This is awesome.

Originally Posted by plns

Holy shit, that video was great. Hearing this song for the first time kind of brings back feelings of when I heard The 59 Sound (song, not album) for the first time. I did have a chuckle seeing them playing guitars that weren't plugged in though.

Edit: Also, the director/crew/band/whoever deserves some recognition for how well they accurately set that video in the 60s (probably?) The cars, clothing, house decor, everything.

Edit 2: Well, I wrote this before I saw the end. That got dark pretty fast. Edit 3: Nevermind, I enjoyed the outcome.

If I'm understanding, every main character is all the same guy at different points in his life? Or does it follow the life of a record through different owners?

Album as it passes through time.

The end of the video, those last words made me cry. I'm a huge pussy

Originally Posted by plns

If I'm understanding, every main character is all the same guy at different points in his life? Or does it follow the life of a record through different owners?

Follows the life of the record. Girlfriend gives it to boyfriend. Boyfriend goes off (to the military?) and father gives it to neighborhood kid who grows up and sells it to the record store. The singer of the band from way back when then finds the record of his old band.

Perfect! I hoped this would get the single/video treatment and it certainly did not disappoint.

Fantastic stuff. All I know is that, upon first listen of the album, this was my favorite...it now appears to change with every passing hour...this album is Sink or Swim, Senor & the Queen, '59 Sound and American Slang, all rolled into one perfect album. So happy with every listen of this gem.

Originally Posted by jay_klinkhammer

The end of the video, those last words made me cry. I'm a huge pussy

Its alright man, I got a little teary eyed. Your not alone.

Originally Posted by HeadSock

Follows the life of the record. Girlfriend gives it to boyfriend. Boyfriend goes off (to the military?) and father gives it to neighborhood kid who grows up and sells it to the record store. The singer of the band from way back when then finds the record of his old band.

Wow, that's a fucking awesome plot. A bit depressing when the kid grows up and sells it but it's heartwarming to see the old man find his record. Kind of makes you think about what will happen with Gaslight in time.

Originally Posted by plns

Wow, that's a fucking awesome plot. A bit depressing when the kid grows up and sells it but it's heartwarming to see the old man find his record. Kind of makes you think about what will happen with Gaslight in time.

I think a nice little subplot is how the album means something different to each person.

This song and video are done so well. Ive had it on repeat since the first listen.

Good video for a great song from a kick ass album..

probably my 3rd favourite behind desire and here comes my man right now

Started listening to this band last week. Wow. Just every song is well done. And their new album probably AOTY. And now this music video.... Wish I listened earlier.

Seriously loving the album and I loved the video

definitely teared up at the end there. so moving.

Originally Posted by HeadSock

Follows the life of the record. Girlfriend gives it to boyfriend. Boyfriend goes off (to the military?) and father gives it to neighborhood kid who grows up and sells it to the record store. The singer of the band from way back when then finds the record of his old band.

I don't think that's the kid from beginnings father or else the singer wouldn't be that old at the end. I think that's the kid from the beginning who has grown up and is much older that gives the record to the neighborhood kid.

I have feelings. All of them.