#Art Of Noise

[chaptertwo-thepacnw]

[therobotmonster]

A Baffling Tribute to 80s Music Video Weirdness

The music video was more than just a great way to advertise your band, it was a way to do something weird as hell that would stick in your audience's mind and give a director or team of animators a chance to really stretch their legs.

Yeah, we'll be hitting some classics you knew, but hey, here's that song from Ferris Beuller's Day Off and about a dozen other movies, TV shows, and food commercials.

Turns out the song is about the beauty of nature, and "Yello" isn't even a reference to the color, but is rather "A Yelled Hello". This is, from what I've gathered, pretty standard for a Swiss Electronic Music group.

Untapped potential for the indie horror genre in Herbie Hancock's "Rock it" with whole new fields of strange animatronics.

Strange abstract costumed characters interacting in a song that makes a lot more sense with the original uncensored lyric "when I was a very small boy, very small boys talked to me, now that we've grown up together, they're all taking drugs with me."

TMBG would be a huge selection of weird music videos if I let them, so we'll focus just on Istanbul (Not Constantinople). TMBG had a policy of the videos never really having anything to do with the song lyrics, and every one is a weird surprise because of it.

You are commanded to enjoy.

The Talking Heads also had a lot of weird videos, and while everyone would expect Burning Down the House, I like Road to Nowhere better. Enjoy.

I saw this on an AlTV special, and could never find it because there's a lot of songs with this name, and Hilly Michaels isn't well known.

It's a sort of colored pencil rotoscoped animation thing and it's just perfect.

Oh hey guys, is this really necessary, can't we leave the deli tray out and split out of here?

TOO LATE! I'm posting Gor-Gor by GWAR. If I had to have my mind blown at 2am on Headbanger's ball at a sleepover at my cousin's place, you can have yours blown on the tumblr.dot.com in the year of your lord 2024.

Is Devo cheating? I feel like it might be.

Cyndi Lauper made great videos, but for absolute mind bending oddness, the Goonies tie-in video "Goonies R Good Enough" qualifies on the basis of the 2:15 minute mini-movie featuring Cyndi Lauper, her real life dad Captain Lou Albano, and a host of (at the time) WWF wrestlers that frames the video with Rick Flair trying to foreclose on the family gas station.

The music video ends on a cliffhanger. To this day no one knows how Cyndi got out of that mess. Someone rescued her. Moe, lets say.

I believe this is the Avant-Garde, and it does apear they never give up.

Curses, the ten video limit is hit! I may return soon!

[sowhatifiliveinfukuoka]

Art Of Noise

[wildandmoody]

GROUP: Various R&B, Soul, Disco, etc.

The Four Tops - Reach Out (w Motown "The Sound of Young America" Catalogue inner sleeve) (1967)

The O'Jays - Family Reunion (inner flap picture on the right) (1975)

Heatwave - Central Heating (1978)

Donna Summer - On The Radio: Greatest Hits Volumes 1 & 2 (1979)

Anita Baker - Rapture (1986)

Third World - Hold On To Love (1987)

GROUP: Various Stuff I Couldn't Fit Into Other Groups

Jethro Tull - Aqualung (1971)

Blondie - Eat to the Beat (1979)

Into Battle with the Art of Noise (1983)

Bob James - Sign of the Times (1981)

Prince & The Revolution - Purple Rain (1984) (2017 Rerelease)

Amy Winehouse - Back to Black (2006)

[peanutbuttaz]

Fairlight CMI zine ! Planning on putting this up on my website sometime this weekend.

[musicwithoutborders]

Art of Noise, Crusoe I In No Sense? Nonsense! , 1987

[music-interpretation-review]

Tom Jones et al. submitted in accordance with updated guidelines:

Kissing:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9tEvfIsDyo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5uZQFOfMSfY

Arson:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3eC35LoF4U

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYuldgIOelY

I posted the second one in a separate post. This is he first one submitted here.

Original–Cover Battle: Head-To-Head

[thesobsister]

“Rebel ‘Rouser” by Duane Eddy, who died last week, age 86, is one of those monumental late-‘50s/early-‘60s guitar-driven instrumental hits that, like “Rumble” and “Walk Don’t Run,” got a ton of kids dancing and a bunch of others picking up guitars and starting bands.

Eddy is cited by a stack of big-name artists as a formative influence. His sound craved even by such pop outsiders as Art of Noise, who teamed with him for a revision of his hit “Peter Gunn.”

A video that owes not a little to the “Girl Hunt Ballet” in 1953’s The Band Wagon.

Eddy’s twangy guitar is likely to continue impelling guitarists to crank the reverb up on their amps.

aav.

[adoreliv]

i need to get married at the little white chapel in vegas by an elvis to the song moments in love by art of noise if not then i will literally die.

[chaptertwo-thepacnw]

close (to the edit), art of noise |1984|

[rraaaarrl]

Good Evening

[schibborasso]

well, you can be unhappy even at the seaside

[o-link]

O.link - Diapo // 12/11/24 // Viktor Sheleg Art of Noise - Moments In Love // Par c2go [creanet.paris] // Source : optimisme.link

Projet // Wondershare Filmora 14 // Adobe Premiere Pro // Photo Studio 2025 // Acdsee

[vinylica]

[americanprimitives]

Art of Noise | Close (to the Edit) | 1984

to be in England in the summertime with my love close to the edge