Moving from warm nostalgia to a scarier sort of future, this is a video that asks that we not forget - and slow down a bit. The 50's drive-in of the beginning later becomes digital animations in a studio, just as the song turns from simple pianos into a multi-layered epic. Favorite moment: the snow falling from one frame to the next, the way our memories blend and work together. It's a fantastic song as well.
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
The World Forgot: Tacks, The Boy Disaster "Forget-me-not"
Moving from warm nostalgia to a scarier sort of future, this is a video that asks that we not forget - and slow down a bit. The 50's drive-in of the beginning later becomes digital animations in a studio, just as the song turns from simple pianos into a multi-layered epic. Favorite moment: the snow falling from one frame to the next, the way our memories blend and work together. It's a fantastic song as well.
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