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Time to give the forum bots another thread to spam! I caught Look Back in the theater and ended up having a pretty negative response, probably out of my surprise for how thorny of a work it is. I'm lucky to have a friend who's much more into Fujimoto than me and helped me break down and understand w...

I'm a big Beach Boys fan, so of course their long gestating Smile project means a lot to me. The story behind Darian Sahanaja getting Brian Wilson to put together Brian Wilson Presents Smile in 2004 is one of my favorite stories of artistic triumph. Wonderful was always my favorite track off the rec...

Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou, Only Yesterday, and Bobby's Girl are all older anime with nice rural aesthetics that would fit nicely with country music!

I had a lotta fun makin this one! I got to continue messin with loops n textures while also rekindling my old free associative emotional logic shot choices, which never left but here it got to express itself as a carnival in fresh, freewheelin, mysterious fashion (much like Carti himself)! Seeing En...

AN IMPRESSIONISTIC DOCUMENT THAT SHOCKS! I don’t think it so much shocks as it’s honest. It’s honest, but it’s a good piece in itself. So, you see, we’re a… a little nervous about hitting you with this. It’s a shot in the dark, but it’s strong and it’s attractive. It better be better than the last ...

I like the notion of having a video with both Beastie Boys and "One Piece" in the title that functions very differently than you'd expect a video with those tags to operate. Glad to be part of a proud lineage of AMVs for the song that makes people go "That was Beastie Boys?" Much love to Ad-Rock, Ja...

The Japanese fit great and helped me see that the little boy he embraces is who he used to be. At 0:58 the tag says "lonely self" and at 2:20 it says "...is that okay?" It's sweet. I also like how it ended with him jumping before the final spoken line of the song. Forget coming to your senses. Stay...

I'm not a fan of rap because I can't follow quickly spoken words very well. By 0:50 the words were just part of the background music for me, so I may have missed parts of the story. But I've never heard of this anime, to begin with. The story you showed here was pretty easy to follow despite that, ...

Mixing things up a bit with some unabashed BL, almost definitely influenced by the themes of intangible interpersonal connection and cyclical structuring that are covered in Adam Nayman's excellent book about the films of Paul Thomas Anderson, Masterworks, which I just finished reading. Big ups to T...

Man, feels like something that would be on Liquid Television on MTV in the 90's. This anime looks pretty kick ass, I need to check it out. Video is solid, I totally dig it. You such a legend man, thanks so much for checkin it out! Ya I was gettin heavy MTV vibes from this animation which definitely...