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Animal Collective - My Girls (2009)

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Uploaded on Jan 14, 2009

A video for 'My Girls' from Animal Collective's new album Merriweather Post Pavilion. Out now on Domino.

Produced by: Knowmore Productions
Animated by: Jon Vermilyea
Edited/VFX by: Chad Von Nau

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Fifteen years since its inception Domino Recording Company is now established as one of the UK's leading independents. Launched by Laurence Bell on the back of a £40 a week enterprise allowance scheme and sticking throughout to a commendable set of principles, Domino has long championed and nurtured the outsider whilst enjoying both critical and commercial success.

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  • Enrique Martinez

    so before it was cool?

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  • Pikminiman

    I think we just witnessed the birth of enlightenment...

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  • HQBacon

    Yep. Look up Doin it Right.

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    nuh uh

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  • lovingLosAngeles

    Panda Bears voice in the new Daft Punk Album.....

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  • Lauren Hamilton

    you sir are awesome

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  • Light Yagami

    Panda's tracks is easily my favorite on the entire album. Surprisingly, it's also the most "Daft Punk" song on the entire album, as well.

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  • Anton Johansson

    You might say they were doing it before it was cool.

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  • Javier Herrera

    True!! and farther back...Congrats to Panda bear for gettin with Daft punk!!

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  • Javier Herrera

    They obviously tripped the fuck out when they did this song

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  • Aleke Chapen

    They obviously copied the intro from the Africa song: Ndive Muroyi

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