Whew! I’m still spent from last week’s rant on community radio. While I gather my energies for the next round, please enjoy this “music video” from Dutch band The Shocking Blue. I really appreciate that period in musical history (the 60s?) when someone had the idea of recording and broadcasting bands, but the whole thing was so new that you mostly just got a lot of awkward standing around in random locales (are they at a zoo? A medical laboratory?) with, like, two cuts, and “special effects” meant flashing an image of a record cover or Mariska Veres’s face really quickly to implant subliminal messages. Enjoy!
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two comments
Ha ha! I love how they're not trying too hard! So cooool.
Posted by Tiina
April 6, 2009, 9:39 AM
I like that they look like they're about to start giggling at any moment. Funny how self-consciousness can be so refreshing.
Posted by Erica
April 6, 2009, 10:01 AM
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