Doesn't matter, music videos are timeless and he knows that he can't deny the genius displayed in that music video.
The Batlord
11-08-2016 03:03 AM
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Originally Posted by djchameleon
(Post 1766961)
What!?
There are some great music videos still being produced to this day. The great marriage of visual and audio.
Tell me you don't give a **** about this masterpiece.
I've heard the song about a million times but I honestly can't remember if I've seen the video.
Selective
11-08-2016 01:54 PM
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Originally Posted by The Batlord
(Post 1766604)
*raises hand*
Who gives a **** about music videos? Even the few that were good were still created for marketing purposes. Music has no need for them.
They do still serve a marketing purpose, as most new popular videos slip in product placement like Beats audio headphones or Beats audio speakers, or alcohol brands, or vaping brands, or clothing from certain shops, etc. Those are all VEVO though and ran by google, though not all VEVO videos do that.
Aside from those, surely you must have some love and respect for masterpiece movies like Pink Floyed The Wall, Prince Purple Rain, Grease, Xanadu, Monty Python's Meaning Of Life, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Hedwig And The Angy Inch, Cirque Du Soleil Worlds Away, Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory, Oliver, etc.... so music videos are like short films.
And what about comedy? Comedy NEEDS video to make it funnier.
But what about emotion? Messages so deep in the music combined with video that makes you feel. Can anyone watch these next videos without crying or feeling something?
Frownland
11-08-2016 04:45 PM
There's no harm in it though, no reason why you can't do both.
UNCLEAN EUGENE
11-08-2016 05:01 PM
I might be wrong.But I'm pretty sure MTV plays music videos late at night.
djchameleon
11-09-2016 12:04 AM
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Originally Posted by UNCLEAN EUGENE
(Post 1767191)
I might be wrong.But I'm pretty sure MTV plays music videos late at night.
It does actually but I believe the OP was talking about a time when they were shown all throughout the day.
The MTV side channels like the one for colleges still do and MTV Hits or whatever it is called.
Selective
11-09-2016 02:05 AM
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Originally Posted by elphenor
(Post 1767184)
How about you just listen to the music without someone else's visual interpretation
The only time music videos really end up being good is when the band themselves design the music specifically for the videos they create themselves
I actually think artists should do multiple official videos for each song they make music videos for. It's not a popular or common thing to see, but a few artists do sometimes do this with one or a few of their songs.
David Guetta - Who's That Chick? (Day Version)
David Guetta - Who's That Chick? (Night Version)
Tori Amos - Cornflake Girl (US Version)
Tori Amos - Cornflake Girl (UK Version)
It would be cool though for it to be with most music videos.
Selective
11-09-2016 02:23 AM
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Originally Posted by djchameleon
(Post 1767296)
It does actually but I believe the OP was talking about a time when they were shown all throughout the day.
The MTV side channels like the one for colleges still do and MTV Hits or whatever it is called.
I just tried MTV.com and there is no way to stream the videos to play on their own back to back, from what I could see.
djchameleon
11-09-2016 05:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Selective
(Post 1767323)
I just tried MTV.com and there is no way to stream the videos to play on their own back to back, from what I could see.
I didn't even know about that really. I just go to youtube if I want to see videos like most people do.
MTVU and MTV2 still play music videos along with MTV Classic and MTV Live.
So it just depends on the cable package that you have at your house.
