Painting is always better when you’ve got a soundtrack.
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Painting is always better when you’ve got a soundtrack.
Enjoy!
Today’s music video of the day is this atmospheric dream from Kim Deal.
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This video was introduced to me by my friend Pat McCurry as a part of his weekly #WhatPatHeard watch party on Mastodon.
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Watching this video reminded me that 1) glasses can be cool and 2) I need to make an appointment with the eye doctor soon and see if my vision has gotten any worse. I’m pretty sure it has but I’ve been putting off the visit.
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Joe Jonas, still hard at work.
I always enjoy music videos that take place at night.
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It is Dennis Hopper’s birthday, afterall.
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Listening to Avril brings back so many memories.
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You might not guess it from the music video but Yankee Rose was actually David Lee Roth’s tribute to the Statue of Liberty, which was going through major renovations for the 100th anniversary of its dedication when this song was released.
(Check out Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins if you want a close-up look at what was happening to the Statue at the time.)
Of course, Roth knew what sold on MTV so the music video doesn’t feature the Statue. Instead, it features Roth’s trademark humor, showmanship, and sexual innuendo. In typical Roth fashion, it also starts out with a comedy sketch that would probably get the video taken down if it were released today. Perhaps more than any other frontman, Roth is someone who truly epitomizes an era.
Roth directed this video, along with Peter Angelus. Angelus also plays the sleazy playboy who appears at the start of the video.
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Releasing the music video fifteen years after the initial release of the song has to be some sort of record.
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I watched a film called Eve of Destruction last night and that, of course, reminded me of Eve’s BFF, Dawn of Correction.
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