Jason Koxvold’s video pairs crashing cars with crashing guitars. The result is… at least unusual.Ĭitizens Here and Abroad - You Drive and We’ll Listen To Music The production of this video clip took several thousands Polaroid photos. Try not to watch this video too many times it begins to feel a little more disturbing each time. The emotional effects of this practice range from silly to unsettling. The video for this song was shot using different film frequencies, allowing various actions to unfold at different rates within the same frame. Radiohead – “Street Spirit (Fade Out)” (1995) What about a music video which is made with thousands of 6-sided dice? Exactly. Probably one of the most beautiful music videos ever made. Nick Cave & Kylie Mingoue - Where The Wild Roses Grow Hares driving on the bicycles and clapping their hands at the same time? A masterpiece from the year 2007. And they can play both on drums and guitars pretty well.Ġ0:38 is the best moment in the history of music videos. But it doesn’t make them less sympathetic. These freaking vikings are both cool and strange. Jason Forrest - “War Photographer” (2005) What is this guy whispering? Who is the guy? And what is he doing in the tunnel? You need to watch this video till the very end. The screenshots often don’t reveal that much about the videos they stand for. You might want to read the descriptions of the videos - they are provided below every link. Add Music To Your Workflow To Improve Results.Please notice that you might need to watch some videos at least twice to get the idea behind them.
Hopefully, everyone will find something new and inspiring for himself/herself. The videos all perfectly to the music which is being played in the background. While many of them are well-known, you’ll probably find some videos you’ve never watched before. Some of the videos are thought-provoking, some of them are funny and some are bizarre. In this post we present some unusual music videos for your monday’s coffee break. And sometimes it’s just useful to make a break - for instance, watching some music videos. Particularly if you are stuck with some problem you can’t find a workaround for, a beautiful song can give you a new perspective, let you see the problem from a different angle. That group split around 2007, and that’s when I started a One Man Band.Music has always been an excellent source of inspiration. I studied art and just played guitar writing songs between the age of 17-19 then I started a group called Known around 1999, the first line up changed around 2001 and that band was active till 2007 we used to do gorilla style busking as a band that’s how I got into busking.
One when I was 13 called Eclipse that played some originals and covers, that group then morphed into a metal band by the time I was 17. I started to learn to play guitar when I was 11 and started some bands in school. Hello my name is Lewis Floyd Henry, I am a One Man Band based in London.Ĭan you tell me a bit about how you started out playing, did you play in a group or on your own before taking your talent on the streets? I was blessed to get a response from the man who has a folky blues style, which transforms seamlessly into high-velocity rock grooves and commands the attention of everyone that passes by on the streets. I couldn’t pass up the chance to learn more about this talented artist, so I sent a message to him via Facebook. He was armed with a battery-operated amplifier and a custom-made toddler-sized drum kit banging out covers of Jimi Hendrix, T-Rex, Wu-Tang Clan’s ‘Protect Ya Neck.’ I was blown away and 3-hours later I was still looking for more videos to look at of this guy. I caught a viral video of this one-man band, Lewis Floyd Henry.
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