Ten Great New York Music Videos: The GAMV Tribute
Our thoughts this weekend are with New York, so here’s ten great New York-oriented music videos –videos that either name-checked New York or were shot in the city.
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Debora Iyall of Romeo Void Talks About Videos, Advice For Adele, Her New Album, And The Link Between Michael Jackson And “A Girl In Trouble (Is A Temporary Thing)”
Debora Iyall of the post-punk band Romeo Void talks with The Golden Age of Music Video about weight issues, Michael Jackson, Adele, her new album, staying strong, and who exactly she might like better if they slept together.
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“Where The Streets Have No Name” director calls new (and strikingly similar) Red Hot Chili Peppers video “a dispassionate yawn”
Director Meiert Avis says the new Chili Peppers video is yet another copy of his U2 video: “If you want to rip somebody off better, call me,” he says.
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Journey “Separate Ways” video director answers our “WTF?” questions
The director of Journey’s “Separate Ways” video answers “WTF?” questions from THE GOLDEN AGE OF MUSIC VIDEO.
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Indie film pioneer John Sayles talks about his new film AMIGO and directing the “Born In the U.S.A.” “I’m On Fire” and “Glory Days” videos for the Boss
THE GOLDEN AGE OF MUSIC VIDEO spoke with John Sayles about his new film Amigo, his work with the Boss, and his thoughts on the relationship between film and music.
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R.I.P. Jani Lane of Warrant — “Cherry Pie” video director remembers: “The best thing was, everyone thought we were serious.”
In memory of recently departed lead singer Jani Lane, music video director Jeff Stein shares memories of the “Cherry Pie” shoot for Warrant.
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The Motels’ Martha Davis talks about releasing their lost album Apocalypso, David Fincher, and love scenes with nerds
The Motels’ Martha Davis talks about the release of the lost Motels’ album “Apocalypso”, shooting music videos with David Fincher, and doing love scenes with nerds.
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The Untold Story Of Bruce Springsteen’s Original “Dancing in the Dark” Music Video
THE GOLDEN AGE OF MUSIC VIDEO reveals the untold true story of Bruce Springsteen’s original “Dancing in the Dark” video, straight from the director and cinematographer themselves.
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MTV Launched 30 Years Ago, But Who Came Up With The Opening Of “Video Killed The Radio Star”?
The Golden Age of Music Video reveals the unknown writer who created the first video image ever seen on MTV.
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A Quickie (Interview) with Tawny Kitaen On Her “Funny Or Die” Return To Whitesnake’s “Here I Go Again”
Music video vixen Tawny Kitaen talks about her return to the Jaguar hood courtesy of “Funny or Die”
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The Late Clarence Clemons And The “You’re A Friend Of Mine” video
Director shares a story about Clarence Clemons’ and Jackson Browne’s “You’re A Friend Of Mine”
