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Lorenz
I was just expecting a bit more effort. A music video should have something that catches your attention, tells a story - like Anybody Seen My Baby. What we got is a slideshow, what value does that add? Why would anyone show it on a TV channel? What purpose does it serve to release a video that won't be picked up by any TV channel (or perhaps, be played once because of the novelty value of a "new" Stones song).
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Question: whos the black girl with afro hair that appears at 2:15-2:16?
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Question: whos the black girl with afro hair that appears at 2:15-2:16?
Isn't that Marsha Hunt??
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Lorenz
I was just expecting a bit more effort. A music video should have something that catches your attention, tells a story - like Anybody Seen My Baby. What we got is a slideshow, what value does that add? Why would anyone show it on a TV channel? What purpose does it serve to release a video that won't be picked up by any TV channel (or perhaps, be played once because of the novelty value of a "new" Stones song).
It's a teaser and appetiser and preview (same as the 7" vinyl ) for selling a whole damn expensive deluxe set, including DVD footage material and whatnot...
there's more to come and in marketing you don't wanna give everything away with the first blow.
it's not a slide show.
actually it's styled graphically, moving and turning in pace.
it fits the concept of the EOMS cover and serves the song.
...now show me a clip that a 10 y/o did better.
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It's obvious this video was made to promote EMOS rather than PMS
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Lorenz
What we got is a slideshow, what value does that add? Why would anyone show it on a TV channel? What purpose does it serve to release a video that won't be picked up by any TV channel (or perhaps, be played once because of the novelty value of a "new" Stones song).
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Lorenz
I was just expecting a bit more effort. A music video should have something that catches your attention, tells a story - like Anybody Seen My Baby. What we got is a slideshow, what value does that add? Why would anyone show it on a TV channel? What purpose does it serve to release a video that won't be picked up by any TV channel (or perhaps, be played once because of the novelty value of a "new" Stones song).
It's a teaser and appetiser and preview (same as the 7" vinyl ) for selling a whole damn expensive deluxe set, including DVD footage material and whatnot...
there's more to come and in marketing you don't wanna give everything away with the first blow.
it's not a slide show.
actually it's styled graphically, moving and turning in pace.
it fits the concept of the EOMS cover and serves the song.
...now show me a clip that a 10 y/o did better.
I'm sorry, I don't agree. The rule is that if you want to sell something, your marketing better be good, I don't think (and the numbers show that) it is.
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Cafaro
Thank you for posting........I just cant get into this song. Mick's vocal and the production just seem to take away any Exile vibe the song may have once had.
The more I hear it, the less I like it. sorry.
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FolkyFireKitten1
It's obvious this video was made to promote EOMS rather than PMS
The Stones have done some great music videos, but this isn't one of them. This somehow seems much more like a commercial than a music video.
I can almost imagine the voice of Wolfman Jack at the end, urging me to "Pick up the new the Special Edition Of Exile On Main Street by The Rolling Stones and their new single, 'Plundered My Soul' !"
(Look at the Beatles' "Real Love" video on YouTube to see an imaginative, reflective, self-referential music video for a song that's been resurrected from decades before...)
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Question: whos the black girl with afro hair that appears at 2:15-2:16?
Isn't that Marsha Hunt??
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Exactly.
I hope people didn't want to see a 2009 Mick Jagger singing on the video ???
It's all about Exile & 1972...get with it.
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FolkyFireKitten1
It's obvious this video was made to promote EOMS rather than PMS
Exactly.
I hope people didn't want to see a 2009 Mick Jagger singing on the video ???
It's all about Exile & 1972...get with it.
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maumau
Question: whos the black girl with afro hair that appears at 2:15-2:16?
Isn't that Marsha Hunt??
Marsha Hunt: [www.google.com]
Angela Davis: [www.google.com]
Hard to tell, I'd have to watch the video again, but Davis was either on the run, in p[rison or on trial between 1970 and 1972, so assuming the clips are from 1971 early 1972, I doubt it is her!
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maumau
Question: whos the black girl with afro hair that appears at 2:15-2:16?
Isn't that Marsha Hunt??
Marsha Hunt: [www.google.com]
Angela Davis: [www.google.com]
Hard to tell, I'd have to watch the video again, but Davis was either on the run, in p[rison or on trial between 1970 and 1972, so assuming the clips are from 1971 early 1972, I doubt it is her!
Thanks. I'd forgotten when Angela Davis was having her law troubles. I must watch the video again.
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It's a teaser and appetiser and preview (same as the 7" vinyl ) for selling a whole damn expensive deluxe set, including DVD footage material and whatnot...
there's more to come and in marketing you don't wanna give everything away with the first blow.