Remember the innovative OK Go music video a few years back where the 4 guys did an great routine on 4 treadmills? Well this video from them represents a giant leap forward of their innovative video ideas and pays homage to the Honda Accord car Advert
It’s very complicated and choreographed to perfection yet totally chaotic. It looks like it must have taken months of preparation and the whole thing appears to have been filmed in one take with all events happening pretty much in time with the music.
As a member myself I wouldn't buy any major product without consulting Which? first. Mind you, I like to think Whitegoodshelp is also a good resource for researching white goods :-)
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This video is extremely funny but it’s a guilty pleasure because as an animal lover I realise the dog is unfortunately having a nightmare and something’s clearly gone wrong with the mechanism that is supposed to stop us all from acting out our nightmares by paralysing us during dreaming. It certainly proves animals (at least dogs) do have dreams and nightmares like we do and that presumably a common nightmare is one where we are being chased by something very nasty and dangerous.
Despite feeling a little guity this is one of the funniest animal videos I’ve come across – poor Bizkit.
This is another Man on my Bicycle track called You Must Come. I think it’s commercial, pretty much a pop song with an unusual mix of a bluesy-pop with some nice occasional reggae-style bits. I love the words to this song, which are just one message repeated throughout as if the more they are said the more chance they’ll have of working.
It’s about a trying to win back the affections of a girl by proclaiming he never really got to be his real self – but if she only could see that true person …
This is another Man on my Bicycle track called Genghis Khan as requested by David. There’s a lot of dampened percussive stuff on the bass which I’m not sure comes through properly in the recording. It’s one of the songs I used to struggle to play well as I was slapping away relentlessly. Loved playing this song.
