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If I wanted to make an ecchi video, I DEFINATELY would NOT use that song. I'd instead use one of the following: "So Alive" by Love And Rockets "Wild Thing" by Tone Loc "Cream" by Prince Are you gonig to leave some arguements with that or should i just assume you don't like the song/genre and decide...

I'd pick NGE, Rahx or Animatrix and i stay away from Excel Saga. You don't want too much "culture" shock. The blathantly obvious religious and psychological referances and images in NGE would do great in such an assignment, i believe. I woud be able to help alot better if i knew just how advanced th...

When i evaluate an idea for an anime music video i do this: I think to myself "hmm... how long would an amv based on this idea hold my interest?" If i, as the case is here, think it would not do so for 2 minutes, i scrap the idea. It won't turn out good. Ofcourse if i think it would hold my attentio...

I checked my dvd and it's the same song that's used in the original version. That means it sould be part of the soundtrack too. It also reminds me quite a lot of that russian singer who did the OPs for GiTS: SAC

It would also require a huge amount of bandwidth and there'd have to be people selecting and managing the AMV's played. Various dillemmas would occur (f.eks. should AMV's that are longer than normal be played? or should AMV's that spoil be played? with a notice perhaps? ect ect.) The AMV's, every si...

I'm usually not a big fan of lipsync but it has worked great with FLCL before, because of the style of animation the OVA was done in.

Which song would "that song" refer to? Weezer's "Perfect Situation" or Gorillaz' "Clint Eastwood"?

I don't think it's that good an idea. Ofcourse there is an obvious reference to zombies but the song is really about people not thinking for themselves (see the video for it, you'll understand). None of the games you mention treat zombies as anything but horrid monster. Not that there's anything wro...

I don't know if such a tool does exist but if your thinking of the same thing that's been done with mp3's for a while now it could be a bit more tricky. Mp3's are designed to incorporate the identificantion data (Artist, track name, album ect.) and thus it's quite easy to make a tool because it only...

There's a TON of metal songs that would fit nicely. I'd try "Inside the horror" by Chimaira, "Deathbox" by Mnemic or Lamb of God's "What I've Become". The song by Mnemic would fit nicely, i believe. They're all "extreme" metal in one form or the other though. If you prefer more mainstream music (or ...