Showing posts with label mountain goats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mountain goats. Show all posts

Sunday, April 26, 2015

INSO18 - The End of Fun and Games
















video: leftovers of SH126
music: The Mountain Goats - Foreign Object
link: zippyshare [4.7 MB]
editor: Magix 2.0+ deLuxe
production date: April 2015

Beat the Champ came out while I was cutting for SH126.  The source pool had a lot of dudes getting harmed in the eyeball.  So this kind of suggested itself, and fortunately, I had pretty much exactly enough cuts to cover the second, funnier, chorus from this song.  This is a lot more "curated" than "edited" -- the cuts are pretty much damn near in alphabetical order by title and by how they were named, so it is an INSO thing rather than a SH AMV.  There's potential, in the wide world of "stuff I did not cut up for this video" for someone else to find another two or three minutes of dudes getting poked in the eye and make a full vid out of this, but it's not something I'd ever do; if I'm going to do an actual video off this record, it will be with "The Legend of Chavo Guerrero" and a whole lot of work to splice, like, Tiger Mask and some family-drama thing together.  (This is probably not a video that is ever going to happen.)

Friday, December 3, 2010

SH113 - fryste













video: Beyond The Clouds
music: The Mountain Goats - "Maybe Sprout Wings"
link: depositfiles [18.1 MB]
editor: Magix 2.0+ deLuxe
production date: December 2009

The preview image is supposed to look that fuzzy, if not fuzzier; the point of the effects design in this video was to simulate a cheap camera lens freezing over whenever I could squeeze it in. Maybe at long last this "taste" thing is burrowing into the SH ethos; maybe so, maybe not.

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

SH099 - woher kommst du nach spa$%@##!?&%^^^^x













video: Argent Soma
music: The Mountain Goats - "Family Happiness"
link: depositfiles [29.4 MB]
editor: Magix 2.0+ deLuxe
production date: May 2005

Despite the remastering, the video is still supposed to look like that. This was the first time that I'd done something like this deliberately; there are projects in the pipeline that will really push the line of deliberate lo-fi in AMV, should I ever get around to them.