"Lost" Ugly Casanova Video
From Spin.com
"Thanks to the huge success of his main band, Modest Mouse, Isaac Brock's side-project Ugly Casanova is finally releasing their video for "Things I Don't Remember" off 2002's Sharpen Your Teeth. And what do you get for waiting four years to see the clip? An adorable tot digging through play-doh poop. The clip features a little boy who discovers bugs, bowel movements (and their byproducts), and business callings (he sports everything from scrubs to lab coats to Chef Boyardee garb). Backed by vibrant primary colors, the video for this song about failing to remember makes us recall our own formative moments, especially the ones we didn't realize we forgot in the first place. The video is featured on the recently released Sub Pop DVD compilation, Acquired Taste."This is NOT the same video that has been hosted on the Sub Pop website since the album's release in 2002. This is the original video, that for one reason or another, was scrapped for the one on the Sub Pop website and has never been seen before now! If you like little kids and poop (and really who doesnt?), then you'll love this.
[MOV]: Ugly Casanova :: Things I Don't Remember
I believe you can order the Acquired Taste DVD featuring 25 videos from The Shins, Wolf Parade, Sleater-Kinney, Low and many more from Sub Pop right here. And now that I'm in an Isaac Brock kinda mood...
[MP3]: Ugly Casanova :: Hotcha Girls
[MP3]: Modest Mouse :: Ugly Casanova
[MP3]: Modest Mouse :: White Lies, Yellow Teeth
Pitchfork want's to be a blog sooooooo bad. Anyone who's stopped by or obsessively lurked their lovely MASSIVE WEBSITE lately, might noticed a bit of a change in things. In the last week or two they have not only started posting youtube videos and concert photos, but they've also got RSS feeds now and update their news section very blog-esquely. I could be whining, and I'm pretty sure I am, but I feel like they should keep their feet off our turf.
Stumble It!
posted by Matt at 7:07 PM
8 Comments:
love modestmouse and ugly cassanova. thanks so much for sharing this.
grate to see the grates in your album montage! You HAVE to see them live. They throw big birthday parties.
what are those modest mouse songs off of?
they are both demos that have never been released. theyre rough, but i love them.
Anyone who has constantly updated content uses RSS feeds. I've even seen design portfolios use them (even the design firm I work for is going to use one soon) Pitchfork is just a little behind the times. A lot of websites now use blog-style interfaces to control news as well. It makes sense for a site that has the readership Pitchfork does to implement an RSS feed and make their news easier to access.
yeah, i understand that, but something about them lately... it seems like theyre acting extra bloggy...
its my blogosphere and ill cry if i want to
cry if i want to
I've been waiting for Pitchfork to have RSS for so long. I stopped reading the site because I just got tired of visiting it. My Feed Reader is how I get all my content
That video is gross. Somebody must really love poop.
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