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A day in the life of a locksmith working at a commercial door company music video from MARQUIS (Mark Baranowski), taken from his 2004 film, "The Powerful Play"
Comfort technology abounds in this formal sedan with big block power.
Medina Green feat. Mos Def: "Yo-Yo-Yo"
Medina Green brings in Mos Def for thier latest video. From the record "Funky Fresh In the Flesh & More Vol. 2".
Flesh Eating Foundation: "The Dead"
A promo video for the Flesh Eating Foundation song "The Dead." Created using output from the game "The Movies," by Chris Hall and Jon Zero.
Tom Waits: "God's Away on Business"
"Real Gone" is the unpredictable follow-up to the atmospheric and conceptual "Alice "and "Blood Money," two albums that TOM WAITS released simultaneously in the spring of 2002.
In an exciting departure from the critically acclaimed Alice and Blood Money, Waits? fevered imagination has spawned a new musical hybrid, grafting together worlds both sonic and ethnic from musical traditions both old and new. The 15 track CD features: primal blues, Jamaican rock-steady grooves, rhythms and melodies both African and Latin, what Waits calls ?cubist funk.?
In that sonic cubism, Waits ingeniously finds common ground with hip hop?s cut and paste aesthetic and incorporates some of its elements into his approach. Many of the tracks on Real Gone were built on Waits? ?human beatboxing? on a cassette recorder in his bathroom and bringing those tapes into the studio to have the band play over them. As a result, there are no drums on many of the most driving tracks as his voice provides all of the necessary propulsions. And for the first time, there is no piano.
In November 2002 I was a guest at local Apolo TV in a show Caffe Boulevard hosted by Karol Kovach. It was a play-back performance. I played 5 songs. If you wish you may see the video with a song "After all".
Diesel Dreams: "I Must Destroy the Evil Bear"
Ninjas, motorcycles, and blood-thirsty bears!
Your cruel device, your blood, like ice
This is the video to the song "Correctness" by Rick Dakotah on the "Dakotah Studios" Label (ascap2002) The song is on the album: Center of Self.
Funky Porcini: "Atomic Kitchen"
This 2002 video was directed by Funki Porcini and is included on Ninja Tune's "Zen TV" DVD compilation.
