A short film created by Subterranean Cinema, music by The Rolling Stones, from their vastl
A short film created by Subterranean Cinema, music by The Rolling Stones, from their vastly underrated "Satanic Majesties" period.
Special thanks to the Stones, the Beatles, Tommy Chong, Danny Bonaduce, Andrew Meyer, Walter Melon, Snide TV, Chris Crossland, Ryan Reznick, Jay Howell, Roger Thomas, Jason Reiner, and Brian Jones. Thanks also to Kevin Smith for the Jesus image.
Appearances by Britney Spears, Anna Nicole, Paris Hilton, Chris Crocker, John McCain, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, Rudy Giuliani, and Uncle Sam.
LYRICS:
We don't care
if you only love we
We don't care
if you only love we
We love you
We love you
and we hope
that you will love we too
We love they
We love they
and we want
for you to love they too
Aaahhh ...
We don't care if you hound we
and lock the doors around we
Lock us in our minds
Because we love you
We love you
You will never win we
Your uniforms don't fit we
We forget the place we're in
Because we love you
We love you
Of course we do
I love you
I love you
And I hope
that you won't prove wrong too
We love you
We do
We love you
We do
Aaaahhhh ....
THE STORY BEHIND THE SONG
We Love You is a rock song written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, first released as Decca single F12654 in the UK by The Rolling Stones on August 18, 1967, with a B-side of "Dandelion." It went top ten in Britain, peaking at #8, but only made it to #50 in the United States. This single and its flipside would be the final Stones recordings receiving a production credit for band manager Andrew Loog Oldham.
The song is a droning Moroccan influenced anthem of defiance. Outwardly, it was a message from the band to its fans, expressing appreciation for support in the wake of their recent drug busts. It was also an ironic, tongue in cheek slap in the faces of the police harrassing them and the Stones' true feelings about it, putting on a cooperative and friendly face while inside they were seething with anger and indignation (as is represented by Brian Jones' unforgettably surreal Mellotron in the background). "We Love You" is a psychedelic collage of jail sounds, Nicky Hopkins' foreboding piano riff, and otherworldly tape delayed vocal effects, featuring a visiting John Lennon and Paul McCartney on high harmonies.
Allan Ginsberg was in London for a pro-marijuana rally in Hyde Park. He met Mick at Paul McCartney's house, and Mick invited the Beat poet to that night's session with Paul and John to record backing vocals for "We Love You". Ginsberg, waving his Shiva beads and a Tibetan oracle ring, conducted the singers from the other side of the studio glass to the tempo of the stuttering Mellotron track. "They looked like little angels," he wrote later of the Stones and the Beatles, "like Botticelli Graces singing together for the first time."
Written in the aftermath of the drugs arrests faced by Jagger and Richards at the Redlands country home of the latter in Sussex that year, the single opens with the sounds of entry into jail, and a cell door clanging shut. The draconian nature of the sentences handed down to the two Stones relative to the charges prompted a stern editorial by The Times in protest. The songs's lyric, seemingly an echo of the Beatles' "All You Need Is Love" broadcast from earlier in the summer, on closer examination espouses a strong anti-establishment posture, proclaiming "we don't care if you hound we and lock the doors around we" and "you will never win we, your uniforms don't fit we."
The band produced an accompanying promotional film for the single (such shorts at this time not yet called videos ), re-enacting the 1895 indecency trial of Oscar Wilde. Firmly connecting the past scandal with the present circumstance, the film had Jagger and Richards, along with Marianne Faithfull, respectively portraying Wilde, the Marquess of Queensbury, and Lord Alfred Douglas. Stones guitarist, Brian Jones also appears heavily under the influence of drugs in the video (taken from stock footage of rehearsals).
The single was not added to the 2002 reissue of Through the Past, Darkly (Big Hits Vol. 2) by ABKCO, even though its B-side "Dandelion" is present; it is available on three other compilations, More Hot Rocks, the Singles Collection: The London Years and Rolled Gold. The remastered version of this track released on the More Hot Rocks collection omits the snippet of "Dandelion", but instead we are treated to the sound of an engineer stopping tape.
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A short film created by Subterranean Cinema, music by Army of Anyone.
Their album is
A short film created by Subterranean Cinema, music by Army of Anyone.
Their album is one of the decade's greatest (even if their management is one of the worst). AoA are: Richard Patrick (formerly of Filter), Robert and Dean DeLeo (formerly of Stone Temple Pilots), and Ray Luzier (formerly of David Lee Roth).
"That was awesome!! You totally nailed it!!!" - Richard Patrick, lead singer of "Filter" and "Army of Anyone" (posted by him to the AoA forum after seeing "Non Stop")
Check out my other short films, "Non Stop" (also with AoA) and "We Love You" (with the Rolling Stones), now available on YouTube.
2 of 2.
LYRICS:
Cold is your heart
when your heart has been broken
Love is what's lost
when the loss leads to loathing
Pain's what you've got
when you've got, got going
There is your food
And your food's got you choking
Touch, a good game
because the rules are the same
I can't deny that we'll miss him
Now that you've killed
it's a much bigger pill
because larger words are missing
Say what you will
where's your father figure
Say what you will
Where's your father figure
NOW?
Spun is your head
and your head is unfolding
Crushed is your soul
and your soul is unloading
Torn are your thoughts
and your thoughts make life hopeful
Gone is the cost
and the cost is unhopeful
Touch, a good game
because the rules are the same
I can't deny that we'll miss him
now that you've killed
it's a much bigger pill
because larger words are missing
Say what you will
where's your father figure
Say what you will
Where's your father figure
NOW?
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A short film created by Subterranean Cinema, music by Army of Anyone.
Their album is
A short film created by Subterranean Cinema, music by Army of Anyone.
Their album is one of the decade's greatest (even if their management is one of the worst). AoA are: Richard Patrick (formerly of Filter), Robert and Dean DeLeo (formerly of Stone Temple Pilots), and Ray Luzier (formerly of David Lee Roth).
Special thanks to Michael Moore, Stephen McQuillen, and the 42nd Infantry Division. Clips borrowed from Fahrenheit 9/11, one of the alltime greatest documentary masterpieces.
"That was awesome!! You totally nailed it!!!" - Richard Patrick, lead singer of "Filter" and "Army of Anyone" (posted by him to the AoA forum after seeing this film)
"An Outstanding Film" - Tube2SL YouTube Film Producer 2007 Contest
Check out my other short films, "Father Figure" (also with AoA) and "We Love You" (with the Rolling Stones), now available on YouTube.
1 of 2.
LYRICS:
We pledge allegiance to a ...
a mind that's empty
an allegiance to a guy that's unrelenting
THEY really let us down
WE don't even know how
It's complicated when the lies are thick
We start to hate it and we're sick of it
THEY really hold us down
more than more somehow
It's aggravated when the country's sick
Even more from the leadership
NON! stop manipulation
in the higher nothing
NON! stop disintegration
in the land not loving
Wasted time, ohhh ...
We stand accusing
but the facts aren't proven
We stand accusing
but it's the truth we're losing.
THEY really let us down
WE don't even know how
It's complicated when the lies are thick
It starts to feel like a sinking ship
THEY really hold us down
more than more somehow
We're sucker-punched by the lies they spit
We're losing lives because they're full of shit
NON! stop manipulation
in the higher nothing
NON! stop disintegration
in the land not loving
Wasted time, ohhh ...
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WATCH THE ENTIRE FILM - NOW ON GOOGLE VIDEO!
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WATCH THE ENTIRE FILM - NOW ON GOOGLE VIDEO!
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Lina Wertmuller's masterpiece, Seven Beauties, is one that makes a great defense when people claim that all international films dubbed into English are bad, and vastly inferior to the original language.
The vocal actor in this film was brilliant, he was able to convey the necessary emotions along with Giancarlo Giannini to perfection, from anger to boastfulness to playfulness to insanity to passion, and it helped to make Pasqualino Frafuso into one of cinema's most memorable (and even endearing) creations. He did the same thing with Swept Away (many of its English dubbed scenes are falling-down hilarious), and he even did a third film for Giannini (costarring with Goldie Hawn) called Liars and Lovers.
The guy who dubbed Giannini's voice in these films is as much fun to listen to as Giannini is to watch, and it gives the films a much needed lightening up that they dont get in the gruffer Italian versions. The original language version of Seven Beauties is about as entertaining as it would be to sit through Schindler's List in German. I think that Giannini and Wertmuller owe a certain amount of credit for their Oscar nominations to this unknown dubber, as this was the version that played in many theatres (and later on late night PBS) and made Giannini's character and the entire film seem more humane.
In this opening scene, Giannini reads a narration over vintage World War II footage of a litany of the sorts of people that he blames for the terrible state of the world (at least I think that's what he means). In the Italian language release, the words are still English dubbed (before the rest of the film goes into Italian with subtitles) but they are read by a nasally, dispassionate nebbish who sounds like he's irritated that he didnt have his morning cup of coffee. However, in this rare English dubbed version of the entire film, the voice actor gives the words the proper enunciation, even better than Giannini does (he is heard faintly in the background on the Italian print). And the saxophone / organ music is this scene is wonderful too.
I have an mp3 of the entire original Italian language track, "Quelli Che" by Enzo Jannacci, available as a download at this link: http://subcin.com/quelliche.mp3
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Here is a brand new "short film" that Ive created exclusively for YouTube, to commemorate
Here is a brand new "short film" that Ive created exclusively for YouTube, to commemorate the long awaited release of a new album by one of my favorite bands/singers.
The song is called "Kill the Day", the singer is Richard Patrick, the band is Filter, and it is one of the selections from their new album, "Anthems for the Damned", which is now available in stores and online. Buy a copy of this high-octane rock masterpiece from your favorite music source today, and catch them on tour worldwide all this year.
While you are at it, you should also get a copy of the "Army of Anyone" debut album from 2006, with RP on vocals, Dean and Robert DeLeo (from Stone Temple Pilots) on bass and guitar, and virtuoso Ray Luzier on drums. It is probably my number one favorite album of the decade (so far), and it makes a great "double feature" with the new Filter release (as does the sadly overlooked "Amalgamut" from 2002, which is another of my favorite albums of the decade).
Special thanks to Richard Patrick (for creating such an instantly classic cycle of songs), David Lynch, Abel Ferrara, Timothy Hutton, Godley and Creme, Lili Taylor, and Michael Bluntgard.
I used clips from Mulholland Drive, Lost Highway, Twin Peaks, The Addiction, Drive, and Cry.
Watch my two "Army of Anyone" short subjects from last year, "Non Stop" and "Father Figure" (linked to this page), as well as another one that I created for the old Rolling Stones classic, "We Love You".
Coming soon: BANNER
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Here is a short snippet from a "trailer" I created for my feature length tribute film, THE
Here is a short snippet from a "trailer" I created for my feature length tribute film, THE PASSION OF ANDY KAUFMAN. Set to the music of 2001, it shows a few of his greatest moments, including a slow motion shot of him throwing water into the face of Michael Richards.
The entire 2 and 1/2 hour film is now available as a FREE download from my website, subcin.com
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Here is an extremely rare one minute of behind the scenes footage from Jerry Lewis' infamo
Here is an extremely rare one minute of behind the scenes footage from Jerry Lewis' infamous "lost" film, The Day the Clown Cried. The soundtrack is from Andrei Tarkovsky's SOLARIS. This is probably the Holy Grail for rare cinema collectors. I have two screenplays available for FREE download on my site, http://subcin.com.
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Here is a deeply disturbing segment from one of the greatest (and most underrated) vampire
Here is a deeply disturbing segment from one of the greatest (and most underrated) vampire films of all time, Abel Ferrara's THE ADDICTION.
To celebrate the completion of her dissertation and attainment of her Ph.D., Kathy (Lili Taylor) decides to invite the dean, her professors, and some of her friends to a party at her apartment. On her way home, Kathy meets a prostelytizer who hands her a pamphlet. She invites him to come inside, but he refuses, the only one who has refused to let 'sin' in. As her hunger grows again, Kathy rolls on the floor in agony, screaming repeatedly, "I will not submit!" But submit she finally does when, as the guests start arriving, she asks her friend Jean (Edie Falco), now a vampire herself, to bring her a girl on which to feed.
Feeling satiated, Kathy attends her party and, after a short speech during which she thanks the faculty and offers to share with everyone what she has learned during her years of study, she leaps at the dean's neck. Thereafter begins an horrific orgy in which Kathy and her vampire friends feast on the humans.
After drinking her fill and then some, Kathy begins to feel ill and collapses in a pool of gore, winding up in a hospital.
Check out my latest "short film" created for YouTube, called KILL THE DAY. Its based on a new song by the band Filter (from their latest release, "Anthems of the Damned"), and it uses footage from this scene and others.
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In the early 70s, PBS broadcast the first reality series, An American Family. It told the
In the early 70s, PBS broadcast the first reality series, An American Family. It told the story of the William C. Loud family from Santa Barbara, California. It was compelling television, and the family was beloved by millions of viewers who empathized with them, especially eldest son Lance, who lived at the Chelsea Hotel and hung out with Warhol "superstar" Holly Woodlawn, and was an openly and unapologetically gay young man. This is one of several clips from the series Im putting up today on You Tube. Look for more of them in coming weeks! I have also created a webpage tribute to the series, located on my site at http://subcin.com
These are the opening credits of the series, which should strike a nostalgic note with anyone who was addicted to it in the 70s.
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