| | | | | | | Depeche Mode "Personal Jesus" (album version edit) - 241 sec So... That's enough. I will block everyone who state that MM, JC or even DM is better than others. Comment the video and the song, please. And do it friendly.
Please rate the video if you like it. Thank you.
The only aim of making this video was attaching remastered 5.1 sound to standard PJ video.
As the first final "reach out and touch faith" happens about 20 seconds later than in video version I had to add some shots from Violator EPK. Also the album version is shortened to fit video. Hope there is no trace of my scissors noticable in both audio and video.
Dave with fingergun is added just for fun. :)
A note to YouTube and Mute Records
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Dear Mute and YouTube. As this video edit made completely by myself, please consider this video as a piece of fan art. Please allow it to reside here. Thank you. Tags: depeche mode violator personal jesus album version edit pimpf pimpfru pimpf.ru garfield  | | | | Alphabeat - Fascination (ALBUM IS OUT NOW!!!) - 182 sec Buy Alphabeat here: http://www.thisisalphabeat.com/shop
This is my blog about Alphabeat:
It is no secret that 80's pop is back in vogue today. You can find element of that genre in everything from hard rock to pop to even metal bands around the world. The enduring popularity of 80's pop is a testament to the impact that this style of music had and continues to have. However, the genre may have a new face. Their name? Alphabeat.
Who is Alphabeat? An excellent question; they are a sextet pop group originally from Copenhagen, now located on the east side of London, England. They are much more than that, though. To listen to industry experts, they are the heir to the pop legacy that the 90's never answered. Alphabeat stands poised to take the world by (a happy) storm.
Really, you ask? Yes, to all appearances, they will soon be crowned the kings (and one queen) of modern pop, with roots that reach back decades. What is the reason for all this hyperbole about a band? Believe it or not, some of the top music critics and most acclaimed music sources in Britain (NME, Popjustice and more) have all acclaimed them one of the most perfect pop bands in the world. That is big praise coming from those particular sources, as well.
Alphabeat combines an unusual mixture, though. Obviously, they use the platform of spunk pop (wonky pop by their terminology), which appeals to kids and the young at heart. Beyond that, though, their lyrics have an undeniably adult bent. They discuss love and loss, pain and friendship, though all in an upbeat, almost frenetic setting. The band does an excellent job with their efforts and has garnered legions of fans, both in Denmark (their album went platinum almost immediately) and abroad. In the UK, they have made vast inroads into pop culture and gained quite a bit of airplay for their single Fantastic 6.
Where can you find Alphabeat? You can find them all over the place, actually. Their video on YouTube currently has 3 million hits (in the space of 3 months!), and their new website is up and running. The website features message forums where you can actually correspond with the band members. You can also watch videos, listen to the band's music and buy swag. Beyond that, you can find them touring around the UK, including an appearance at this year's Glastonbury festival and several other shows over the summer months.
Just join my Circle of Fans Alphabeat Mailing list:
http://www.circleoffans.com/cos/alphabeat.html Tags: Alphabeat pop | | | | | | | | Nina Sky - Move Ya Body: Album Version, Edited, Closed Captioned - 213 sec Music video by Nina Sky performing Move Ya Body: Album Version, Edited, Closed Captioned
with Elijah Wells [Producer], Lionel Bermingham [Producer], DJ Cipha Sounds [Producer], Scott Winig [Video Director], Nicole Acacio [Video Producer], David Checel [Video Editor]
(C) 2004 Universal Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc. Tags: Nina Sky Move Ya Body Pop Universal Records Elijah Wells [Producer] Lionel Bermingham DJ Cipha Sounds Scott Winig [Video Director] Nicole Acacio Producer] David Checel Editor] |
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