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06 February 2005, 09:11 PM
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Blimey, that MC Hammer could move 
Best dancers so far.
I don't know about you but my most memorable video is the Fat Boy Slim one shot in the Mall with the 'art school' dancers. - Praise You. Funny as f**k
Best of all time is clearly Eric Prydz.... but hold on, Addicted To Love by the late great Robert Palmer should not be ignored...
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Best dancers so far.I don't know about you but my most memorable video is the Fat Boy Slim one shot in the Mall with the 'art school' dancers. - Praise You. Funny as f**k
Best of all time is clearly Eric Prydz.... but hold on, Addicted To Love by the late great Robert Palmer should not be ignored...
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06 February 2005, 09:50 PM
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who votes for these CH4 polls? - do the producers accost variety club sunshine coaches and quiz the occupants??
where was Coffee and TV by Blur ??? best* vid ever IMO.
* until I remeber a better one..
where was Coffee and TV by Blur ??? best* vid ever IMO.
* until I remeber a better one..
06 February 2005, 11:57 PM
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Sledge Hammer at number 2.
Tiggers will be pleased.
I heard that the animation for the video was done by the same team that did the Evil Dead movies. Is that right?
Tiggers will be pleased.
I heard that the animation for the video was done by the same team that did the Evil Dead movies. Is that right?
07 February 2005, 12:02 AM
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Originally Posted by unclebuck
Sledge Hammer at number 2.
Tiggers will be pleased.
I heard that the animation for the video was done by the same team that did the Evil Dead movies. Is that right?
Tiggers will be pleased.
I heard that the animation for the video was done by the same team that did the Evil Dead movies. Is that right?
What came top of the poll as a matter of interest?
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07 February 2005, 12:06 AM
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Originally Posted by tiggers
Whether you like the music or not it was a groundbreaking video - in fact it was one of the first instances of a video driving a song's popularity and to be honest musically it's far from Gabriels's finest work. Think you're right about the Evil Dead team or some of them at least.
What came top of the poll as a matter of interest?
Regards,
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What came top of the poll as a matter of interest?
Regards,
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07 February 2005, 12:11 AM
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Originally Posted by unclebuck
Thriller.... no surprise there then.
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07 February 2005, 12:52 AM
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Originally Posted by tiggers
Thought that would be the case - fair enough though - it was pretty jawdropping when it was first released even if it did eat up the budget of a small Hollywood movie.
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The Sldgehammer video was done by Aardman, of Wallace and Gromit fame (IIRC)
Didn't see this. Where did 'I want to break free' chart? (if at all)
Didn't see this. Where did 'I want to break free' chart? (if at all)
07 February 2005, 07:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Sticky Stuff
The Sldgehammer video was done by Aardman, of Wallace and Gromit fame (IIRC)
Didn't see this. Where did 'I want to break free' chart? (if at all)
Didn't see this. Where did 'I want to break free' chart? (if at all)
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07 February 2005, 07:22 AM
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Originally Posted by unclebuck
Still awesome, as is Billie Jean
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07 February 2005, 07:35 AM
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Was that Thriller? Or Bad.
Don't remember them doing this with Thriller (but I am getting on a bit) but I certainly remember Bad being shown at some stupid hour, and me baing daft enough to stay up and watch
On a similar theme to this thread, the 'Magic' channel were showing a night of 'Epic' videos on Friday. There was no definition of what made each of them an 'Epic', and IMHO 80% of the ones they showed were utter shoite! (Not that I can remember any of them at this moment in time)
Don't remember them doing this with Thriller (but I am getting on a bit
) but I certainly remember Bad being shown at some stupid hour, and me baing daft enough to stay up and watch On a similar theme to this thread, the 'Magic' channel were showing a night of 'Epic' videos on Friday. There was no definition of what made each of them an 'Epic', and IMHO 80% of the ones they showed were utter shoite! (Not that I can remember any of them at this moment in time
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What I want to know is, where was Daft Punk's "Da Funk" video with the dog/man & broken leg? THE greatest video of the 90s, no question.
Another Spike Jonze classic .... in fact the whole bloody thing was a Spike Jonze benefit! Beastie Boys' "Sabotage", the Fatboy Slim "Praise You" & "Weapon of Choice" videos, Bjork .....
Good to see "Windowlicker" in there tho'
Another Spike Jonze classic .... in fact the whole bloody thing was a Spike Jonze benefit! Beastie Boys' "Sabotage", the Fatboy Slim "Praise You" & "Weapon of Choice" videos, Bjork .....
Good to see "Windowlicker" in there tho'
07 February 2005, 10:59 AM
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Shame that Korn's Freak on a Leash video didn't figure as I think that is fantastic Then again, it's probably not mainstream enough to make it onto such a poll, despite winning awards 
Then again, it's probably not mainstream enough to make it onto such a poll, despite winning awards
No justice at 67 
07 February 2005, 11:29 AM
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Originally Posted by tiggers
Whether you like the music or not it was a groundbreaking video - in fact it was one of the first instances of a video driving a song's popularity and to be honest musically it's far from Gabriels's finest work. Think you're right about the Evil Dead team or some of them at least.
Originally Posted by tiggers
What came top of the poll as a matter of interest? .
07 February 2005, 11:36 AM
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Originally Posted by mattstant
I dont know tiggers you hate top Gun you love peter gabriel (and blue velvet)are we related
07 February 2005, 11:37 AM
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No Michael Jackson "Black or White"? Wasn't that the one with McCauley Culkin(sp) starting in Africa? It was also a mini-movie, and ultra-hyped.
The one I always remember was Thomas Dolby's Hyperactive.
The one I always remember was Thomas Dolby's Hyperactive.
07 February 2005, 11:55 AM
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I fell asleep between no 8 and 1.
Woke up when Thriller was on, it was an obvious number 1, especially to those of us old enough to have watched it when new.
One of my faves is Virtual insanity, but I started watching the show after 10pm (damn scooby meets) and so I missed it.
Woke up when Thriller was on, it was an obvious number 1, especially to those of us old enough to have watched it when new.
One of my faves is Virtual insanity, but I started watching the show after 10pm (damn scooby meets
) and so I missed it.
07 February 2005, 12:54 PM
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Originally Posted by brickboy
Good to see "Windowlicker" in there tho'
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