Post some YouTube music videos

Any ones that you like, for the general benefit of this forum.
Just check out the bassist, especially towards the end
By all accounts a classic
A nice little Indian one
A personal favorite
Stirring video, with Putin and Bush saluting several Russian divisions and veterans of past wars

Oh, very nice indeed.

Ted Leo and the Pharmacists - "Me and Mia"

Ted Leo and the Pharmacists - "Where Have All the Rudeboys Gone?"

Bad Religion - "Sorrow"

Bad Religion - "American Jesus"

Bad Religion - "Atomic Garden"

Bad Religion - "Los Angeles Is Burning"

Bad Religion - "Struck a Nerve"

Alkaline Trio - "We've Had Enough"

The Weakerthans - "Watermark"

The Weakerthans - "Our Retired Explorer"

The Weakerthans - "The Reasons"

Strike Anywhere - "Instinct"

Strike Anywhere - "Infrared"<3

None More Black - "Dinner's For Suckers"

None More Black - "Under My Feet"

Bouncing Souls - "True Believers"

The Loved Ones - "100K"

The Loved Ones - "Jane"

R.E.M. - "Orange Crush"

R.E.M. - "Losing My Religion"

R.E.M. - "Stand"

R.E.M. - "The Sidewinder Sleeps Tonite"

More later . . .

Can't we just imbed them in?
Hear is the marching band my brother and sister are in and what I will be in in 2 years.

2005 show-"Equilibrium"


And the 2006 show-"Watermark"

Tears In Heaven - Eric Clapton

Sunshine Of Your Love - Cream

Tales Of Brave Ulysses - Cream

White Room - Cream

Crossroads - Cream

Layla - Eric Clapton

Fashion - David Bowie

Ashes To Ashes - David Bowie

All Along The Watchtower - Jimi Hendrix

People Are Strange - The Doors

The Unknown Soldier - The Doors

L.A. Woman - The Doors

Sunny Afternoon - The Kinks

Waterloo Sunset - The Kinks

My Sweet Lord - George Harrison

I think that will do for now.

RATM - Beautiful World

QOTSA- Little sister

ODB - Brooklyn Zoo

Cypress Hill Ft. Fugees - Boom Biddy Bye Bye

Gnarls Barkley - Smiley Faces

Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit (Skazi Brutal Rmx)

Shpongle - Levitation Nation (live New York 2006)

Shpongle - When I Shall Be Free (live New York 2006)

Deftones - Minerva

DEFTONES - be quite and drive

Deftones - Digital Bath

Deftones - Bored

Three Drives On Vinyl - Greece 2000

Gouryella - Ligaya
1200 micrograms - mescaline

Astral Projection-People can fly

Astral Projection - dancing galaxy

The Roots feat Erykah Badu - You Got Me

korn tribute to metallica (one)

Limp Bizkit - Nookie

the prodigy - breathe

the prodigy - firestarter

The Prodigy-No Good

Rammstein - Links 2,3,4

Rammstein - Mutter

Rammstein - Mann Gegen Mann

LP - Numb

LP - Crawling

Korn - Freak on a leash

Lot of them i cant recall atm..but still enough...

Now Go Educate YouRself...And EnJoy...

Originally Posted by Sammur-amat

LP - Numb

LP - Crawling

Are you sure that those are different videos?

Originally Posted by Atheist Peace

Are you sure that those are different videos?

?...Yes I Am...

Underworld Crash Course

Underworld -Cowgirl (live)

Underworld - Born Slippy

Underworld - Moaner

Underworld - Pearls Girl

Originally Posted by Sammur-amat

?...Yes I Am...

I was just taking a shot at Linkin Park... :wink:

More:

Against Me! - "Don't Lose Touch"


Good Riddance - "Yesterday's Headlines"


Against Me! - "From Her Lips to God's Ears (The Energizer)"


Alkaline Trio - "This Could Be Love"
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The Walkmen - "The Rat"


The Walkmen - "Louisiana"


Hot Water Music - "Remedy"


Hot Water Music - "Paper Thin"


Suicide Machines - "Give"


Flogging Molly - "Drunken Lullabies"

Powerline

http://www.youtube.com/v/FT4ov495BLM

Bell Bottom Blues - Derek and the Dominos

Not the actual band playing I believe, but Clapton is in there. The studio version is much better.

StalinsGhost field day time!

Rage Against The Machine : Testify

Testify is an oft forgotten video and single by RATM from the Battle of LA, often eclipsed by Sleep Now in the Fire and Guerrilla Radio by those looking back on the bands singles. The video however, is easily my favourite, particuarly because it perfectly describes my feelings towards British politics - that the leading parties have sold us out to policies that are for all intents the same in all but language. Great video.

Rage Against The Machine : Sleep Now in the Fire

Yes! Civil disobedience! A brilliant song and a brilliant video. A relentless assault on consumerism, corporations and capitalism, while also taking to task certain military endevours in the past and the weapons used in them. As for the video : pure brilliance from Rage - firstly the bulk of the footage, filmed by Michael Moore, shows the band playing in front of the New York Stock Exchange. The band managed to play through the song 6 times before the police came in and broke the crowds up, which by this time were becoming quite extensive! The NYSE was forced to close 2 and a half hours early. Think of the money!

Also - how on earth did this lose to Break Stuff in the Music Awards? Its a crap video for a crap song. By a crap band.

Renegades of Funk : Rage Against the Machine (Afrika Bambaataa cover)

I can't say I've heard the original, but I love this video, combining various film clips, of rap, funk and hip-hop music and Civil Rights movements, along with a few images of their "Renegades". It fits perfectly with the music.

Rage Against the Machine : People of the Sun

Referencing various offensive conquests or occupations of nations in the past as being repeated again and again, People of the Sun is another attack on hostile foreign policy.

MC5 : Kick out the James

Finally! A break from the Rage. Here's the MC5's Kick out the James. It seems I mostly break from the classic rock era love that we have in the TWC. I absolutely love the MC5 though; although strictly speaking are more Proto-Punk. But still, they're from the 60s, and that has to count for something!

The Smashing Pumpkins - 1979

You knew it would happen! There's no way this thread is escaping my Pumpkins love. Not only is 1979 a heartfelt song, but it also came equipped with an award winning video, acclaimed by the media and fans alike.

The Smashing Pumpkins - Try, Try, Try

I find the one of the greatest travesties in the Pumpkins career, was that this video was largely written off, by, well everyone! In the usual Pumpkin the video tries to tell a story - this time of the lives of the homeless, heroin afflicted lives of a couple on the streets of a city in Sweden (the name of which escapes me!) Its a poignant message, of a problem that afflicts people around the world.

The Smashing Pumpkins - Zero

As brutally murdered by bands such as Evanescence, and a video of which ripped off for its artistic substance by Panic at the disco, Zero is a Pumpkins classic - there's no huge message in the video really, but the cinematography and artistic flair is great.

The Smashing Pumpkins - Cherub Rock (Live Acoustic)

There's no real video interest I guess really, but its an interesting cover of Cherub Rock non-the-less!

A Perfect Circle - Imagine (John Lennon Cover)

A travesty or a triumph? You decide. Some people can't stand this cover of Imagine, which I tend to think eclipses Lennon's original. This is the mood I get from the song's lyrics, so I tend to think the music fits them better in my eyes. I'm sure the Beatle fans will have an opinion!

Imagine - John Lennon

I though a bit of a comparison would go down nicely, so heres the Lennon version, which is like, but I do prefer the APC version admittedly.

A Perfect Circle - Judith

Back to APC. I'm not a huge fan of performance videos - there's not so much to them as seeing a band trying to fit a mini movie into the songs context. Judith on the other hand, I tend to think has a strong performance video - I think it captures the power of the song. Its moody.

A Perfect Circle - The Outsider

A brilliant video. Nothing like beautiful women indulging in civil disobedience. 2:30 in. Hilarious. I laughed my ass off the first time I saw it. I also suggest you search for the uncensored version. Its even better. But I didn't link it due to excessive swearing, and I guess ON wouldn't want that :hmmm:

The Prodigy - Firestarter

Can you say classic?

Muse - Knights of Cydonia

So far, my favourite music video of the year. A lot of fans like it, others loathe. I love it. Its got a simple comic charm to it. I mean, come on! Cowboys, robots, lazer guns and that damn hilarious eagle! Whats not to like.

This shall have to do for now! I've spent nearly an hour doing this :hmmm:

holy crap we can now embed videos!!!!



i've got some coming up soon!

AP's stolen the ones I would have posted

Calexico -- The Black Light


Dream Theater -- Lie


Can -- Mushroom (pure weirdness)


Kraftwerk -- Radioactivity (more weirdness)

A travesty or a triumph? You decide. Some people can't stand this cover of Imagine, which I tend to think eclipses Lennon's original. This is the mood I get from the song's lyrics, so I tend to think the music fits them better in my eyes. I'm sure the Beatle fans will have an opinion!

I really like APC's version of Imagine. Their other covers on eMOTIVe aren't that good though IMO.

And your muse video links to Firestarter...

Rammstein-Sonne


Muse- Assassin (Must watch it's the extended version)

Originally Posted by God

And your muse video links to Firestarter...

Yeah... my bad!

Sorted.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t33-3cvEeiw

Freaking amazing rendition of "Isn't it a Pity" by Billy Preston (RIP) at the Concert for George (RIP as well)

Heres some Chris De Burgh videos

Originally Posted by Atheist Piece

Alkaline Trio - "This Could Be Love"

Johnny Cash -- Hurt


Pink Floyd -- Comfortably Numb


Iron Maiden -- Fear of the Dark (Seeing these live tomorrow! )

Me doing vocals.