Clark Clark - Tooth Moves

[Joyrex]

[vimeo]38192816[/vimeo]

 

NSFW !

[mcbpete]

Joyrex - I've added a NSFW on that, it gets a bit nudey towards the end !

 

Is that an official video for it, seems like they've gone for the 'stick some old independent film footage onto the music and vaguely sync some edit points to the music' route ...

[gmanyo]

Joyrex gets a warning point.

[syd syside]

That was awesome! Reminds me of the Beatles for some reason. Got a very 60's Psychedelic vibe from it. Tooth Moves is probably my favorite track on the new album. Thanks for posting this.

[Joyrex]

Joyrex - I've added a NSFW on that, it gets a bit nudey towards the end !

 

Is that an official video for it, seems like they've gone for the 'stick some old independent film footage onto the music and vaguely sync some edit points to the music' route ...

 

Ah, thanks - I didn't watch it all the way though. Yeah, it's basically someone using a Clark track (to good effect, I think) to old movie footage.

[gmanyo]

lol

 

I didn't watch it all the way though.

lol

[Joyrex]

 

How is this jumping the shark?

[Aphex_Squarepusher_Twin]

Arthur Herbert Fonzarelli (also Fonzie, The Fonz, or Fonz) - remember the sitcom Happy Days!!! ;-)

[FLA FUR BIS FLE]

For those who are not aware, this is simply a scene from Alejandro Jodorowsky's "The Holy Mountain", set to the Clark track.

[Joyrex]

Arthur Herbert Fonzarelli (also Fonzie, The Fonz, or Fonz) - remember the sitcom Happy Days!!! ;-)

 

I know what show it's from (I'll ignore the fact a foreigner is telling me about an American sitcom) - the image is in reference to a term called "jumping the shark" (in the episode the Fonz literally jumped a shark, and many felt this was the turning point that Happy Days was losing it's direction and appeal), and is used for other shows or things that become a parody of themselves... hence my question as to why it was used here (assuming the poster knows the meaning behind the image).

[gmanyo]

Maybe he thought it was overly ridiculous. I kind of did.

[mcbpete]

Compression pumping with Clark ?

 

MMm, it sort of rhymes.... nah not sure the reason for his image post either to be honest !

[Joyrex]

Well, I didn't like Iradelphic and combining its content with Holy Mountain imagery seemed to completely fulfill the original meaning behind the term "jumping the shark" as a "point of no return" in terms of quality...I'll move along though, I've never even posted in this subforum so no need to start off as a troll

 

Ah, I see - well, you're entitled to your opinion - I just didn't make the connection.

[rstark]

didn't watch it all the way through?