I know STAR GUITAR has been out for almost 7 to 8 years and It isn't anything new, but I still get really spyched up every time I watch it. I hope they put together another music video like it. What do you think about it ?

So...... nothing ? wow..... alright then.

Hmm. Not sure if I'd want to see a Star Guitar pt 2 video. The director Michel Gondry also did television commercials (in the States) for The Gap around the time the Let Forever Be video came out and a lot of those ideas and visual aspects - although brilliantly exectuted - in both the video and advertisements were the same. I wouldn't be against the idea of making a similar video, but I kind of like that the Star Guitar video is so original and the idea hasn't been duplicated in other places. I also like that each Chems video is different from the next. They seem to be fairly open to allowing the directors to do their own thing when making videos for their songs. And it allows the directors a chance to evolve their works of art much like how the Chems evolve musically.

Good point, whirly. I've always enjoyed the videos by the Chems, but it wasn't until I got the DVD collection that I truly appreciated what an interesting, diverse collection of videos they have.

Of course, it's no secret that I'm a big fan of the video for TSD, which sadly isn't part of said collection.

WHOA ! WHOA ! WHOA ! DVD collection ? Theres DVDs of there music videos being sold somewhere ? ..... And not just DVDs that are low quality crap that was burnt off someones computer ? Where can I buy them ?

Whoa yourself.

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Heya Orbital - in case you haven't already gone off searching amazon.com - yes, there is a Chems DVD that was released in 2003 to go along with their Singles collection. :)

It's a beautiful thing. Star Guitar can be yours in clear, full TV screen glory!

There's some live footage on the Singles DVD as well.

Michel Gondry's video collection dvd is well worth checking out, too. The closest other video I can think that he did similar to Star Guitar was Daft Punk's Around the World where each sound (bass, drum beat, samples, ect.) were represented by the different groups of characters (mummies, space men, swimmers and so forth) and choreographed to sync with the song.

ye i think they should experiment more on visuals, coz that midnight madness is a visual bad trip