Its very seldom we see narrative Music Videos these days. They often are low budget visual pieces or high budget green screen, Ritter fan abusing (giving divas that windblown look) afterthoughts. No green screen, Ritters, or divas here. Just your typical desert hostage situation.
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To say that Mosshart is sexy is to undersell what she brings to any band as a front woman. Her recklessness broods seduction and almost makes you crave chaos (as long as it is reads VV). Jack White astounds on the drums with tight transitions within his fills and blends in nicely as the drummer. The greatest challenge of this band (and consequently the hook or essence) is for every member (not Jack White) to make fans forget about the verging icon behind the kit and insist they watch the Dead Weather, not "Jack White's supergroup." VV Mosshart will have a lot to do with that.
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"Waiting for My Man" is the second song from Beck's Record Club: Covering Velvet Underground's Velvet Underground and Nico. The video shows off Beck's arsenal of instruments that makes any ensemble look possible. Maybe that's why he is choosing to cover each album in a day. Consequently, this track (and I assume the others) will sound more like sketches rather than actual orchestrations. Where "Sunday Morning" sounds more like Sea Change, "Waiting for My Man" sounds like the middle road between Mellow Gold and Mutations.
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Summertime Clothes is an obvious selection for any summer mix and now there is a video to accompany the track. Using the same sheet improvisers as seen on Late Night with David Letterman, ice sculptures, people rocking around in transparent balls, Animal Collective has added a new found oddity to the ecstasy environment of the Electro Culture. These abstract visuals no matter how subtle or contrived are creative notions of some sort of think tank, or collective. A sign that some art is still a community.
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compliments of FADE (not to be confused with Fader):
I am not sold on the track, but, I like the literal approach of the video. It adds a comedic effect and each lyric is creatively approached.
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