It’s good when a music video takes you places.
Enjoy!
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Music Video of the Day: When We Were Young (The Logical Song) by David Guetta and Kim Petras (2023, dir by Hannah Lux Davis)
Needless to say, there is nothing that will make you feel older than realizing that you’re entire house has been flood and you didn’t even notice because you were too busy singing.
I am definitely not feeling young right now, though I guess I still am. Seriously, I’ve spent most of November in a daze. Maybe this song will help me wake up!
Enjoy!
Music Video of the Day: Don’t You Worry by Black Eyed Peas, Shakira, and David Guetta (2022, dir by ????)
Happy World UFO Day!
Meow!
Music Video of the Day: redruM by Sorana & David Guetta (2022, dir by ????)
redrum …. redrum …. redrum….
That scene still creeps me out, even though I’ve seen it several hundred times and, of course, I fully understand that redrum is actually just Danny’s way of saying murder. Maybe if Danny had just said murder to begin with, a lot of trouble and drama could have been avoided at the Overlook Hotel.
Stanley Kubrick never won an Oscar.. That’s just something to think about today as we consider the 2021 Oscar nominations.
Enjoy!
2018 in Review: Lisa’s 10 Favorite Songs of 2018
It’s time to continue to my look back at 2018 by listing my ten favorite songs of the year. If you want to see an example of how varied our tastes are here at the Shattered Lens, compare my picks to Necromoonyeti’s picks for the top 20 albums of 2018.
See, that’s one thing that I like about this site. We’ve all got our own individual tastes!
Anyway, here are my picks. I’m going to post them now and then I’ll probably spend the rest of the week getting laughed at whenever I leave my office here at the Shattered Lens Bunker. But that’s okay! I love everyone!
- The Underground by Hardwell and Timmy Trumpet
2. Get Your Shirt by Underworld and Iggy Pop
3. Boom by Tiesto, Gucci Mane & Sevenn
4. Carribish by ADI
5. Like I Do by David Guetta, Martin Garrix & Brooks
6. There Was A Time by Kedr Livanskiy
7. The Middle by Zedd, Grey, and Maren Morris
8. One Kiss by Calvin Harris and Dua Lipa
9. I’m Upset by Drake
(I have to be honest. This is one that I pretty much like exclusively because of the Degrassi-themed video.)
10. The Tired and The Hurt by Moby
That’s it for music! Up next, either tonight or tomorrow, 10 good things I saw on television in 2018!
Lisa Looks Back At 2018:
- 10 Worst Films of 2018
- The Best of Lifetime
- The Best of SyFy
- Ten Favorite Novels
- Twelve Favorite Non-Fiction Books
Music Video of the Day: Just For One Day by David Guetta featuring David Bowie (2003, dir by Richard Fenwick)
This song, of course, features a sample from David Bowie’s Heroes.
As for the video, I always assume that everyone here is having one last party before a gigantic meteor crashes into the planet and wipes out all human life. To be honest, I tend to assume that most music videos are about humanity’s attempt to ignore the fact that everyone’s life will eventually end in a combination of misery, death, and absolutely horror.
Enjoy!
Music Video of the Day: Don’t Leave Me Alone by David Guetta, featuring Anne-Marie (2018, dir by Hannah Lux Davis)
This video reminds me of … well, almost every recent futuristic dystopia movie that I’ve ever seen. You’ve got the large but kinda messy apartment. You’ve got the virtual reality. And you’ve got the really, really bright sun.
Seriously, have you ever noticed that? Futuristic dystopias are always either extremely dark and rainy or extremely bright. It’s like, in the future, people aren’t allowed to close the curtains or pull down the shades on a sunny day. I don’t know if I’d be able to handle that. Hopefully, the robots won’t take over anytime soon.
Anyway, enjoy!
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