Ladies and Gentlemen, Australian electronic band Bag Raiders bring you, the meme, the myth, the legend, “Shooting Stars”. The official music video.
To be quite honest, this is actually a decent song to listen too. If only it wasn’t for the vast amount of memes utilizing this song, most likely more people would take it seriously. kinda like “All Stars” by Smash Mouth.
Hit song from The B-52’s and the album of the same name, “Rock Lobster”, released in 1979. This version in particular is the shortened version for radio use.
This music video really shows want it means to be a good New Wave band back in the day.
5 years after there last album or any independent work, Squeeze Me by N.E.R.D was created solely for the 2015 movie “The Spongebob Movie: Sponge Out of Water”.
Even though this movie wasn’t very good, it still confused and intrigued me that a kids show like Spongebob were its had no previous use of psychedelic visuals, is using psychedelic visuals to both promote and entertain viewers of there movie with. I mean it worked in the long run i thought it was cool, and it makes me wonder why more shows don’t incorporate psychedelic visuals. Marketing gimmick?
An audio recording of Carl Sagan on the topic of extraterrestrials turned into a beautifully vivd animation.
Based on the youtube channel “Blank on Blank” which turns audio recordings of famous figures into psychedelic animations in order to help expand and get the overall message and/or wisdom of the topic across with better success.
This is what the Laserdisc was invented for!
Stop motion psychedelic lego music video for garage rock band The White Stripes, from there smash single “Fell In Love With A Girl” off there album “White Blood Cells”.
Such an amazing song. it just sucks that its not even 2 minutes long and always leave me wanting more.
From the Irish-born English electronic band Aphex Twins, off there first major label and EP “On”
Another animated video from Omeleto for those that need a little big more convincing. This time being a video short about a kid who cannot express his emotions properly and in turn is misunderstood by many but comes to accept and embrace the very thing that makes him unique.
A beautiful and simple message all hidden within a stunning visual masterpiece.
Experimental electronic band The Death Set, bring us a music video featuring an army of pop culture surrealism through the streets of New York City for there single “They Come to Get Us”.
If you like this song, i’d suggest listening to the official remix by Designer Drugs. Its basically just an extended version of this song, but i prefer it over the original by 10 fold.
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