music video thread!

Jbailey · 04-05-2009, 01:18 PM

Well I could post a ton of Videos here, but will start with a few.

The Frug by Rilo Kiley This is from the early part of their career. Plus I've always had a thing for Jenny Lewis.

Breaking The Ice by Mojave 3 This song is off of their recent album Puzzles Like You which is more pop than any of the other albums.

New Race by Radio Birdman Was an early rock/punk band from Australia in the early/mid 70's. They were inspired by two great groups MC5 and The Stooges. Plus my favorite song by them.

Romeo Had Juliette by Lou Reed There was a Velvet Underground video I was trying to find but I guess it's gone. Defiantly one of my favorite Lou songs!

Trash by New York Dolls A great and very different early 70's rock band. Not much I can say just enjoy!

Waltzing Matilda by Tom Waits Great song and a great voice. It's interesting to listen to early albums and progress through his catalog with his voice continuing to get rougher. There is something with his writing style. It's amazing story telling that you can visualize any song of his by putting on an album and just laying down.

04-05-2009, 01:18 PM	#1
Jbailey Brewcifer Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Dave Location: Madison, WI Posts: 5,215 Trading: (17)	Re: music video thread! Well I could post a ton of Videos here, but will start with a few. The Frug by Rilo Kiley This is from the early part of their career. Plus I've always had a thing for Jenny Lewis. Breaking The Ice by Mojave 3 This song is off of their recent album Puzzles Like You which is more pop than any of the other albums. New Race by Radio Birdman Was an early rock/punk band from Australia in the early/mid 70's. They were inspired by two great groups MC5 and The Stooges. Plus my favorite song by them. Romeo Had Juliette by Lou Reed There was a Velvet Underground video I was trying to find but I guess it's gone. Defiantly one of my favorite Lou songs! Trash by New York Dolls A great and very different early 70's rock band. Not much I can say just enjoy! Waltzing Matilda by Tom Waits Great song and a great voice. It's interesting to listen to early albums and progress through his catalog with his voice continuing to get rougher. There is something with his writing style. It's amazing story telling that you can visualize any song of his by putting on an album and just laying down. __________________ "Sent to spy on a Cuban talent show first stop- Havana au go-go." Field Marshall Douche Bag.