Monday, May 18, 2009
Video Catching Up: Modest Mouse - "Satellite Skin" and Vivian Girls - "Moped Girls"
Posted by Eric Grandy on Mon, May 18, 2009 at 10:56 AM
I know, these are days (days!) old, but both songs and videos are worth a listen and a look. The first is made by Tool video-maker (and Cha Cha bartender) Kevin Willis for the (pretty good? just okay?) first single from Modest Mouse's forthcoming No One's First and You're Next; the second is just more adorable awesomeness from Vivian Girls (update: directed by local Brady Hall). (Do not attempt to watch simultaneously.)
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the vivian girls video was directed by local film maker brady hall. he should get a credit here too. cause he directed it. it didn't shoot itself. he doesn't work at the cha cha.
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Amended, and thanks—I was familiar with Willis' work, both behind the camera and otherwise, but hadn't heard of Hall until now.
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"it didn't shoot itself" means the video didn't shoot itself. #1 was trying to give you credit, Brady.
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...and nevermind. I misread that as "I actually did shoot it myself." Jesus. I need some more coffee. Hey, nice video, Brady.
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yeah right "brady" YOU pull YOUR head out of YOUR ass!!!direct a vid for perfect circle and make me a marg. then we can talk shop.
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This comment section is moving along swimmingly and as any good comment section should. FUCK YOU BOTH!
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But it could use some Vivian Girls hatred, though. I've noticed quite a bit of that on the other blogs where the video is posted. Chop chop, people!!
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