Let’s start November with Florence + The Machine, shall we?
Enjoy!
Let’s start November with Florence + The Machine, shall we?
Enjoy!
Today’s music video of the day is for an instrumental piece that was composed by Bill Wyman and Terry Taylor for Dario Argento’s 1985 film, Phenomena.
Put together by Michele Soavi, this music video features not only scenes from the film but also clips of Dario Argento directing both Jennifer Connelly and Fiore Argento. Soavi, of course, went on to have a directorial career of his own, directing four classic horror films before stepping away from feature films to take care of his ailing son. Soavi has since returned to directing, though most of his subsequent work has been for Italian television.
Enjoy!
Today is Bela Lugosi’s birthday!
This video was shot at Coachella in 2005.
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RIP, Diane Keaton.
Today would have been the 101st birthday of the pioneering indie director, Edward D. Wood, Jr!
Today’s song of the day is the theme from Tim Burton’s 1994 biopic of the director. In my opinion, this remains Burton’s first film. Burton also directed the musical video below while the great Toni Basil choreographed. And, best of all, the dancer is named Lisa Marie!
For today’s horror song of the day, we have Demon, a track from the soundtrack for the 1985 film, Demons. This song was composed and performed by Claudio Simonetti, who is best known as the keyboardist of Goblin.
The music video, incidentally, was directed by Michele Soavi, who also appeared in Demons as the mysterious masked man handing out free movie tickets.
As the third day of Horrorthon draws to a close, how about an AMV?
Song: Crazy In The Night by Kim Carnes
Anime: Gakkou no Kaidan
Creator: rspectcopyrightmyass (As always, please be sure to check out this creator’s channel)
Past AMVs of the Day
The Whispers were first formed 1964 but they had to wait 16 years before scoring the first top 20 hit in both the U.S. and the UK with And The Beat Goes On. This song was co-written by Leon F. Sylvers III, Stephen Shockley, and William Shelby. Sylvers felt that the song had little potential to be a hit. The Whisperers felt differently and they turned out to be correct. This song was both a hit and it lived on as a part of the Vice City soundtrack.
As befits an old school song, this is an old school video, a simple performance clip of the band doing what they did best.
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The music video for So Alive is appreciated by aficionados of long legs everywhere.
The video was the first to be directed by Howard Greenhalgh, who would later direct the video for Soundgarden’s Black Hole Sun.