The Whispers video appreciation thread
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What's amazing about the Keep On Loving Me video is that I've yet to show it to someone who doesn't immediately fall in love with it. And if they're from LA, people go especially ape-shit.
btw, dude on the right in the still shot of the "This Time" video looks like Herbie.
btw, dude on the right in the still shot of the "This Time" video looks like Herbie.
Woimsah said:What's amazing about the Keep On Loving Me video is that I've yet to show it to someone who doesn't immediately fall in love with it. And if they're from LA, people go especially ape-shit.
I was going to say the same thing. Regardless of your feelings about the song (of which I am quite fond), you're probably going to love the video.
My indie rocker brother and his friends posted it all over facebook and got geeked over it.
I was going to say the same thing. Regardless of your feelings about the song (of which I am quite fond), you're probably going to love the video.
My indie rocker brother and his friends posted it all over facebook and got geeked over it.
disco_che said:
Does anybody recognize what city this walking to the music takes place in? I want to go there and re-enact it with my wife and kids.
Does anybody recognize what city this walking to the music takes place in? I want to go there and re-enact it with my wife and kids.
batmon said:Phill With 2 Ls said:disco_che said:
Does anybody recognize what city this walking to the music takes place in? I want to go there and re-enact it with my wife and kids.
Im guessing Detroit. Google the skyline and see those three shiny buildings.
100% Los Angeles. They start outside the Pacific Design Center in W Hollywood (or "The Blue Whale", as we call it -- you might recognize it, however, as Sandra Bullock's apartment complex in Demolition Man).
Then when they're walking, that's Century City, before they remodeled the crap out of it.
Is Woimsah still around?
We had a pretty good/stupid argument over the best part of LA to vacation in.
We had a pretty good/stupid argument over the best part of LA to vacation in.
coolchris said:I have watched this nearly 500 times. Never fails to put me in a good mood. That track kills in the club too.
I think somebody might have done one of those smack-house/slo-mo-disco re-edits of it as well. I seem to remember hearing one which flipped a Whispers tune a few years ago.
I think somebody might have done one of those smack-house/slo-mo-disco re-edits of it as well. I seem to remember hearing one which flipped a Whispers tune a few years ago.
DOR said:coolchris said:I have watched this nearly 500 times. Never fails to put me in a good mood.
Caldwell especially.
No doubt. On my list of Music Video Moves To Someday Master, the Nicholas Caldwell newspaper-fold-transitioning-into-Mashed-Potato-quickstep maneuver from the "Keep On Lovin' Me" video is definitely close to the top.
I am, alas, still toiling near the bottom while endlessly fine-tuning my Eddie Money popeyed-fingersnap-white-scarf-dip-spin-transitioning-into-passenger-side-entry from the "Shakin'" video.
I'll get there, though. Caldwell is the beacon. "If it's worth doing, it's worth over-doing."
Caldwell especially.
No doubt. On my list of Music Video Moves To Someday Master, the Nicholas Caldwell newspaper-fold-transitioning-into-Mashed-Potato-quickstep maneuver from the "Keep On Lovin' Me" video is definitely close to the top.
I am, alas, still toiling near the bottom while endlessly fine-tuning my Eddie Money popeyed-fingersnap-white-scarf-dip-spin-transitioning-into-passenger-side-entry from the "Shakin'" video.
I'll get there, though. Caldwell is the beacon. "If it's worth doing, it's worth over-doing."
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