Music Video Appreciation

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Growing up in the 1990s I watched a lot of MTV and VH1. VH1 did show a decent amount of 80s videos, so I got to see them the 2nd time around as I was a bit too young to remember them new in the 80s. I always liked it when an artist could have a bit of fun with a video but some other more serious ones were good too.

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I like the spoof on other videos in this one.

Great thread idea King Kat! This is from 2001 but it makes me smile when I watch it and I just love the song. I remember seeing this on MTV I think at the time. It's kind of creepy a little but it makes me smile some too

I remember seeing this music video growing up from "Alabama" and I love the song and band. It's kind of an 80's southern country band.

Love "Safety Dance!" I've watched this a good bit growing up. I think it was on VH1.

I love the music video for "Sunglasses at Night". I remember seeing this growing up alot. I love the concept of the song and how they brought it to life on video.

This is a case of " We don't want it good; we want it Monday morning" . It works though.

Always liked MB 20. I remember this video on Vh1.

I liked Clint Black growing up and remember seeing this video. I have his "Greatest Hits" CD and was the first CD my parents ever bought for me. I remember liking this song and not really paying attention to the lyrics

I remember growing up seeing this video on VH1 and love the song.

Also remember seeing the video for "Enter: Sandman" from Metallica!

Last one for tonight but remember seeing this one and having the song stuck in my head growing up. I think because it kind of sounded like the "Imperial March" theme from Star Wars haha. I love the black and white and the visuals!

The video quality is really good for 1997

Also, the lyrics really speak to me

I saw this video alot growing up on MTV and love the song.

I've watched this video growing up as well. I never used to like Nirvana but I like them now and find it more relatable.

Loved watching "Vertigo" from U2