Minds eye industrial automation thomas dolby Kerry Livgren

[Hildron101010]

I believe this is called "Out of Step," just in case people couldn't find this anywhere else. That's the official name. At least on the album it is.

[everett1911]

best bad trip ever.

[goverlord]

The guy jumping out of the bathtub without his skin scared the crap out of me when I was a kid

[TheDarkwolf011]

@goverlord i always hated when the tv head guy chases you and tries to grab you

[roboguy75]

at the beginning of this video, isn't that from Johnny Pneumonic?

[RandomKristin]

lol I'd watch this vid all the time as a kid just for the hammer part.

[fgalue]

The begining of the Computer Generated Images(CGI)

[mgcuriel]

YES!!! I have been looking for this video for years! I felt so touched by the little maraca with the hammers back when I first watched it and pledged to never let myself become a hammer and always be a maraca lol! Thank you so much for posting this <3

[mayuwolf]

xD My chldhood was so cool!!!!!

[conradturner2001]

when computer graphics were cutting edge...still prefer stuff like this

[conradturner2001]

agree saw this first in florida around 2000

[DemonWizzard]

This is what I like about vintage computer animations. So many computer animators today are concerned with trying to make everything look real, but to me, the uniformity and perfect synchronicity made possible by computer animation is a beauty and art form all its own, like the perfect unison of all those little hammers. I still enjoy these vintage animations more than modern ones.

[flamshiz]

oh my god yes~!

ive been looking for this video for yearsss

aaaah thank you for putting this up

[Penfold8]

The hands at the beginning were from Johnny mnemonic

[v00r0n]

МУЗОН ПОХОДУ ОТСТОЙ!! А ГРАФИКА КЛАСС!

[jacktheripped]

see..see....try to be an indivudal and the rest just hammer you into submission

[piffwiff]

LOL! Those hammers are just like me at work! Still holding onto my individual self in that oppressive environment. Never say die!

[GrandPatzer]

Very artistic! One could write a sociological essay on this video.

I seem to remember a video of the same sort, where at the end it shows godly beings playing with the Earth and other planets as though they were like marbles. Does anyone recall that? Can you lead me to a link if you do?

[mycroft791]

The very first couple images in this were also in the movie "Johnny Mnemonic". The only scene I can recall where they're playing marbles with universe inside each marble is the very end scene of the movie "Men in Black".

[GrandPatzer]

You're absolutely right! This video reminded me of the final scene from MIB. I watched that movie a few days ago and I realized that that scene is what I had been thinking of. Good job to identify it!

[zangiefsagat]

@GrandPatzer I think your thinking of the ending in the movie men in black

[LightsOutNukeWinter]

Thomas Dolby did "THE GATE TO THE MIND"S EYE". And it is the best one ever made...and still stands up to today's latest thing if you open up to it and get lost in it. It's just fantastic and i've seen them all...except..i'm looking for one called "Turbulence" and I know nothing about it except that the director of the mind's eyes' did it. If anyone knows about it I'm interested.

[Enterthedeath]

Fuck that the red hammer was the shit.

[gorillamoshing]

great song

what video is this on?

[drtempus]

odyssey to the mind's eye

[Hildron101010]

This reminds me of the Blue Man Group Complex

[Hildron101010]

number six of The Mind's Eye is the best and number six of Beyond the Mind's Eye is the best(Too Far)

[gorillamoshing]

where do I but "the mind's eye" videos and music?

[Hildron101010]

Ebay

[emoinpink2]

wow, this is a very deep video... this is actually alot how I interpret life and how humans react to everything around us. The ending really got to me. Some people really "do" turn away from being different because they're too scared to take a chance :(

[AlphaCrucis]

I've been looking for this! I love the music.

[Zrcalo]

alright. well, I dont have the video so I didnt know... whoops. ^^;; thanks for the correction though.

[jesstech]

This was not composed by Thomas Dolby. It is actually by lead Kansas guitarist Kerry Livgreen, and appears on 'Odyssey into the Mind's Eye'. It's my favorite part, too.