Eleven Music Videos featuring Parking Garages

Here's the full list in YouTube playlist form. #YouTubeNchill

1. Zelli feat. Feezable The Germ - "Solid" 2017  SEATTLE MUSIC  It's beautiful to see Zelli stepping her game up, I can't wait to see what she does next. "Solid" is the title track from her latest EP, released in August 2016. The video was created by the mega-talented A.K. Romero; Seattle is oozing with talent.




2. M.I.A. - "Bring The Noize" 2013  One of the reasons I think we all love M.I.A. is because she dares to be different. It's funny how we often hide the gifts that make us unique to better fit in. M.I.A. likely had to overcome some




3. Graves 33 - "Waiting For Never" 2012  SEATTLE MUSIC  Graves 33 works his ass off making music, graphic design, woodburning, videography, and taking care of his family.




4. Deltron 3030 - "City Rising From The Ashes" (Video 2) 2013  The original version of this video can be found on my list of Music Videos w/ Projectors. It amazes me how little attention this album got, I guess people were too distracted by all the mainstream garbage as usual. Fortunately, I was able to see them perform twice during the tour to promote the album. The second version of the video got one-sixth the attention of the original...lesson learned.

5. Paul White feat. Trim - "Get Your Head Round This" 2014  I still can't figure out how I feel about Paul White's music, it seems like most of his songs are missing something. This song is definitely unique and more creative than most of the garbage you'll hear on the radio. His work ethic and creativity will keep me listening/watching. He just released a free beat tape on Bandcamp so you can hear for yourself how he's progressed.

6. Homeboy Sandman - "America The Beautiful" 2015  Yet another gem from Homeboy Sandman, can't wait to hear the new material he's working on with Aesop Rock as the duo Lice.




7. Emily Wells - "Mama's Gonna Give You Love" 2012  This is an incredible performance, one of the many that earned her the opportunity to work with one of my personal favorites, Dan The Automator, on their Pillowfight side project. The lead single from that project appeared on my compilation of music videos with Leg Shots.




8. Silas Blak - "Yeah Yeah" 2015  SEATTLE MUSIC  Walking around the neighborhood videos do a great job of showcasing the natural talent of the artist. Silas Blak is oozing with natural talent...the Cabin Games crew gets it. Do yourself a favor and check out his "Editorials: (wartunes)" album, available on his Bandcamp page.




9. Lady Leshurr - "Queen's Speech Ep. 1" 2015  Much respect to Lady Leshurr for owning her queenliness. The six installments of her Queen's Speech series got me hooked.




10. Massive Attack - "Angel" 1998  Massive Attack is timeless. I love the theory that Massive Attack's Robert Del Naja is Banksy...even though he says it's not true.




11. Radiohead - "Daydreaming" 2016  See how Thom Yorke has the courage to walk through every doorway he comes to, that is how you make shit happen for yourself. I see metaphors for kicking ass at life everywhere these days and I'm okay with it...that said, some doorways are not worth the energy.

Top 10 Albums of 2016 (In My World)

These are the albums that got the most listens and provided the most feels of 2016 in my world. That said, there are a ton of albums released in 2016 I haven't even listened to yet because the hype was off (it's an internal jedi thing, I don't get it either). Spotify kept track of what I actually listened to the most... I made this list for me so I can look back later and be like...damn, 2016 was a great year for music. Had to throw my 2 Pence into the ring (I wrote this from my hotel room in London).

1. Anderson.Paak - "Malibu"  I was shocked/amazed/overjoyed to find that this album that could (and should) be overplayed in it's entirety. His KnxWorries song "Suede" with Knxwledge from 2015 had already convinced me (and Dr. Dre) that Anderson.Paak was whoa, but damn has this man added an element of joy to the world of music that we've been missing for awhile.



This series of videos by Mass Appeal did an amazing job of capturing some of the most beautiful moments throughout the creation of this masterpiece (Dre's reaction).




2. A Tribe Called Quest - "We Got It From Here... Thank You For Your Service"  A Tribe Called Quest's album, "We Got It From Here... Thank You For Your Service" was released at the exact moment the world needed it most. We the people were all heartbroken at the results of the Nov. 8 election but were still able to find some joy through their music when they gifted us this album three days later. The well timed pause in the beat followed by "The ramen noodle; Your simple voodoo is so maniacal, we're liable to pull a juju" gives me beat nasty face every-single-time...pretty damn close to this guy's priceless reaction.






Their Live On SNL performance was bittersweet but beautiful, it's great to see Jarobi White back on the scene but Phife's absence was very apparent. Thank you to the surviving members of A Tribe Called Quest for working through their loss and having the courage to keep moving forward. We love you and always will.




3. Homeboy Sandman - "Kindness For Weakness"  My respect for this man and his unique talent (and record label) has no limits. My favorite line from the album is "the glass isn't half empty or half full, it's all drink," an observation about the timeless dilemma I'd never heard before. I love people who have a unique perspective on the world. According to the roster on the sidebar of my website, I've posted about Homeboy Sandman ten times already. I'd really love to see my talented musician friends step their games up and work as hard as Homeboy Sandman so I could post their music videos ten times...



Here's some words from Homeboy Sandman himself on how it all went down...




4. Solange - "A Seat At The Table"  It's beautiful to see such a highly evolved woman doing her thing, she's welcome to a seat at my (cheap ass Ikea) table anytime. The music videos for "Cranes In The Sky" and "Don't Touch My Hair" are almost too perfect. Here's hoping she releases a video for "Mad," I don't fux with Lil Wayne but he still crushes the song and the message is on point.



Here's the link to a great interview she did with another highly evolved being, Tavi Gevinson, founder of Rookie (and beyond). Shoutout to all women who have the balls to be themselves and go all in for their vision, I wanna be just like you (but more me of course) when I grow up.




5. James Blake - "The Colour In Anything"  "The Colour In Anything" was released within days of the Radiohead album "A Moon Shaped Pool" so I took both albums on a road trip to get to know them. That day, I decided I loved this album the most. I had the extreme pleasure of seeing him at The Neptune Theatre in 2013 and it remains to be one of the best concert experiences of my life (as a fan). His show later that year at Showbox Sodo did not provide the same emotions due to vibe and layout of the venue but I wholeheartedly support this man.



James Blake and his team have yet to make a video for my favorite song on the album, "Timeless," so this fan-made video will do for now.




6. J. Cole - "4 Your Eyez Only"  I did the Road Trip Challenge with both "4 Your Eyez Only" and Childish Gambino's "Awaken, My Love!" and J. Cole won the first round because a few singles stood out to me more but my relationship with Childish Gambino's album is only just beginning. The prize for winning the Road Trip Challenge is to get overplayed the most but maybe I'll work on stepping my game up with that in 2017. The storytelling of the title track "4 Your Eyez Only" is currently in my Top Five (rotates daily). J. Cole went for it and dropped the following two videos on the same day, I love that shit.



J. Cole is coo and everything but I still think Joey Bada$$ did it better.




7. Radiohead - "A Moon Shaped Pool"  In my universe, Radiohead albums age well so it's best for me to take my time getting to know them. I fall in and out of love with Radiohead songs as their lyrics and vibe become relevant in my life or when I've grown enough to connect with Thom Yorke's genius at that moment.



Live Radiohead videos really do it for me, they released a few in 2016 that further prove their talents and take my breath away...another one will appear on my site soon.




8. Onry Ozzborn - "Duo" SEATTLE MUSIC  Onry Ozzborn has been steadily killin it for years and has seriously stepped his game up with this release. He does a great job of supporting his peers and I truly value his presence in Seattle. I sincerely hope that the still blossoming artists I love will follow his example and stay classy. The "duofilm" below is a masterpiece.



The lineup for the Duo Album Release at Nectar Lounge was perfect and he sold the place out, I had a fabulous time.




9. Noo & 10.4 Rog - "Inner G" TACOMA MUSIC (AND BEYOND) My thought process when I listen to the music of these two geniuses... "what? holy shit, this is fucking awesome, (checks number of listens), I can't believe they're not more famous, I'm gonna listen to it again to figure out why it's so damn good, 10.4 Rog is a genius, Noo is killin it." The rest of the Home Slice team and myself had the pleasure of hosting Noo at The Crocodile Back Bar back in September and it was whoa (I made the show flyer myself).



I would love to see a video for "Without You" featuring Muzzy Legault this song is straight fire (and I don't even say that shit). Here's hoping I get to see 10.4 Rog live in 2017, will travel.




10. Remember Face - "Remember Face" SEATTLE MUSIC  This release amazes me because it's fucking beautiful to see the people you love grow, challenge themselves, and get even better with every release. The Remember Face live performances I've seen show that they're going the extra mile and that they truly love what they're doing. I can't wait to see what they do next. This album made it on Seattle Weekly's "The Most Underrated Local Records Of 2016" with Noo + 10.4 Rog and that's wicked awesome.



Andrew Savoie and Chimaroke Abuachi of Remember Face branched off from Nu Era, their crew had an amazing album release party for Armadilla Lexus in 2016. I was smart enough to film this epic moment, shaky iPhone style; the talent of everyone in the video shines through the poor quality.






HONORABLE MENTION (mostly because it wasn't time for me to bond with them yet, fortunately music is timeless when made from the heart) :

NoName - "Telefone"
Childish Gambino - "Awaken, My Love!"

Ten Animated Videos Part IV

1. Flume f. Ghostface Killah and Autre Ne Veut - "Space Cadet" 2014  Yes dude, Ghostface Killah cartoon. The song is just aight though, even with the interesting artist trio.




2. Atoms For Peace - "Default" 2012  I'll try to draw this on graph paper and get back to you.




3. Dudley Perkins (AKA Declaime) - "Lung Specialist" 2014  This video has Rotating Heads, I love that shit. Ten more rotating heads coming soon.




4. The MC Type - "Murder Mystery" 2013 (SEATTLE MUSIC) Type's "My Girlfriend Beats Me" with Grieves appears on Ten Music Videos featuring Seattle from March 2013. Animation by Graves 33.




5. Captain Murphy - "Cosplay" 2014  Flying Lotus will likely be performing some Captain Murphy songs at his show at The Neptune Theater on November 18 with Thundercat. His "Birth Of Captain Murphy" video recently appeared on Ten Great Non-Music Videos.




6. Bishop Nehru - "You Stressin'" 2014 (Produced by Disclosure)  Bishop Nehru has worked with all of your favorite producers and he's only 19!




7. Radiohead - "2+2=5" 2003  This is one of my favorite tracks from Hail To The Thief. I do love "There, There" more.




8. Pete Cannon + Dr Syntax feat. Jehst + Del The Funky Homosapien - "Do What We Wanna Do" 2014  Let's bring Jehst to Seattle, then we can build a UK/Seattle bridge.




9. Raz Simone - "Bow Down" 2014  (SEATTLE MUSIC)  This is pretty pro-style for a Seattle artist. I think he's making some great moves with his promotion, but I don't listen to his breathy raps for fun; yet.




10. FKA Twigs - "How's That" 2013  She certainly has wow factor, doesn't she.




The first, second, and third lists of animated videos can be found in the links provided. There's even a list of partially animated videos here.

Ten Music Videos featuring Rodents

1. Kendra Morris - "Concrete Waves" (DJ Premier 320 Remix) 2011   *This is one of those songs that I knew I loved the first time I heard it.

2. Del Tha Funkee Homosapien - "Catch A Bad One" 1993  *This is off of the No Need For Alarm album.

3. INXS - "Need You Tonight" 1987  *Michael Hutchence showed us that rodents can be fashion accessories and friends.

4. Radiohead - "There, There" 2003  *The rodents in this video get the award for Most Civilized Rodents, mostly because of their outfits.

5. Steve Miller Band - "Abracadabra" 1982  *This video has rad 80's special effects, rodents, fire juggling, masks, birds, and a bunch of magic tricks.

6. Head Like A Kite - "We're Always On The Wrong Side Of Sunrise" 2010 (SEATTLE MUSIC)  *This video could have also been on Ten Music Videos featuring Rotating Heads.

7. De La Soul - "Ring Ring Ring (Ha Ha Hey)" 1991  *When the rat uses the phone, it reminds me of that scary Secrets of Nimh movie.

8. Joey Bada$$ feat. Big K.R.I.T. and Smoke DZA - "Underground Airplay" 2013  *That's so cute they filmed their "Underground Airplay" video underground.

9. The Roots feat. Musiq - "Break You Off" 2002  * When this song started I immediately thought of this... "Hip-Hop smoothed out on an RandB tip with a Pop feel appeal to it." (Bell Biv DeVoe)

10. Azealia Banks - "212" 2011  *This song is still awesome.

Seven Computer Songs

1. Kraftwerk - "Computer Love" 1981  *Kraftwerk may have been from the future.




2. Glass Candy - "Computer Love" 2007  *Glass Candy paying tribute to the musically talented time travelers above.




3. Madlib - "Blast (Computer Rock)" 2009  *Madlib is the raddest.




4. Flying Lotus - "Computer Face//Pure Being" 2010  *This music video takes you on a journey through space.




5. Zapp and Roger - "Computer Love" 1985  *This is the smoothest "Computer Love" of them all.




6. Radiohead - "Paranoid Android" 1997  *I'm still down with Radiohead.



When searching for "Paranoid Android" videos, I found this funny Noisey video of unimpressed kids giving their opinions on the song.




7. Flight Of The Conchords - "Robots" 2008  *This is from the first episode of the show, these dudes are hilarious.

Ten In-Studio Music Videos

1. INXS - "Mystify" 1987  *INXS just isn't INXS without Michael Hutchence.

2. Grayskul - "Come On" 2013  (SEATTLE)  *These guys have their rap faces down.

3. Portishead - "Chase The Tear" 2009  *Amazing.

4. Kendrick Lamar - "Cut You Off" 2010  *From this I learned that when Kendrick cut off the negative energy of others, he was able to make Good Kid, Maad City.

5. Queen Latifah, Yo-Yo, TLC, MC Lyte, Nefertiti, Salt-N-Pepa, Patra, and Meshell Ndegeocello - "Freedom" 1995 (Panther Soundtrack)  *Female supercrew jam.

6. The Beatles - "Let It Be" 1969  *Holy shit, this is good.

7. Foals - "Milk and Black Spiders" 2013  *Sometimes I like this, sometimes I just want it to be over.

8. The Police - "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic" 1981  *This video is 32 years old, crazy.

9. I.N.I. (Pete Rock, Rob-O, I Love H.I.M., Grap Luva) - "Fakin' Jax" Recorded 1995/Released 2003  *I just found this song in the last month and have already overplayed it.

10. Radiohead - "Jigsaw Falling Into Place" 2007  *I am not ashamed by my love for Radiohead.

Ten Music Videos featuring Smoke Machines

1. Radiohead - "Creep" 1992  *A 21 year old Radiohead video, crazy.

2. INXS - "Devil Inside" 1988 

3. Michael Jackson - "Rock With You" 1980  *Smoke machines and lasers are a great duo.

4. Frankie Goes To Hollywood - "Relax (Don't Do It)" 1983  *Another laser and smoke machine combo.

5. Little Dragon - "Constant Surprises" 2008  *This video is all about the experimental headwear.

6. Kid 'n Play - "Ain't Gonna Hurt Nobody" 1991  *They don't want to hurt anybody, they're just dancing.

7. Ready For The World - "Oh Sheila" 1985  *White eighties suits. I like how one of the guys wears a yellow shirt with his white suit.

8. Paul Young - "Every Time You Go Away" 1985  *Eighties hair.

9. Group Home - "Livin' Proof" 1995  *This song reeks of DJ Premier in the best way.

10. Blondie - "Call Me" 1980  *This is not the official video, but this is an epic smoke machine shot.

*Conclusion - It seems that smoke machines may have gone out of style in the nineties.

Ten Music Videos featuring Shopping Carts

1. Radiohead - "Fake Plastic Trees" 1995  *The combination of the 18 years that have passed and the fact that they are riding in shopping carts makes the guys in Radiohead look like babies. This is the King of the shopping cart videos.




2. Grieves and Budo - "On The Rocks" 2011  *I love videos with a storyline.




3. The Electric feat. Yarah Bravo - "Beautiful" 2010  *Yarah Bravo is definitely cool and the song doesn't suck.




4. Bishop Nehru feat. Que Hampton - "Misruled Order" 2013  *Great video but gets disturbing around the 3 minute mark.




5. Redman - "Pick It Up" 1997  *Redman is hilarious. If you need proof watch his movie with Method Man and Lisa Turtle, How High.




6. Earl Sweatshirt feat. Tyler, The Creator - "Whoa" 2013  *They've worked hard for our attention. You have to work as hard as them if you want to be on their level.




7. Tyler, The Creator - "French" 2011  *Tyler and his Odd Future friends dry hump a shopping cart and do many other (not)surprising things.




8. Grieves and Budo - "Against The Bottom" 2011  *This is the poppiest Grieves song ever.




9. The Roots - "How I Got Over" 2009  *This song is pretty good, but, I haven't had one of those moments when I decide I love it yet.




10. TH3RDZ - "Go For Broke" 2013  *JFK hangs out with a shopping cart, Candidt works out, and Xperience hangs out on a rooftop.

***CONCLUSION*** 

Naughty By Nature is to rapping behind fences as Grieves, Budo, and Odd Future are to shopping carts.

Five Great Songs I Am Currently Overplaying

1. Ghostpoet - "Meltdown" 2013  (UK HIP HOP)  *This song is amazing, I think this is the highest quality of UK Hip Hop that I have found so far. Thank you again to the Pigeons and Planes website. This song also appears on the Ten Music Videos featuring Texts or Phone Calls. You can listen to music from his new album Some Say I So I Say Light on his website (www.ghostpoet.co.uk/) or at the Guardian website (here).

2. alt-J (∆) - "Something Good" 2012  *I think this song is a masterpiece. "Something Good" also appears on Eight Music Videos featuring Confetti. It sounds especially good when driving with the windows down on a sunny day, or with headphones on, or wherever you are.

3. Radiohead - "Talk Show Host" 1996  *I just found this song again after rewatching the Romeo and Juliet movie. Someone pointed out to me recently that the story of Romeo and Juliet is a story about teenagers who kill themselves because they can't be together. We read this in junior high, that is messed up, but, the song is great. "Talk Show Host" was also on The Bends.

4. Tokimonsta feat. Gavin Turek - "Darkest Dim" 2012  *Tokimonsta is on Flying Lotus' Brainfeeder Crew. She is ridiculously cool.

 

Here is an interview with Tokimonsta.

 

"Weirder is better" -Tokimonsta


5. James Blake - "Life Around Here" 2013  *There is an incredibly well written review of this album on Potholes In My Blog.

 

 

 

 These are pictures of James Blake I took at the Neptune Theater in Seattle on April 23, 2013.

 

Ten Incredible Live Performance Videos

1. Radiohead - "All I Need (Live From The Basement)" 2007  The full performance is available to watch here, "All I Need" is no longer available to be watched on it's own.




2. The Rolling Stones - "Under My Thumb" 1966



3. Broken Bells - "The Ghost Inside (Live At The Boat)" 2010



4. Bill Withers - "Use Me" 1973



5. Bobby Womack and Damon Albarn - "The Bravest Man In The Universe" 2012



6. Shabazz Palaces - "A Mess, The Booth Soaks In Palacian Musk" 2011 (Live at KEXP in Seattle)



7. Grimes - "Be A Body" 2012  (Live at Good Records in Dallas, TX)



8. Portishead - "Roads" from Roseland NYC Live 1998



9. Heart - "Magic Man" 1976



10. Norah Jones - "Little Broken Hearts" 2012

Ten Music Videos With Cool Camera Tricks

1. James Blake - "The Wilhelm Scream" 2011  As always, James Blake is best heard when you can feel the bass.

2. Julian Malone - "7Milli" 2012  I prefer "Julian the foolian" unfiltered. He's cool though.



3. Stereo Mc's - "Connected" 1992  The official video with the cool tricks keeps disappearing from YouTube, so I'll use this version as a bookmark.




4. M.E.D. feat Oh No - "War and Love" 2012  Alchemist and Stones Throw together, swoon.



5. The XX - "Basic Space" 2009  This band is amazing.

6. Twin Shadow - "Patient" 2012  His music and videos are creative and interesting, but, I don't really like it that much.

7. Trance Farmers - "White Out" 2014  It's all distorted and great.

8. Radiohead - "I Might Be Wrong" 2001  I love the evolution of Radiohead.

9. James Pants - "Thin Moon" 2010  This Stones Throw video also qualifies for the puppet list.




10. Rebel - "1992" 2013 (SEATTLE MUSIC)  Rebel is the son of the legendary Vitamin D.

Ten Music Videos featuring Restaurants

1. The Pretenders - "Brass In Pocket" 1979  *This is the video that inspired me to start a restaurant compilation.

2. Lykke Li - "Sadness Is A Blessing" 2011  *This is one of those songs that I didn't realize how dramatic it was until I found myself singing it out loud. "Sadness is my boyfriend" is a funny lyric to be heard singing. Lyrics have been secondary for me, possibly because I have been listening to offensive, uninspiring, and unrelatable lyrics in songs with incredible instrumentals for so long, that I tuned them out. This beautiful song starts around 1:51.
 

3. Toro Y Moi - "Low Shoulder" 2010  *I wouldn't recommend eating in this restaurant.

4. Wiz Khalifa feat. The Weeknd - "Remember You" 2012  *I'm not a huge Wiz Khalifa fan but The Weeknd's presence makes the song more interesting.  This song doesn't really do it for me but there is a lot going on in this video.

 

5. Radiohead - "High and Dry" 1995  *I'd like to see Radiohead in a restaurant someday, I'd probably react like the kid in the bathroom. This video takes place at Dick's Restaurant which should not be confused with the Dick's Drive-In's of Seattle.

6. Brotherhood Creed - "Helluva" 1992  *I'm going to start using "helluva" as the go-to term for hotties.

7. Lily Allen - "Smile" 2006  *Lily Allen is pretty mean in this video but I still like her.

8. Brothers From Another - "Neon Nights" 2012  *Young and blossoming Seattle talent.

9. Homeboy Sandman - "Whatchu Want From Me" 2012  *What a great question.

10. Czarface (Inspectah Deck, 7L and Esoteric) - "Air 'Em Out" 2013  *I like that these guys made an album together but for me it is only meh.

Ten More Music Videos Featuring Cars or Driving

Here's a link to a whole bunch more videos for people who love cars and driving on my YouTube channel.


1. Radiohead - "Karma Police" 1997



2. The Roots - "Don't Say Nuthin'" 2004



3. Queens of the Stone Age - "No One Knows" 2002



4. UNKLE feat. Thom Yorke - "Rabbit In Your Headlights" 1998



5. Smashing Pumpkins - "1979" 1996



6. Toro Y Moi - "New Beat" 2011



7. Special Ed - "Think About It" 1989



8. George Michael - "Father Figure" 1987



9. Blackstar - "Definition" 1998



10. The Cardigans - "My Favourite Game" 1998

Ten More Animated Music Videos

1. J Dilla - "Nothing Like This" 2006



2. Gnarls Barkley - "Crazy" 2006




3. Air - "Sexy Boy" 1998



4. Radiohead - "House Of Cards" 2008



5. Flying Lotus - "Putty Boy Strut" 2012



6. Nervous Nellie - "Gloves" 2013



7. Danger Mouse, Daniele Luppi, Jack White - "Two Against One" 2011



8. DJ Shadow - "This Time (I'm Gonna Try It My Way)" 2006



9. Bonobo - "Flutter" 2003



10. Portishead - "The Rip" 2008

Ten Music Videos featuring Bathtub Scenes

1. George Michael - "Freedom 90" 1990  *This is some iconic bathtub scene shit. The video also qualifies for Music Videos featuring Supermodels.

2. Macklemore and Ryan Lewis Featuring Fences - "Otherside Remix" 2001  *I have a hard time driving by the lake just past Snoqualmie ski resort on I-90 without mentioning this video. I am totally into lakes with tree stumps in them. Macklemore deserves to be famous (for much more than the stumps).

3. Atmosphere - "Shoulda Known" 2008  *This video leaves me with that "I'm not sure how much I really like Atmosphere" feeling. Plus, it's weird watching people freak out on drugs.

4. The Cars - "You Might Think" 1984  *This is one of the most memorable 1980s videos. I like when the band is floating on the soap in the bathtub, however, Ric Ocasek's invasive bathtub actions could probably be classified as stalking in 2013.

5. Fiona Apple - "Criminal" 1997  *It's funny that this is a song called "Criminal" and that the second scene is of a stuffed animal. Maybe its there to remind us that she was barely legal when this video was shot.

6. Beach House - "Wild" 2012  *Warning, this is not a sexy bathtub scene.

7. Morrissey - "Suedehead" 1988  *Morrissey does intellectual stuff when he is in the bathtub.

8. Toro Y Moi - "So Many Details" 2012  *One can't help but wonder if this is an ironic turtleneck scene or if he is actually into turtlenecks. I love this guy yet I slacked on buying tickets for his sold out February 27 show at the Crocodile.

9. The B52's - Love Shack" 1989  *There is a lot of quirky stuff going on in this video but the bathtub scene is around 1:55. I always thought this video had a Flintstones thing going.

10. Radiohead - "Just" 1995  *Dang, this guys bath made him really depressed.