8-4-09 (The Music Video question)
Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 10:45 am
DRC: Just another living in the hood. Just another day around the way.
QotD: Music is a listening experience but we always look for other ways to add to the experience. For instance, every fight has to have cover art- a visual representation to go along with the music. Today's question is about another musical form of visual expression (one of my favorites- the music video).
If you could make a music video for any Songfight song, which song would you choose and what would the video look like?
I would want to make a music video for The Hell Yeahs' "Radio Ready". It would intersperse story and live performance. The story section would be Heather as the main character, robbing a jewelry store at the mall but something goes wrong as she waits for the signal over her walkie talkie telling her the coast is clear for the getaway. There would be cutaways to the accomplice who is watching from elsewhere and unable to get their walkie talkie to work. Lots of tense moments as Heather is left essentially holding people hostage, waiting for the sign. Finally she gets it and makes a run for it just as the police arrive. That would all be in between a live performance where the Hell Yeahs (live band version, whatever that would be) would be playing on a revolving stage.
QotD: Music is a listening experience but we always look for other ways to add to the experience. For instance, every fight has to have cover art- a visual representation to go along with the music. Today's question is about another musical form of visual expression (one of my favorites- the music video).
If you could make a music video for any Songfight song, which song would you choose and what would the video look like?
I would want to make a music video for The Hell Yeahs' "Radio Ready". It would intersperse story and live performance. The story section would be Heather as the main character, robbing a jewelry store at the mall but something goes wrong as she waits for the signal over her walkie talkie telling her the coast is clear for the getaway. There would be cutaways to the accomplice who is watching from elsewhere and unable to get their walkie talkie to work. Lots of tense moments as Heather is left essentially holding people hostage, waiting for the sign. Finally she gets it and makes a run for it just as the police arrive. That would all be in between a live performance where the Hell Yeahs (live band version, whatever that would be) would be playing on a revolving stage.