Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Saturday, June 02, 2018
Friday, May 11, 2018
Thursday, November 09, 2017
(posts) Converge's "A Single Tear"
Note: I enjoy the song very much but not the video.
Labels:
2017,
A Single Tear,
aggression,
album,
Converge,
fatherhood,
hardcore,
Jacob Bannon,
lyrics,
metal,
music,
The Dusk In Us,
thrash,
video
Friday, October 20, 2017
(posts) Bon Iver's "29 #Strafford APTS"
Note: Every once in a while I hear a song that is so good I hate the person that wrote it.
Friday, September 22, 2017
(posts) Ringworm's "Snake Church"
Labels:
2016,
aggression,
guitar,
hardcore,
metal,
music,
performance,
Relapse,
Ringworm,
Rock,
Snake Church,
video
Saturday, September 09, 2017
Sunday, August 13, 2017
Friday, July 07, 2017
(posts) the video for "You Make My Dreams" by Hall and Oates
Notes:
- The best band with the worst videos.
- Cocaine?
Labels:
1980's,
1980s,
80's,
80s,
cocaine,
dance,
dancing,
Daryl Hall,
drugs,
guitar,
Hall & Oates,
John Oates,
keyboard,
lyrics,
music,
pop,
Rock,
song,
video,
You Make My Dreams
Saturday, July 01, 2017
about being attached still at the roots
The blonde-headed young man slides self-consciously into frame. His eyes are pulled twice to the camera, furtively each time; he nods hair away from his face. He knows he is being seen but denies the seer. Finally, a casually intentioned look toward the camera's eye--mutually frank, unwise, and uninvested.
Recording themselves downtown, the boys were making memories, however forgettable in the grand scheme. It is that association between memory and place, time and space, that now leaves me missing home. My hometown: flawed but well planned grids of city streets; tree-heavy suburban neighborhoods where kids get excited about spending the night at friends'; where the beginning and the ending last until I die.
Saturday, June 10, 2017
Friday, May 19, 2017
(posts) Meshuggah drummer Tomas Haake's playthrough for "Clockworks"
Note: The song is from the Swedish metal band's 2016 album, The Violent Sleep of Reason.
Labels:
2016,
Clockworks,
drummer,
drums,
hi-hat,
mathcore,
Meshuggah,
metal,
performance,
polyrhythm,
polyrhythmic,
recording,
Rock,
snare,
Sweden,
tempo,
The Violent Sleep of Reason,
Tomas Haake,
video
Friday, May 05, 2017
Saturday, April 08, 2017
(posts) "What Am I Doing Hangin' Round" by The Monkees
"What Am I Doing Hanging 'Round?"
Just a loud mouth Yankee I went down to Mexico.
I didn't have much time to spend, about a week or so.
There I lightly took advantage of a girl who loved me so.
But I found myself a-thinkin' when the time had come to go...
What am I doin' hangin' round?She took me to the garden just for a little walk.
I should be on that train and gone.
I should be ridin' on that train to San Antone,
What am I doin' hangin' round?
I didn't know much Spanish and there was no time for talk.
Then she told me that she loved me not with words but with a kiss.
And like a fool I kept on thinkin' of a train I could not miss...
What am I doin' hangin' round?Well it's been a year or so, and I want to go back again.
I should be on that train and gone.
I should be ridin' on that train to San Antone,
What am I doin' hangin' round?
And if I get the money, well I'll ride the same old train.
But I guess your chances come but once and boy I sure missed mine.
And still I can't stop thinkin' when I hear some whistle cryin'....
What am I doin' hangin' round?
I should be on that train and gone.
I should be ridin' on that train to San Antone,
What am I doin' hangin' round?
Note:
At 0:24, Nesmith appears to sneer at someone (or something) off camera.
Friday, November 04, 2016
(posts) "Dilly" by Band of Horses
Labels:
arc,
Band of Horses,
bikers,
character,
confrontation,
country,
dance,
Dilly,
gang,
indie,
line dancing,
motorcycle,
music,
plot,
police,
Rock,
shooting,
video,
violence,
Western
Friday, September 30, 2016
about being attached still at the roots
The blonde-headed young man slides self-consciously into frame. His eyes twice pulled to the camera, furtively each time, he nods hair away from his face. Knowing being seen but not acknowledging the seer. Until he does acknowledge with a casually intentioned look toward the camera's eye--mutually frank, unwise, and uninvested eyes.
Recording themselves downtown, the boys were making memories, however forgettable in the grand scheme. It is that association between memory and place, time and space, that now leaves me missing home. My hometown: flawed grids of city streets; tree-heavy suburban neighborhoods where kids get excited about spending the night at friends'; where it began and the ending lasts until I die.
Friday, September 09, 2016
(posts) "Masada" by Today Is The Day
Note:
Mediocre video and mediocre song combine to form something decent.
Labels:
aggression,
beat,
drums,
guitar,
hardcore,
Masada,
media,
metal,
music,
rhythm,
Steve Austin,
Today is the Day,
video,
violence
Saturday, March 19, 2016
(posts) "The End of an Era" by Hopesfall
"The End of an Era"
-Hopesfall
My searching eyes have never been so intrigued to see you.
I guess you found a way to make ten minutes last forever.
With each passing moment we drift further away,
Closer to our chosen paths
But I can't help remembering what was, what might have been.
But I have been warned by those who have passed this way before.
And to them I am grateful; and as for you, I am hateful.
And I pray that you find the peace you have been longing for.
Friday, August 07, 2015
the lyrics to "Kill Yourself" by Today Is The Day
"Kill Yourself"
-by Today Is The Day
I gotta leave this town before I die
I wanna burn it down just for spite
There's nothing here but pain and my soul
Why
Hold
Back
Kill yourself!
Take the blade
Do it clean
Do it fast
Let it bleed!
Why
Hold
Back
Kill yourself!
Take the blade
Do it clean
Do it fast
Let it bleed!
Like Christ
I rise above
I'm pissin' down all my love
I wanna be the one to end your life
A blind imbecile
The angel of life
Mister
Labels:
angel,
death,
depression,
guitar,
hardcore,
horror,
Kill Yourself,
lyrics,
metal,
music,
razor,
Steve Austin,
suicide,
Temple of the Morning Star,
Today is the Day,
video
Saturday, May 09, 2015
Think of someone you love. Someone who is so essential that you forget they live. Whose presence looms so large in your life that you take them for granted. Someone who, it's only when they're gone, that you really understand what they mean to you.
Imagine that person far away. Imagine that person being told to wear an orange jumpsuit. Imagine that person positioned before a high-definition camera in the desert. Then imagine that person forced to their knees. Imagine, dressed head to toe in black, a zealot with a bright knife. The zealot, with a hand on your loved one's shoulder, speaks to the camera and says he has no choice. Your loved one will die and no one will be responsible and no one could have done anything differently.
Imagine the zealot puts the knife to the throat of your beloved and cuts through the skin, tears into the muscles, saws through the tendons, and hits bone. Imagine your loved one gurgling, blood urging out. That's how they die.
Friday, January 09, 2015
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