^Upvoted^ (in honour of director Michel Gondry's MUSIC videos). Sorry Boise, but he just doesn't come across to me on the big screen, his music vids are major KICK-ASS though.

this sounds fascinating "pre-colombian psychoacoustical whistling vessels". What is it?

In reply to this comment by laura:
^hey Renato ~ I grew up as a missionary's daughter in Campinas, S.P. Brasil! (am agnostic now, for the record) Hope to go back to south america some day. As an MK, from the ages of 8-16 my family ran an orphanage, a Baptist seminary, and my Dad flew a Cessna back and forth into Matto Grosso and Minas Gerais "preaching to the indians". (I went w/ him a few times) I went to EAC, then when we returned to the U.S. I hopped around from Michigan, Texas, Alabama in high school.
I had two beautiful kids during my brief stint (4 years) as the wife of an abusive dude who happened to be in the U.S. Marine Corps. (So I know what military family life is like, big time.)
Upon getting out of that mess, I served as the live-in caretaker to a disabled retired psychotherapist. That lasted about 4 years, and was quite an interesting experience which I will not elaborate on here...suffice it to say that I ended up moving to Silver City, NM with said person and meeting the man of my dreams less than a year upon arriving. I have started and stopped my college education more times than I can count along the way, and still haven't finished! (Was headed for medical school!)
With that, I am currently homeschooling my son, helping my hubby with his business (link on my profile page) making reproductions of pre-colombian psychoacoustical whistling vessels, sewing/designing clothes (which is my passion), gardening, and hanging out on the sift!
You are all awesome, and I enjoy your comments!

so ms issykitty. it seems half of the music i attempt to sift you beat me to it. bjork, cibo matto, and now mr costello. what gives huh?

Sorry Farhad. This IS here. http://www.videosift.com/video/cibo-matto-sugar-water-video-by-michel-gondry

Hey Laura!
I´m absolutely impressed by your life´s history.
if at anytime it becomes a book or film, let me know
grande abraço
renato

In reply to this comment by laura:
^hey Renato ~ I grew up as a missionary's daughter in Campinas, S.P. Brasil! Hope to go back some day. As such, from the ages of 8-16 my family ran an orphanage, a Baptist seminary, and my Dad flew a Cessna back and forth into Matto Grosso and Minas Gerais "preaching to the indians". (I went w/ him a few times) I went to EAC, then when we returned to the U.S. I hopped around from Michigan, Texas, Alabama in high school.
I had two beautiful kids during my brief stint (4 years) as the wife of an abusive dude who happened to be in the U.S. Marine Corps. (So I know what military family life is like, big time.)
Upon getting out of that mess, I served as the live-in caretaker to a disabled retired psychotherapist. That lasted about 4 years, and was quite an interesting experience which I will not elaborate on here...suffice it to say that I ended up moving to Silver City, NM with said person and meeting the man of my dreams less than a year upon arriving. I have started and stopped my college education more times than I can count along the way, and still haven't finished! (Was headed for medical school!)
With that, I am currently homeschooling my son, helping my hubby with his business (link on my profile page) making reproductions of pre-colombian psychoacoustical whistling vessels, sewing/designing clothes (which is my passion), gardening, and hanging out on the sift!
You are all awesome, and I enjoy your comments!

^hey Renato ~ I grew up as a missionary's daughter in Campinas, S.P. Brasil! (am agnostic now, for the record) Hope to go back to south america some day. As an MK, from the ages of 8-16 my family ran an orphanage, a Baptist seminary, and my Dad flew a Cessna back and forth into Matto Grosso and Minas Gerais "preaching to the indians". (I went w/ him a few times) I went to EAC, then when we returned to the U.S. I hopped around from Michigan, Texas, Alabama in high school.
I had two beautiful kids during my brief stint (4 years) as the wife of an abusive dude who happened to be in the U.S. Marine Corps. (So I know what military family life is like, big time.)
Upon getting out of that mess, I served as the live-in caretaker to a disabled retired psychotherapist. That lasted about 4 years, and was quite an interesting experience which I will not elaborate on here...suffice it to say that I ended up moving to Silver City, NM with said person and meeting the man of my dreams less than a year upon arriving. I have started and stopped my college education more times than I can count along the way, and still haven't finished! (Was headed for medical school!)
With that, I am currently homeschooling my son, helping my hubby with his business (link on my profile page) making reproductions of pre-colombian psychoacoustical whistling vessels, sewing/designing clothes (which is my passion), gardening, and hanging out on the sift!
You are all awesome, and I enjoy your comments!

It is now fixed with the new embed! Sorry, I wasn't even aware it was region-blocked. That makes me mad!

In reply to this comment by fissionchips:
ACK! Region filtered. And I was so excited to watch this.

Thank you! It is now replaced with the embed that you found. Coolness!

In reply to this comment by Eklek:
Just found this non-regionblocked one
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1457749727386510919

I knew going in that it was based on the bedtine story he told his daughters. Thus it had a soft spot in my heart just for the "aw!" factor. ANd I thought the awakening an trauma-facing of the (former) doctor was a lovely climax of the film. Having children myself I could really identify with his torturous past - the idea of having my family die and being that helpless is horrible... that he gets to "redeem" himself by helping ot save the Lady was just sweet. I liked "The Village" too.

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Scrunts and Narfs? Torturing your critics on screen? Casting yourself as Jesus Christ? The ridiculously insulting Asian characters? At least he had some Cibo Matto in the soundtrack.

I thought it was one of those so bad it was good kind of movies. The last MNS movie I liked was The 6th Sense.

The Rob Zombie movie was just plain boring. How is it possible for such a violent film to be boring. The slow-mo 'Freebird' finale were the longest 7 minutes of my life. He just seems to care way too much about his poorly conceived characters. How does such an unremarkable artist succeed in two separate fields. It just ain't fair.

Scrunts and Narfs? Torturing your critics on screen? Casting yourself as Jesus Christ? The ridiculously insulting Asian characters? At least he had some Cibo Matto in the soundtrack.

I thought it was one of those so bad it was good kind of movies. The last MNS movie I liked was The 6th Sense.

The Rob Zombie movie was just plain boring. How is it possible for such a violent film to be boring. The slow-mo 'Freebird' finale were the longest 7 minutes of my life. He just seems to care way too much about his poorly conceived characters. How does such an unremarkable artist succeed in two separate fields. It just ain't fair.

"In 1997 Cibo Matto released a new EP entitled Super Relax, which would complete the line-up by introducing new members Sean Lennon and Timo Ellis"

Upvote for Cibo Matto and JSRF. I never finished it.

Tags changed from "samba,black light,animated" to "samba, black light, animated, cibo matto" by gold star member intangiblemeg.

...this one
bjork - human behaviour
daft punk - around the world
bjork - army of me
and maybe foo fighters - everlong, with all the dream exploration

I remember seeing this cibo matto video when I was young and up really late at night, and having a whole lot of trouble explaining how incredible it was the next morning.

(also, awesome that the 'you killed me' middle image is shown as the still for the youtube link).