The Cardigans- My favorite game
This music video was directed by Jonas Akerlund. The song is about a love affair but the music video is just of a girl driving along.however they didn't want it to be typical and found a perfect way of showing the lyrics meant something. This was by using violence and showing her driving a car in a desert, being reckless with everything smashing around her. There was also humour involved, this was a great hit as it was a different approach.
Herbie Hancock- Rock it
Herbie Hancock was one of the first black men to appear in a music video. As in 1983 racism occurred frequently, MTV didn't want to play songs by black artists so artist like Elvis Presley had covers of black artists in order for the songs to be played on television. Even in this video, Herbie Hancock was only showed a little. This video had a huge positive reaction because it was different, it worked perfectly and people felt it opened a gateway for mainstream hip hop.
Elton John - i want love
Bronki Beat - Small town boy
Talking heads - Once in a lifetime
This music video is known to be the birth of abstract art in music videos. This video made it acceptable for a music video to not have a story line, which subverts Andrew Goodwin's ideology.
So Solid Crew - 21 Seconds
This music video shows each member of the So Solid crew
showing their personalities as much as they could in 21 seconds to see who was
better. It was a great way of creating individual profiles and showing the
public the different members of the band. Even though the video and lyrics were
actually supposed to be about escaping.
New Order- Faith
New Order- Faith
Godley and Creme - Cry
Godly and Cremes video was a massive number one hit because
it was one of the first videos which just had close up of random people’s faces
and used a lot of video genetics to merge all of these different faces
together, as all of the people look upset it try's to show a real sense of
passion and being upset. This is specifically shown by the man crying at the
end.
Basement Jaxx - Where's your head at
Basement Jaxx - Where's your head at
This music video consists of a role play of random inventions.This video has a story behind it about evolution and men and
women evolving from apes, one of the first videos to use animals as humans and
put them together. The video was filmed in a crazy place, a mental institute
and was just so unrealistic and crazy, about a man who thought he knew the way
to show pop and sees a crazy scientist. Such a bizarre video and that’s why it
was so successful!
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