And at Duncan’s TV Music Videos I posted a review of the Sigur Ros ‘Glosoli’ music video featuring children running over the edge of a cliff to fly towards the sun.
I’ve just posted a couple of stories connected with the launch of Apple’s new Intel-chip-driven MacPro computer.
Apple Intel Factory
At Duncan’s TV Adland I’ve written up the story of the TV advertisement featuring the music of Moby, “God Moving Over the Face of the Water”, and a concept straight from Postal Service music video, “Such Great Heights”.
The blogosphere in Mac circles has been buzzing with the thought that once again Apple has used a copied concept for its marketing. As it turns out Josh & Xander, the directors of the Postal Service video are also the directors for the new Apple ad.
Postal Service Such Great Heights
Having seen the music video I thought it was worth writing up at Duncan’s TV Music Videos. The video was shot in a wafer fabrication plant - a factory where data is imprinted into silicon chips and disks.
And linked up with the two stories is the launch of Apple iLife 06 for Mac, and the MacBook Pro.
Green Day: Boulevard of Broken Dreams
The story of Jesus of Suburbia making his solitary way into the city.
Bright Eyes: At the Bottom of Everything
Passengers on a crashing plane come to terms with life and death in different ways.
Sarah McLachlan: World on Fire
A challenge to the priorities of the music industry, taking the cost of making a music video and donating it to charity projects around the world.
Eminem: When I’m Gone
Marshall Mathers raps about his realisation that his preoccupation with performing was destroying his family relationships. Could this be his swansong?
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