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Showing posts with label i love this video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label i love this video. Show all posts

Monday, December 13, 2010

Office Space - Damn it feels good to be a gangsta

Back to High School:
A Look at the Office Space Parody I made with my friends Andy, Chippy, and J.D.

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

The Music of Camera Obscura, close to my heart

Here...Camera Obscura (Band)
There...'French Navy' and 'Lets Get Out of this Country'
Where...Part of my heart is in Europe

These Videos, Primarily 'French Navy' represent my stay in Italy, while traveling to Sicily, Barcelona, Paris, Dublin, Amsterdam, Hamburg and Prague.



Ya Like Music? Ya Like Videos?

Here...Fitz and the Tantrums
There...Money Grabber
Where...Youtube

ATTENTION:
For those that need music/love music, enjoy this:



Wikipedia:
In an interview with PopMatters, Fitz said that the band's musical style can be fairly described as "soul-influenced indie pop". He noted that while the band is influenced by the classic songs of the Motown and Stax record labels, the band is not trying to create an exact replica of that music.[7]

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

I Love This Video - Love Lost by The Temper Trap

Here... Great Song/Video
There... The Temper Trap
Where... Song is Love Lost



From Bandweblog
"The "Love Lost" video was shot over two extremely cold days on Walthamstow Marshes by sought after director Dougal Wilson whose previous work includes videos for Bat for Lashes, LCD Soundsystem and Coldplay.

"Love Lost" has been remixed by legendary electronic pioneers, Rollo and Sister Bliss who instantly fell in love with lead singer Dougie Mandagi's voice, so much so, Mandagi is a featured vocalist on the Faithless 2010 LP"

"They have arena sized songs in which layer upon layer of guitar builds up to a melancholically anthemic conclusion." - The Guardian

"Could The Temper Trap turn out to be the next Kings Of Leon? Their debut album, Conditions, has quietly sold 200,000 copies... a follow up could lead to their popularity suddenly exploding." - The Times 4/5