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29 August 2013
Offline Hey Jude said
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There have been some suggestions along these lines as they produced a number of short films to accompany songs quite early on; then again there was the film of Dylan doing Subterranean Homesick Blues quite early too – probably lots of others from the early to mid 60s from a number of performers.
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1 November 2013
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Do music scenes in movies count as music videos. (This seems more yestorday and today that All Togeathr Now)
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12 November 2013
Offline Annadog40 said
Do music scenes in movies count as music videos. (This seems more yestorday and today that All Togeathr Now)
Some what yearh. If that’s what they choose to promote it.
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5.16pm
14 February 2013
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"....take a sad song & make it Meilleur"....
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Offline Not sure if The Beatles actually invented music videos but one thing is for sure, once they started doing them, everyone started getting into the act. As with anything The Beatles did in the 60’s, the were always copied and considered trend setters!
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21 November 2012
Offline trcanberra said
Hey Jude said
Just want to knowThere have been some suggestions along these lines as they produced a number of short films to accompany songs quite early on; then again there was the film of Dylan doing Subterranean Homesick Blues quite early too – probably lots of others from the early to mid 60s from a number of performers.
To support this:
”In addition to the song’s influence on music, the song was used in what became one of the first “modern” promotional film clips, the forerunner of what later became known as the music video. Although Rolling Stoneranked it 7th in the magazine’s October 1993 list of “100 Top Music Videos”, the original clip was actually the opening segment of D. A. Pennebaker‘s film, Dont Look Back, a documentary on Bob Dylan’s 1965 tour of England.”
So though it may have been the forerunner of music videos, it wasn’t specifically created to be one. It was filmed in 1965 by the way.
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