Thank yew! I'm surprised you haven't seen "Stupid Girl," just because MTV had it on heavy rotation for quite a while (it basically consisted of film that had been heavy damaged; hard to describe).
To address individually: 1) Jonze and Fincher rock the Casbah; I know Mulcahy's name, but I'm not remembering any of his work. Help me out? 2) Wayne Isham has been around since the Mesozoic Era, and is painfully middle-of-the-road. If you ever see something that's high-budget, totally derivative and not terribly interesting, it's probably his. 3) Matt Mahurin did Metallica's "Unforgiven," which was a good clip, but since then he has specialized in pretentious soft-focus surreal artsy stuff ever since, and it really doesn't work. 4) "Take on Me's" great, a true classic, but it doesn't quite resonate with me for some reason. There's a few that I didn't include that fall in that category (e.g. "Buddy Holly" by Weezer). 5) The rest of Peter Gabriel's stuff I've found to be only decent at best, with the possible exception of "Big Time." Foo Fighters...ummm...a good video band, but I couldn't think of anything else of theirs that I thought was exceptional, if that makes any sense. 6) "Do the Evolution probably should've been on. Oh, well.
So, could I talk you into doing your top 100 / 20 / 10 / whatever? (That goes for everyone else, too.)
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Date: 2003-05-27 11:46 am (UTC)To address individually:
1) Jonze and Fincher rock the Casbah; I know Mulcahy's name, but I'm not remembering any of his work. Help me out?
2) Wayne Isham has been around since the Mesozoic Era, and is painfully middle-of-the-road. If you ever see something that's high-budget, totally derivative and not terribly interesting, it's probably his.
3) Matt Mahurin did Metallica's "Unforgiven," which was a good clip, but since then he has specialized in pretentious soft-focus surreal artsy stuff ever since, and it really doesn't work.
4) "Take on Me's" great, a true classic, but it doesn't quite resonate with me for some reason. There's a few that I didn't include that fall in that category (e.g. "Buddy Holly" by Weezer).
5) The rest of Peter Gabriel's stuff I've found to be only decent at best, with the possible exception of "Big Time." Foo Fighters...ummm...a good video band, but I couldn't think of anything else of theirs that I thought was exceptional, if that makes any sense.
6) "Do the Evolution probably should've been on. Oh, well.
So, could I talk you into doing your top 100 / 20 / 10 / whatever? (That goes for everyone else, too.)