The only thing missing is a few years of hookers and blow.
There aren't any hookers in Ke$ha's new single. Though the video is fun in a silly over-the-top way, what with James Van Der Beek (who's grown up very nicely) and unicorns.
There's a lady plays her fav'rite records/On the jukebox ev'ry day/All day long she plays the same old songs/And she believes the things that they say/She sings along with all the saddest songs/And she believes the stories are real/She lets the music dictate the way that she feels.
The only thing missing is a few years of hookers and blow.
There aren't any hookers in Ke$ha's new single. Though the video is fun in a silly over-the-top way, what with James Van Der Beek (who's grown up very nicely) and unicorns.
I keep trying to get people to watch that video, and they give me the WTF CRAXY look.
Huh. For a long time that was the only show on MTV I watched.
All of which begs the question: Decades after the show debuted, do we even have an "alternative music scene" anymore? MTV2 already covers indie bands quite well on shows like "Subterranean." Maybe this is their chance to tap into the wealth of Gen X nostalgia.
So they haven't said what exactly the programing will be?
So they haven't said what exactly the programing will be?
My bet is that they're just going to re-run old episodes of 120 Minutes. Which would be JUST FINE.
(Hec, remember the video compilation you made for me with tons of stuff from 120 Minutes? I ended up having it transferred to DVD, and love it to bits.)
If they brought back Liquid Television and The Maxx, I'd be much happier.
My bet is that they're just going to re-run old episodes of 120 Minutes. Which would be JUST FINE.
They already do that on VH-1 Classic....
(Hec, remember the video compilation you made for me with tons of stuff from 120 Minutes? I ended up having it transferred to DVD, and love it to bits.)
...which is where I got all the clips for Jilli's tape.
I was shocked, shocked I tell you, to find out that the Goth subculture had failed to stay in touch with its video roots and that the "Bela Lugosi's Dead" video had gone unseen for so many years.
But I'm very glad Jilli now has Peter Murphy in his alabaster prime and Daniel Ash in his fishnet shirt to keep her company.
My favorite vid on that mix, though, might be the Dead Can Dance video for "The Carnival is Over" by Ondej Rudavsky which is so gorgeous and lush.
Mmmm. 120 Minutes. Man, that was awesome.
I know, right? My face wouldn't stop twitching after I watched it, and the first thing I wanted to do was make everyone experience the trauma.
I find it kind of endearing, lyrically, the same way I find the poorly-written Dark Angel fic on the Pit of Voles endearing.
Though, of course, I do tend to email those with headings of Train Rec to people.
Speaking of 120 Minutes, doesn't it seem like there was more space in the culture for strange dangerous women in the 90s? Tori Amos, PJ Harvey, Björk & Massive Attack Mashup
Thanks god for Amanda Palmer.
I have that mashup on my iPod. It's pretty great.