[Quiet Man Cometh]

List! I like lists. :) I'm totally sure no one has figured that out by now. ;)

(Suze has already threatened me with Behemoth if I did this but doing it anyway).

Sitting and watching videos on music TV is certainly the thing it used to be, things having moved on to YouTube, but I always liked them. Self explanatory I should hope. You don't have to like the song, as long as the video is cool, or interesting, or what-have-you. Let's go with "worth watching in some way."

Leave a mature tag if necessary if you decide to put up a link.

Here's my list!

Post #1-17
1. "Weapon of Choice" - Fatboy Slim (2001)
2. "Helena Beat" - Foster The People (2011)
3. "Tonight, Tonight" - Smashing Pumpkins (1996)
4. "No One Survives" - Nekrogoblikon (2012) M
5. "Gorbachov" - ANJ (2008) M
6. "Needing/Getting" - OK Go (2012)
7. CYMATICS: Science Vs. Music - Nigel Stanford (2014?)
8. Fading Away - Prozak (2013)
9. Play - iamamiwhoami (????)
10. Happy Birthday My Olde Friend - Aurelio Voltaire (2011)
11. Eros and Apollo - the Studio Killers (2012)
12. D� Som Nu F�r Alltid - Kent (2016)

Post #17-32
13. Thriller - Michael Jackson (1982)
14. What If It Was Me - Tech N9ne (ft. Krizz Kaliko) (2016)
15. Genghis Khan - Miike Snow (2016)
16. Chandelier - Sia (2014)
17. Dust My Shoulders Off - Jane Zhang (2016)
18. The Light - HollySiz (2013)
19. Malachite - Lydia Ainsworth (2014)
20. Mrs Potato Head - Melanie Martinez (2015) M

Post #33-
21. Take On Me - Aha (1985)
22. Thought Contagion - Muse (2018)
23. I Don't Need A Reason [M] - Dizzee Rascal (****)
24. Hand in Hand - Miku Hatsune (****)
25. Acid Rain - Lorn (****)
26. Doomed [M]- A Perfect Circle (2018)
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Number 1!

Weapon of Choice - Fatboy Slim (2001)

Because it's Christopher Walken, and he's dancing. That's really all that needs to be said, but he's also good at it. :).

Link

[Ginger]

2. "Helena Beat" - Foster The People (2011)

This music video has so many cool visuals. It's scattered with something new to see at every angle. It's a gritty, post-apocalyptic version of the Lost Boys from Peter Pan. That's about the best I can describe it. It's definitely worth a watch.

[Quiet Man Cometh]

3. "Tonight, Tonight" Smashing Pumpkins

A very artistic video, it's based around the French silent film "A Trip to the Moon" from 1902, and has stage-like aesthetics, with period outfits and the like. It's neat to watch, and I liked it more after seeing the old short film.

[Suzerain of Sheol]

Wait, shouldn't we provide links to the videos in question? o_O

And no, I will not subject the poor denizens of Trisphee to Behemoth. Instead, please enjoy some Nekrogoblikon! This is easily the best music video ever made, thread over. Salone, back me up.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsMKOx6fumc

Oh, um, [M] for graphic violence, drug use, and Brad.

[Salone]

Originally Posted by Suzerain of Sheol

Salone, back me up.

This is indeed the best music video ever made.

[Salone]

As a runner up though, I offer ANJ's "Gorbachov" for Russian heavy metal concerning one man's desire to fix the plight of his people through political reforming, shown in an allegorical manner by murdering Stalin zombies. Some sexual themes, rated M I suppose for you ninnies out there.

[Quiet Man Cometh]

Ninny runs thread, so you shoosh!

Links aren't required but can be a thing.


6. "Needing/Getting" OK Go (2012)

Pretty sure this one is really a 4 minute car commercial, I really like it though. These guys do some clever things with their videos (and music) and I could probably put up a couple others, but going with this one first.

The video is more about how they "play" the song rather than anything else, but it's still worth watching. If you're the type that cringes at instrument abuse you might not want to watch this one.

link

[Lawtan]

7. CYMATICS: Science Vs. Music

This is for the science nerds and those who hold a romanticism towards natural things. This is a music video that displays different pieces of technology being directed in some way by sound. There are others like it, but not this expansive, and later in time. This was the first one I heard.

Here

(Have some other videos, but this one comes first)

[Quiet Man Cometh]

Do you have a group/producer and a year to add to that, Lawtan?

[Lawtan]

Nigel Stanford & 2014, I think...

[SparX]

8.) Fading Away - Prozak (2013)

I nominate this one due to the display of extremely harsh realities. It's not graphic in the form of blood or gore, but graphic in the form of how disgusting humanity behaves and how it effects the world around us.
And the lyrics state the facts, personally.
It hits me in the feels.

[Zack]

9.) play. by iamamiwhoami.

I don't even feel that an explanation is necessary. Just watch and love (and maybe be a bit confused). xD

[Lawtan]

10) Happy Birthday My Olde Friend - Aurelio Voltaire (2011)

To lighten up the somber songs of human destruction and...possibly the acceptance of absent free will...we have the celebration of your birth! *Party Balloons* *Cake & Candles* *Confetti*

...Oh, you're dead? Well, Happy Birthday Anyway!

[Poggio]

11:
Eros and Apollo by the Studio Killers 2012
( Song)

I am a big fan of colors and aesthetics in a music video. I say this one mostly because it is a throw back to 80s/90s gaming culture while being a song about something strangely universal to any time period.

[Quiet Man Cometh]

New replies! Cool! Edited to update.

I had one in mind but I see I've already put it up there.

[Quiet Man Cometh]

12: Då Som Nu För Alltid - Kent

video

Not something I would really say to watch for the video, really, but I like the video combined with the instrumental. I came across it by accident so I don't know all that much about the band, although the other video I watched had them looking nothing at all like they way they are in this one, so maybe costumes and such are a general thing they do.

This video is apparently advertising the band's last album and last tour. I think the purely atmospheric approach is a nice touch.

My Swedish is rough but, something along the lines of "then as now for all time"...maybe.