Moonlit_Angel
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I just always have, the whole time I've been here . Plus, some people don't like typing out screennames all the time, the real name can be easier and quicker to type.
Angela
Angela
I just always have, the whole time I've been here . Plus, some people don't like typing out screennames all the time, the real name can be easier and quicker to type.
Angela
then why have a different screename the first place?
(speaking of which, I also heard their song "Bang and Blame" last night, too-it's been years since I've heard that song, was nice to listen to it again).
I haven't heard that one in a long time. That's with all the black and white landscapes.
Another one I like from the Talking Heads is Naive Melody
Sometimes all you need is a lamp.
Sledgehammer is definitely a classic. I also like Digging in the Dirt
YouTube - Peter Gabriel - Digging In The Dirt (1992)
Love the Depeche Mode, too, that's one of my favorite songs of theirs (and where on Earth was that video filmed? That scenery is gorgeous).
Angela
The Anton Corbijn-directed music video for "Enjoy the Silence" references the themes and storyline of the philosophical children's book The Little Prince. Footage of Gahan dressed as a stereotypical king wandering the hillsides of Scotland, the coast of Portugal and finally the Swiss Alps with a deck chair is intercut with black-and-white footage of the band posing. Brief flashes of a single rose (which is also on the album cover of Violator) appear throughout the scenes.
When Corbijn presented the concept of the video to the band, which at the time was simply "Dave dressed up as a king, walking around with a deck chair", they initially rejected it. They changed their minds, when he explained that the idea was that the King (Dave) was represented "a man with everything in the world, just looking for a quiet place to sit"; a king of no kingdom. Andy Fletcher jokes that he favoured the video because "[he] only had to do about an hour's worth of work".
The video uses a slightly different mix of the song (the most notable difference being a new and extended introduction) that has not been released in any audio format. The final long shots of the king walking through the snow are not Gahan but rather the video's producer, Richard Bell. Gahan had left the set, tiring of the cold in Switzerland (recounted by Gahan in the intro to The Videos (86-98)).
YouTube - Peter Gabriel & Kate Bush -Don't Give Up
Not an action-packed video by any means, I simply find this one so touching. Just something about the way those two are holding each other...I think it's quite sweet. Doesn't hurt that the song's awesome, too.
Angela