The Glade 4.0

Both official and non-official, or simply imagery set to your favorite music.

I tried to reflect my eclectic taste in music here:

Phil Collins at his best (special guitar appearance by Eric Clapton) -- They just don't make music videos like this anymore:


Eric Clapton at his best (Phil Collins not appearing in this film) -- Found a fuller version of it, with actual concert footage:


Makes ya wanna get up an dance:


Once you hear it, you will never un-hear it:
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Get down with the sickness (Profanity):



*Next two are modern-era Beastie Boys at their finest*
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Alice in Chains



*Uh, ok -- I am between religions at the moment, but the next three are contempo-Christian. If you are not Christian or religious, these can still be appreciated for their musical aesthetics, if for nothing else*

Keith Green #1 -- Probably his most "rock" like song:


Keith Green #2 -- Not sure on the backstory, but it's a pretty sharp jab at the Chruch at the time (sometime in the 70's IIRC) -- a beautiful song, and Keith Green's best, IMO. Keith Green was an amazing man who actually refused money for his fantastic work. When he met his God, I'm sure he was ushered to the front of the line:


Mercy Me -- this is one of my mom's favorites. I like it for the music:




The Tossers offering up a wee bit o' Irish rock -- another you just want to get up and dance to:


More Tossers -- I never saw I'll Tell Me Ma as more than a pub song sung to tourists before hearing this awesome version:



*Crank these next few up and just thrash your F-ing head*

Demons & Wizards' take on the fall of Lucifer from Grace:


A7X's take on the fall of Babylon:
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Meshugga -- No I have no idea what he is saying:


EDIT: Oh crap forgot two of my most favoritest:

John Lee Hooker + Jim Morrison = Flawless Victory (John's guitar solo should be a registered weapon):


Tom Waits -- You know, you either love Tom Waits' rough, raw style, or you don't, simple as that. I personally love it, and this song has one of the greatest blues solos ever:

I will edit with more.

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Darksiege
Traveller, Calé, Whisperer
Lead me not into temptation; for I know a shortcut

Sia-
Buttons

and live....


Liking the new Gorillaz release also...


Beck-
Girl


Cellphone's Dead


Gamma Ray


Think I'm In Love


Hell Yeah


Time Bomb (unofficial user created)


Yes, I love me some Beck

Not really so much for the video, but for the listen.....if you like Radiohead and have an hour to waste......Scotch Mist


Blues...
Johnny Slim Campbell

Lucky enough to see him live opening up for the Allmans in the early 90's in the Big Easy

Genesis - Land of Confusion


Fear Factory - Linchpin


Five Finger Death Punch - Never Enough


Faith No More - Midlife Crisis


Rob Zombie - Demonoid Phenomenon


Rob Zombie - Return of the Phantom Stranger


Eminem - Lose Yourself


Dez Fafara from Coal Chamber went from gothy emo-ish numetal to this... awesomeness.
Devildriver - Hold Back the Day


Some Gorillaz


These really needs no intro...

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Darksiege
Traveller, Calé, Whisperer
Lead me not into temptation; for I know a shortcut

My obvious choice.

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This one makes me happy because of the people in it; it's rather touching to see the breadth and depth of subsequent artists that The Man inspired.

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Two of my favorites.

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Los Angeles Kings 2014 Stanley Cup Champions

"I love this **** team right here."
-Jonathan Quick

I like the idea behind the video for Korn's "Coming Undone."

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"...the line dividing good and evil cuts through the heart of every human being. And who is willing to destroy a piece of his own heart?" -Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

FarSky, I've never seen the second one, that was fantastic.

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Raell Kromwell