SwiftFan87
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The Monkees had some great songs.
Metro Station Concert Backstage Interview
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BigRedPowerWagon
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Is this girl a virgin because if she is ill tell what ya need to do. Ive been in that boat before.
HUSKER 37
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And we all know..
Tremendous popularity and $ales proves it's good.
Just like McDonalds selling 8 billion hamburgerspucks proves they're better than your own burgers on the grill.
The same kind of thinking that got what most consider the greatest guitarist ever (Jimi Hendrix) to get Boo'ed off the stage at a Monkees concert back when I was 7 years old.
I guess that's sort of my point.
Pop music probably never has been that well respected by serious musicians..Mainly because it was all fluff and no substance.
The Monkees best songs were written by Neil Diamond, Carol Bayer Sager, Neil Sedaka, John Stewart, Harry Nilsson, Carol King, David Gates (Bread), Tommy Boyce, and Bobby Hart...
I give the four "Actors" credit..They did try to write a few of their own songs later on, and tried to learn how to actually play their instruments before their popularity waned.
Throughout history there were lots of Pop(ular) performers that couldn't write their own music..
Sinatra?, Elvis Pressley...But they did some great songs.
I guess we should try to cut these pop music fans some slack..15 years from now, they'll probably hear a Brittney Spears song in an Elevator or a Dr's office and get all nostalgic and remember it as a great song (mainly) because it reminds them when things were simpler and they had no worries.
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General Blackshirt
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How do you get all these interviews?
General Blackshirt
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How about in LONG? Going behind the scenes at concerts and NU football and interviewing Tom Osborne is awesome.
Yea, but setting up the interviews can take hours over a week or two timespan. Also, not every idea or interview goes through. Sometimes you will call 3 or 4 different people to set something up, only to be shut down last minute.
The other hassle is once you have the interview, you have to edit it (which for a good video takes 3-4 hours, usually over several days). Working with HD with today's technology is still a pain in the a$$ as well (computer crashes, random issues, etc.)
You're right though - in the end, having the opportunity to meet these people, and then putting the finished product out there for people to see is awesome.
This weekend I am doing a media promotion tour in Omaha for this video. I'm going on several radio stations and shooting a commercial to promote this video's premiere on December 10th. Should be fun!
I also want to do a final Bowl video on this year's Husker team... We'll see
- Bryan
The other hassle is once you have the interview, you have to edit it (which for a good video takes 3-4 hours, usually over several days). Working with HD with today's technology is still a pain in the a$$ as well (computer crashes, random issues, etc.)
You're right though - in the end, having the opportunity to meet these people, and then putting the finished product out there for people to see is awesome.
This weekend I am doing a media promotion tour in Omaha for this video. I'm going on several radio stations and shooting a commercial to promote this video's premiere on December 10th. Should be fun!
I also want to do a final Bowl video on this year's Husker team... We'll see
- Bryan