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Tags for this video have been changed from 'music, synthesizer' to 'music, synthesizer, herbie hancock, thomas dolby, stevie wonder, howard jones' - edited by dystopianfuturetoday

I, being a huge Herbie Hancock fan, assigned this video to jazz without reading the comments first. Do what you will.

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>> ^notarobot

Sorry, I'm with calvados. A random overlay like that is not enough to qualify it.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'military, missile, whoa' to 'military, missile, whoa, herbie hancock, cantaloupe island' - edited by therealblankman

this song sounds a hell of a lot like Chameleon by Herbie Hancock.

I always wondered how someone would perform Dance music live, now I know - reminds me of the first time I saw Herbie Hancock perform "Rock it" on the live on the awards show (it was back in the 80s... shhhh).

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Letterman, Herbie Hancock, and Tiny Tim, too-Happy B-day Dagmar....

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Rockit, by Herbie Hancock would have been a good choice for background music.

Nah, I suspect he's entirely computer based, with only one really nice MIDI keyboard. But Herbie is always on the cutting edge. 5 years ago, I attended a demo of the future of surround music, and the main piece was by Herbie Hancock...in 10.2 channel surround.

Huh? Worst green screen? When this was made, it defined the state of the art in both green screen and music videos. Charlex, the company that made this, did a lot of work in this style including the opening for a number of seasons of Saturday Night Live. This was long before digital video editing, so they had to run a dozen analog 1" videotape machines at the same time to produce all these layers, and used a pair of the biggest video switchers made to key it all together.

Try to view things in context please. Yes, you could reproduce it on a home PC now (though it would still require a bit of rendering), but at the time it was an amazing achievement. It won "Video of the Year" over Michael Jackson's "Thriller" and Herbie Hancock's "Rockit".

that's good work!

music: "watermelon man" by herbie hancock.

the same boy, even younger, playing with bubbles.

Herbie Hancock always gets an up from me!