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Whether it be artistic merit, the video that got you into a band/ genre, memories or just for the lulz, what are yours?
I especially want to hear from you don't like the tune itself but the video is just soo good.
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(used the search function but 'music' happens to pop up quite a bit so sorry if this has been done.)
Some of mine to get the ball rollin'.

Hate to jump on this for like the millionth time
09 would just not have been the same

Nah, good call Zena. That video cracks me jokes!

This without a doubt..

Prodigy - Smack My Bitch Up

That Skepta tune that had everybody's knickers in a twist

video is great, beat is good, lyrics are average.



someone else on this furom posted it here first,. props to them

This probably doesn't count but I like it anyways

All these are wicked! Nice to see 64hz has posted without a bit fat 'repost', glad this hasn't been done.
The Pearl Jam video is my favourite so far, but these are all very good.
The one above this post is cracked out!

On a serious note
I love this

Surprised this hasn't been mentioned yet.

Clever shit

all of the videos from homework are quality, but something about this one i really like

Surprised this hasn't been posted yet



Oooh and then there's this:

Best Original Video:



I also have a massive respect for live videos and performances. This video is epic on a level hard to express with words (electric harp solo!)

But anywho this is probably my favrorite music video ever..... just epic




Honerable mention:

What is the Rabbit in Your Headlight video about?
At first I thought the man represented mental illness and all the people were just running him over with looks of distain because society does not like mental illness as an issue. Then when he took his coat off it made me think that maybe mental illness wasn't the only issue here. Maybe the man represents anyone with an affliction/frame of mind/way of life that the majority of society looks down on.
The coat represented hiding what society doesn't like about the man/(you/us/them) or perhaps hiding the shame of what society deems abnormal. When he had it on he was agreeing that he was sub-standard and so was vulnerable to the cars hitting him (societies cruelty). As soon as he accepted and came to terms with his abnormality (took his coat off) he became invincible.
That's what I got from it anyway.

Beastie Boys do 70s cop drama




Puretone with their Mad Max inspired madness