It's all your fault, and now you die! But really, I think the song is neat. It has an odd 80s new-wave-ish feel to it. Not that I'm any kind of authority on the subject of retro-y music anyways, so I'll shut up. As for your new video, I think Mike said he got it, so we'll watch it, definitely. Can't wait. ^^AbsoluteDestiny wrote:ouch, I'm sorry for inflicting Spandau Ballet on you. Get my new video and you can be inflicted to burt bacharachMeriC wrote:Shinji Arimakun
It's *because* it jumps around so much that makes it memorable. Honestly, you've unleashed a monster! But a good one.Kusoyaro wrote:How does one get Elephant Love Medley stuck in their head? It jumps around too much.
Since your video is made up of different couples, and different well-known love songs, that makes the song easy to learn (I think I learned most of it after watching your video about 5 times). And it helps when you think about the anime characters "singing" the lyrics, so that also helps to get it stuck in one's head.Blue still stuck in your head? That sucks... do you want to shoot yourself yet? :paluminumstudios wrote:It's sometimes just as bad making a video to one of those songs. I've had Blue stuck in my head for three bloody years!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ARRRGGGHHHH!!!
Thanks to Nathan Stomp to my Beat is on my MP3 playlist now, and thanks to Mike and Meri Smoke is in there too.
And yes, that damn Haruko bunny made "Stomp to My Beat" a gazillion times more addicting than the song probably is on its own.
Heheh, sorry for making you like Smoke. We swear, it wasn't our intent to make people actually *like* that song! .... OK, maybe it was. Just a tad. 8)
Ug, I know what you mean. It's such a creepy feeling, when your video plays entirely through your head, when you hear the song. It's especially not good when driving in the car, cuz then I get all distracted thinking about the video. Yikes.The Wired Knight wrote:And I can never again listen to the songs I've made AMVs to without imagining the AMV in my head.
