Mind warping music videos

[ck80]

Give this a watch.... with or without the music.

 

[CopperNick]

So... Some kind of stoner music for Cats?? Must be some serious high grade variant of Cat Nip, either that or that drink either wasn't milk or had more in it than just plain moo. Wicked animation though.

Pretty much something one or another of my avatars would get into just because they can.


Oh, yeah a little something to enjoy in return

Nick

 

[CopperNick]

This is totally off the wall, easiest way to watch it is to skip all the way to the 9.00 minute mark when he finally get it right and starts to seriously mess with it.


Nick

 

[Bonnewagon]

I don't understand something. It's Summer, and Springsteen's 'Racing in the Street' is appropriate. But there is no video I can find that actually has some cars racing. It is probably in his top 5 songs, everyone loves it, but all I find are live performances or a stock album cover picture from 'Darkness on the Edge of Town'. No one bothered to make fan video showing street racing?

 

[Sweet_Johnny]

Oh you want weird music videos, huh? Salvatore Ganachi: Horse

 

[Sweet_Johnny]

This isn't the official music video, it's a short, but the dance moves need to be seen. Lil Weight: King George

 

[Sweet_Johnny]

Deorro: Rise and Shine

 

[Sweet_Johnny]

Duck Sauce: Big Bad Wolf

 

[Ugly1]

I don't understand something. It's Summer, and Springsteen's 'Racing in the Street' is appropriate. But there is no video I can find that actually has some cars racing. It is probably in his top 5 songs, everyone loves it, but all I find are live performances or a stock album cover picture from 'Darkness on the Edge of Town'. No one bothered to make fan video showing street racing?

Nobody said he was smart like that.

 

[CopperNick]

Actually not so hard to understand at all if you remember that the music industry at that time was fairly well buried by multiple layers of lawyers! Bearing that in mind, anything, comment, statement, song, lyrics, that would encourage illegal or unsocial activity would have tended to get thoroughly buried after the individual got put through multiple sessions of ritual dick beating along the lines of "WHAT WERE YOU THINKING"? So, summarily, for several decades starting in the late 70's and persisting almost to today, you get a song that advocates fun, but nothing that actually shows anyone having fun in order to appease the cops and the helicopter mommies and the rest of the parade of nay sayers.

Which is why many songs are strong on innuendo, insinuations and mental gymnastics, but woefully short on actual statements with genuine words.



Nick