No scantily clad babes, not crotch exhibitioning, but nevertheless... They don't play it like this anymore:

I'd say "Ashes To Ashes" by David Bowie, "Strawberry Fields Forever" by The Beatles, "Jumping Jack Flash" by The Stones or "Mull Of Kintyre" by Macca.


Last one IS a joke....

JumpingKentFlash

Mull Of Kintyre... man, I really hate that song. It might sound weird but I really like the new Gnarls Barkley's Smiley Faces video, Mick and Keith are present as well.

"Rape, murder, it's just a shot away..."

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> Mull Of Kintyre... man, I really hate that song.
> It might sound weird but I really like the new
> Gnarls Barkley's Smiley Faces video, Mick and
> Keith are present as well.


Check out the video for Mötörhead's "Whorehouse Blues". There's a hilarious impression of Jagger in that one.

JumpingKentFlash

i always loved

1. jumping jack flash

2. its only rock and roll, but i like it!!!
the stones looking cool and seems like they are having a blast..

Pietro, that was amazing, thankyou.

I play guitar and watching that is truly inspiring. Can you recommend any releases/ cd's of this stuff?

I never knew he could only use two fingers. Even more incredible.

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What's your favourite flavour?...........Cherry Red!!

Ashes To Ashes is a good choice for the best music video ever. Ofcourse JJFlash and IORR for example are great to watch, but that's because of Stones performance, and the song....Ashes To Ashes would have been great even if you had no feelings for Bowie's work.

Yeah well I always looked upon those videos as "performance videos" (JJF, IORR). Also, Rough Justice is KILLER like that...

JumpingKentFlash

Shakira - Hips Dont Lie :-)
Maybe Mick should do a video: Lips don't lie



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That's the best hip video ever made, perhaps.

Hurt by Johnny Cash.

Shows pretty much every other music video up for the glorified soda commercials and sexually-frustrated teenager wank-fests that they really are



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Hurt - Johnny Cash

Thriller - Michael Jackson

Jumpin' Jack Flash - Stones

Ashes To Ashes - David Bowie

DJ - David Bowie

Hearts Filthy Lesson - David Bowie

Thursday Child - David Bowie

Thanks! - That was Great.

Do I sense sarcasm from Rialb?

Club Nouveau's 1988 cover of "Lean On Me".

"Two Tribes" - Frankie goes to Hollywood
Anything with Shakira
"Hurt" is excellent.
"Wake me up before you Go Go!!!!" LOL That has got to be the most absurd frou frou fluff ever conceived.

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

10cc Crying. Because it was the begining of Creme/Godley's video production company that went on to make fantastic videos.

Absolutely no contest -- 'Hurt' by Johnny Cash






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series of dreams-dylan

Yeah that's a milestone, same goes for Subterranean Homesick Blues.

Undercover and Too Much Blood!

Duran Duran - Girls On Film - Hungry Like The Wolf - Rio
Michael Jackson - Billie Jean - Thriller - Smooth Criminal

What about Love Is Strong?
Hurt is pretty good.

One of the first and one of the greats......
Originally shown in theatres before the main feature......circa 1928











ROCKMAN

Love Is Strong by The Rolling Stones. That's it

Jan Richards

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Yeah,love is strong is super,love both video and the song

Thanks, Rockman for the Black and White ones, always love those.
Here is one I loved as a kid.

George Formby plays "Our Sgt. Major" on his uke-banjo





and this one





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But this one is my fav.

In Bloom - Nirvana





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These Boots Are Made For Walking - Jessica Simpson
Jumpin' Jack Flash - The Strolling Bones

The Who - Who Are You

Moon looks like a kid in a sweet shop bashing a drum kit for the first time, Entwistle looks bored, Daltrey is the rock star and Townshend is taking it seriously. Also the mix on the soundtrack is so much better than the LP version.