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Favourite music video
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Fav’ amusing one, especially sandcastle ha
And the video? Lol
Guess it doesn't work for everyone let me use YouTube lol
Brat Moj (My Brother) - Laibach (Revisited)
Disparate pieces brought together by someone else. The original short film "The Box" (2017) by Dušan Kastelic re-edited for time and the song (1983) re-this that and the othered, but none by Laibach except track remix production.
LISTEN: I've said "approach with caution" to a number of different things I've posted, this ain't violent (per se), but really not a good idea for those feeling/being rapidly relegated to the sidelines of this chookhouse we call society by necessitation. The merger of image and audio is blunt, brutal and brilliant.
Disparate pieces brought together by someone else. The original short film "The Box" (2017) by Dušan Kastelic re-edited for time and the song (1983) re-this that and the othered, but none by Laibach except track remix production.
LISTEN: I've said "approach with caution" to a number of different things I've posted, this ain't violent (per se), but really not a good idea for those feeling/being rapidly relegated to the sidelines of this chookhouse we call society by necessitation. The merger of image and audio is blunt, brutal and brilliant.
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Keane - Everybody's Changing
These guys knew how to make videos
I love that song
Me too! Love the key shifts in the chorus
Thunderbirds Are Coming Out - TISM (This Is Serious Mum)
The glorious ratbags of aussie music showcasing the then talent of the Melbourne pub music scene. Simple in concept but you can feel the great fun everyone is having and TISM's trademark self deprecation.
The glorious ratbags of aussie music showcasing the then talent of the Melbourne pub music scene. Simple in concept but you can feel the great fun everyone is having and TISM's trademark self deprecation.
Whatareya? (You're A Yob or A Wanker) - TISM (This Is Serious Mum)
There once was a thing called "Aerobics Oz Style" which appeared on Australian morning tv and yes we are still mightily embarrassed by it. TISM masterfully uses it as a setting for their own unique brand of chaos and to underscore the whole premise of the song. A prime example of what I spoke of in my first post here where the clip is used to amplify the song's intent.
There once was a thing called "Aerobics Oz Style" which appeared on Australian morning tv and yes we are still mightily embarrassed by it. TISM masterfully uses it as a setting for their own unique brand of chaos and to underscore the whole premise of the song. A prime example of what I spoke of in my first post here where the clip is used to amplify the song's intent.
Famous At Fourteen Video - TISM (This Is Serious Mum)
This earlier song by the lads perhaps epitomises the view within the general music industry about the then suddenly mandatory video clip if you wanted your release to have any hope of success locally let alone abroad. Midway through the song you'll hear the two main protagonists of TISM, Humphrey B. Flauber and Ron H-i-t-l-e-r-Barassi, both (stage) names a subtle blending of Australian and international iconography as they lay very flat the land upon which the state of play is/was currently being, well played I suppose. The word "Countdown" mentioned numerously was a hugely popular contemporary music show on tv here at the time.
N.B. I had to spell out that person's name as this site keeps replacing it with "Poppycock". Is this prejudice or good intentions appallingly applied?
This earlier song by the lads perhaps epitomises the view within the general music industry about the then suddenly mandatory video clip if you wanted your release to have any hope of success locally let alone abroad. Midway through the song you'll hear the two main protagonists of TISM, Humphrey B. Flauber and Ron H-i-t-l-e-r-Barassi, both (stage) names a subtle blending of Australian and international iconography as they lay very flat the land upon which the state of play is/was currently being, well played I suppose. The word "Countdown" mentioned numerously was a hugely popular contemporary music show on tv here at the time.
N.B. I had to spell out that person's name as this site keeps replacing it with "Poppycock". Is this prejudice or good intentions appallingly applied?
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