trailers.
Although I think the singer is a bit freakish to watch while she's singing, (What's with that psycho stare?) I think Pomplamoose does some pretty inventive cover versions with interesting non-standard instrumentation.
Pretty cool video by 30 Seconds To Mars. (No it doesn't make any sense to me either...)
Laibach is another band that I think does great covers. Often the only resemblance to the original is the lyrics.
Currently the band that I feel is making the best music videos out there. OKGo. (And talk about videos that would be a serious pain in the butt to make...)
And the marching band version.
Cool stop motion video. Talk about a pain in the butt to try to lipsynch this one when it's comprised of individual photos chained together.
And and oldie but goodie from the band.
And a classic video from the 80's from one of my all time favorite bands, Yello.
Although I think the singer is a bit freakish to watch while she's singing, (What's with that psycho stare?) I think Pomplamoose does some pretty inventive cover versions with interesting non-standard instrumentation.
Pretty cool video by 30 Seconds To Mars. (No it doesn't make any sense to me either...)
Laibach is another band that I think does great covers. Often the only resemblance to the original is the lyrics.
Currently the band that I feel is making the best music videos out there. OKGo. (And talk about videos that would be a serious pain in the butt to make...)
And the marching band version.
Cool stop motion video. Talk about a pain in the butt to try to lipsynch this one when it's comprised of individual photos chained together.
And and oldie but goodie from the band.
And a classic video from the 80's from one of my all time favorite bands, Yello.
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Forgot this one. Cool performance, but unfortunately what you are hearing was sequenced using samples from the Jeep. What you are seeing isn't creating the sounds you're hearing. Still cool though.
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They have the 30STM video on VidZone on PS3. 13 minutes short film.
You posted some interesting ones, that I'll check tomorrow.
You posted some interesting ones, that I'll check tomorrow.
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