Working For A Nuclear Free City - 224th Day / Asleep At The Wheel

The Little Mole by Hugh Harman (1941). Music is '224th Day' and 'Asleep At The Wheel', both by the exceptional Working For A Nuclear Free City. Picture quality is shocking because I recorded it on a cheap digital camera straight from the computer screen, but I guess that kind of adds to the effect.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• 224th day
• the little mole
• asleep at the wheel
• hugh harman
• businessmen and ghosts
• jojo burger tempest
• wfanfc

[blumamit]

I find it amazing the music corresponds to the story-line perfectly. As if they were made for each other. Makes The Little Mole more adorable and "Asleep At The Wheel" even more compelling and intriguing.

While I absolutely loved the WFANFC before hand - props for you for making it even better.

[carterusm]

@blumamit Thanks, glad you like it. I obviously had to edit the video quite a bit to make it 'fit' better with the songs. Originally I was just going to use 'Asleep At The Wheel', but I thought '224th Day' was good as a sort of introduction... as soon as the mole goes through the door, his adventure starts, like waking up from a dream - that's how '224th Day' feels to me.

[ThePJDj]

I love it!!  >XD

[carterusm]

@ThePJDj Thank you.

[MrMushroom123]

wow

[blumamit]

@carterusm one last thing i'd like to add:

I agree that the blurriness adds some magic and intrigue. however, i feel it will have more impact if the video will be heavily blurred until the moment the mole gets his spectacles, and becomes blur again when the spectacles break. just a thought...

[hatredcopter724]

so good, music for the soul. the video, unlike 99% of what's on youtube, actually added to the audio. great job.

[kalvin2211]

Can't stop...badass nuclear free shit

[darkdude07]

This is just amazing. I love you! :D

[RobotSlayer9]

Seamless transition and a great song

[thisviciouskid]

the transition . that's great gr34t graytz .

[lookoutitscaleb]

Sooo coool!!!

The video is lined up so well with the song, and the transition at the beginning is so dope.

My buddy who hadn't heard either song before couldn't tell they were two songs.