WATCH YOUR PARKING METERS
We’ve been noticing something a bit curious lately, and that is that there seem to be fewer and fewer decent videos being done by bands these days, and more and more interesting, or at least watchable (wouldn’t want to appear irresponsibly optimistic, now would we?), videos being produced by and for solo artists.
WATCH YOUR PARKING METERS
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Billy Altman
We’ve been noticing something a bit curious lately, and that is that there seem to be fewer and fewer decent videos being done by bands these days, and more and more interesting, or at least watchable (wouldn’t want to appear irresponsibly optimistic, now would we?), videos being produced by and for solo artists. Now exactly what the reasons for this may be, weYe not too sure. It may that it is easier for the individual performer to achieve what we like to call the video POV, or Purity of Vision (somewhat akin to Sterling Hayden’s “Purity Of Essense” in Dr. Strangelove), necessary to make a semi-decent little film than it is for the multi-headed beast known as a group to do the same.