DREAMS: Deep Dish Video

[Richard B]

See it right here:
Deep Dish: Dreams Video

[JazmenFlowers]

WHAT THE ****?

horrid.

[desrtangl]

i hear the music....but don't see any video? is anyone else seeing a video?

[JazmenFlowers]

Originally Posted by desrtangl

i hear the music....but don't see any video? is anyone else seeing a video?

unfortunately. you ain't missing anything.

[Richard B]

It is dreamy imagery, I liked it, linear as it is though.

The girl is very cute in that European way.

Love the end scene where she's spinning around in her dream state right before they cut to her in her bed.

[SapphireSister]

I can't see it from my comp at work. Is there anything Stevie related in it?

[Boots]

I can't see a gosh darn thing.

[strandinthewind]

that pooooorrr coffe mug

[Richard B]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

that pooooorrr coffe mug

hahaha.

Her poor hair...just going everywhere.

When she is laying in the snow...it sure looked like real snow. That must have been a bitch to shoot. Poor thing.

[paleshadow]

Originally Posted by SapphireSister

I can't see it from my comp at work. Is there anything Stevie related in it?

No, but part of it reminds me of the video for "Don't Come Around Here No More".

[David]

This dance music, or club music, or whatever you call it, doesn't have any subtext: it's all surface beat, grinding, pulsating, in-your-face sexuality. It's really anomalistic to link this style with Fleetwood Mac's "Dreams," which is about subtext, stealth, disingenuousness, holding back & raising your eyebrow inquisitively: it's about mystery.

There's no mystery of this sort in club/grind music: it's just oonga-boonga drums & lurid pornographic impulses in a crowded nightclub in the tropics, a constant assault on the ears & the chest: thumping, thumping, bumping, grinding, like an eggbeater.

Stuff like this has its uses, I guess, like in the aerobics class at the gym; but it attracts a tasteless contingent that is unavoidably labeled as such, some of whom seem to use it as the soundtrack to their lives.

[Richard B]

Originally Posted by paleshadow

No, but part of it reminds me of the video for "Don't Come Around Here No More".

I thought the same thing.

[JazmenFlowers]

Originally Posted by David

This dance music, or club music, or whatever you call it, doesn't have any subtext:

I love club music. I really do. I see what you're saying and there are for sure many dance songs/artists that would fall into your description, but there are some that I don't think do. The soundtrack of my life includes as many dance songs as Stevie songs. There are often times when a dance song brings just as much emotion in me as a Stevie song.

artists like iio, Goldfrapp, Kristine W., Black Fras, ATB, Armin Van Buren and others are as much artists as anyone else. Granted Pepper Mashay, Amber (tho I still love her) and others are exactly what you're describing.

[Richard B]

Originally Posted by JazmenFlowers

I love club music. I really do. I see what you're saying and there are for sure many dance songs/artists that would fall into your description, but there are some that I don't think do. The soundtrack of my life includes as many dance songs as Stevie songs. There are often times when a dance song brings just as much emotion in me as a Stevie song.

artists like iio, Goldfrapp, Kristine W., Black Fras, ATB, Armin Van Buren and others are as much artists as anyone else. Granted Pepper Mashay, Amber (tho I still love her) and others are exactly what you're describing.

Don't forget one of my favs:
Basement Jaxx

They move it. I also like Roysköp when their not being miserably depressing.

[JazmenFlowers]

Originally Posted by Richard B

Don't forget one of my favs:
Basement Jaxx

They move it. I also like Roysköp when their not being miserably depressing.

ahhh.

I also love Deepest Blue, but talk about slit your wrist depressing...sheesh.