Music soothes the soul, or so they say. Coldplay is always good for a mood-enhancing experience. Please enjoy Paradise. Coldplay ‘Paradise’ from Pulse Films on Vimeo.
This week’s video
We are giving MTV a run for its money, aren’t we? And here is yet another music video. It’s what we do here on Thursdays: V is for Video. Why? Because music really does play a role in feeling good. Just one note at a time, but add them all together and you have something. Which reminds us: it takes …
V is for Video
Is this a song about breakups? Or about mitosis? You decide. Forget from Michael Fragstein on Vimeo.
It’s the Vth Day of the Week
Confucius say: Music produces a kind of pleasure which human nature cannot do without. No, really. He actually said that. And Bob Marley said, “One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain.” That’s why Thursdays are reserved for music in this space. Please enjoy this week’s sublime musical interlude.
V is for Video
Ever wonder why the Swiss have no army? This should answer your question. And they wear nice hats too.
V=Day 5=Video
One of my favorite music videos ever for its combination of amazing creativity and stark simplicity of execution. (Having said that, from a technical standpoint I bet it was a bear to make.) The sheer variety of music videos is astounding, and seems to be an inexhaustible well of ideas for musicians and cinematographers alike. Modeselektor feat. Otto von Schirach …
V is for V
And V is for five. And for Video. It’s the fifth day of the week, right? So off we go! Palm Springs from Conor Whelan on Vimeo. And also, for your entertainment pleasure:
V is for Video
Unlike the post below, this music video seems to exude happiness from its every pore. Basement Jaxx – What A Difference Your Love Makes from Love Commercial Production Co. on Vimeo.
V is for Video
As in V = 5 and video = music. That’s what it’s all about here on Thursdays, Day #5 of this and every week. TOMORROW, of course, marks the bi-weekly ceremonial unveiling of the digital edition of the Medical Examiner, so by all means, come back tomorrow! (And every other day.) In the meantime, catch the sneak preview, out on …
V is for Video
This is not a Photoshop or sfx experiment. No, this is what happens when you combine a toaster, a couple thousand pieces of bread, and a woodburner. If you aren’t familiar with the videos of OK Go, they are all massive, complicated productions. This one is no exception. NOTE: All 215 loaves of bread used in this video were, according …