Amazing Music Videos

Gandicles wrote:

Big Poppa Nick (Wed Dec 15, 2010 9:02 pm) wrote:

The greatest Video ever recorded.

I respectfully disagree.

It's ok if you mute it. Holy Diver is the win.

Cibo Matto is a New York City-based band formed by two Japanese women, Yuka Honda and Miho Hatori. The lyrics in their songs are primarily concerned with food. And they were down with the Beastie Boys and Sean Lennon. Case closed. Check out their videos and try to find their first record, Viva la Woman

This video proves that the Dillinger Escape Plan is better than your favorite band. Your favorite band won't walk on your head in the first 30 seconds of their song.

While I'm not their biggest fan, I am ridiculously happy to know that I'm not the only person on this board who likes Cibo Matto. Seriously, there's like, twelve people who've even heard of 'em.


Also, this may be fan-made, but damn if it isn't good.

jfx316 wrote:
Cibo Matto

YES!
I first Heard them on Jet set radio future.
The music is one of the main reason I love that game.

Black Label Society's "Overlord" video cracks me up

While not an official video, Kool Keith's "I Don't Believe You" is likely the best rap song ever made. It cuts to the bone of what rap has turned into at this point. Plus, whoever made this video is brilliant. Put yourself of the back, sir or madam....

Another fan video for another Kool Keith song. Big shouts for the "Make his beard grow" line at 1:28 because that's such an insane and random line in the song. And props for pictures of Sinbad. He aint dead, or so I hear....

Busta Rhymes has made some pretty amazing video, but this was the one that made me say "Wow. This guys has either lost his mind of done alot of acid as some point". One of my favorite tracks by him as well. The line "Even though we get money you can gimme some mo'" is how I try and live my life.

This is the greatest rap song ever made. The liberal use of the word 'Whoa' is the reason the English language will never die. Gotta love the 90's style rap video setup: Artist and his homies from the block rocking out to the track cut with some completely unrealistic premise. You know, like Puffy driving an 18-wheeler rigged with fireworks to pick up Black Rob as he jumps off his fire escape.

I still love this song to this day.

Embedding was disabled, whatever. That's the only one you don't have to sign in to watch. Just follow the link.

EDIT: Disregard that, alternate link found.

Ludacris is rapping to a beat made with the theme from He-Man. That's all you need to know.

wow

Ironically enough the girl with the purple stretch pants was DJ on the rock station in Myrtle Beach, they had to fire her because she would go to live events, get smashed, then hit on some lucky 16 year old guy

can't go wrong with an Evil Dead video

Or a Disco Cocaine video

2:37 and its subsequent reaction.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zF8nb8fWNf4