Probably doesn't belong but this commercial is funny.
jester
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Originally posted by WittyHandle
Looks like Roger Sterling driving too.
If I remember correctly... he's now the spokesperson in their commercials.
Plus if you remember one of the Mad Men episodes, he hated the idea of doing business with Honda :p
One thing. TV shows like CSI. CSI: NY and CSI: Miami usually have different tunes in their episodes, once in a while :D
VDub
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Originally posted by Beats and Beeps
I'm ready to sleep, i'm sorry for everything julie...may the sun shine bright on you.
I'm not afraid anymore...it ends now.
goodbye sweet friends, it is all on me and no one else's fault.
finally i won't have this stigma to live with anymore.
no funerals, no crying.
LE FREAK
Does this mean le freak is going to kill himself or has he just gone emo??
LKD
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Originally posted by jester
One thing. TV shows like CSI. CSI: NY and CSI: Miami usually have different tunes in their episodes, once in a while :D
Opening tune for Bones is done by Crystal Method :D
Scoops
PvD - Connected
Scoops
PvD - Time of our Lives
WittyHandle
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Originally posted by LKD
ah yes...Mitsubishi was on a roll with making electronic tracks popular
This is more true than you probably intended it to be.
WittyHandle
Probably the most ironic use of an electronic track in a commercial was when a car company (I forget which one) used Moby's "Go" in '93, given that he was a strong opponent of the auto industry.
MikeyN
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Originally posted by WittyHandle
Probably the most ironic use of an electronic track in a commercial was when a car company (I forget which one) used Moby's "Go" in '93, given that he was a strong opponent of the auto industry.
I believe it was ford.
MikeyN
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Originally posted by LKD
ah yes...Mitsubishi was on a roll with making electronic tracks popular
What happened to Mitsu's creative over those years... I wish I knew!
I'd LOVE to know the costs to use some of these tracks, especially the costs if it's something with a vocal... they're probably through the roof. :eyes:
WittyHandle
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Originally posted by MikeyN
I believe it was ford.
I thought I heard something about him not being able to sue to have it removed because there weren't any copyright laws on electronic music yet, but that seems silly as it was released on a significant label.
LKD
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Originally posted by WittyHandle
This is more true than you probably intended it to be.
No my statement was as true as you think it too.....who the hell knew of all those artists in those previously posted ads over here in toronto, at least, until those ads came out?
I knew wiseguys cos that track dates as far back as 98 and it was big back home....other than that....
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Originally posted by MikeyN
I'd LOVE to know the costs to use some of these tracks, especially the costs if it's something with a vocal... they're probably through the roof. :eyes:
even in the apple ads (Media Arts Lab) all those artists are pretty indie and thats how they save costs on using those catchy tunes before these artists are big (thanks to the ads)
who heard of ting tings until those ipod ads? no one...they were as underground as you got....until a band/artist as a name, they cost a one time fee (still do when it's ads) which is chump change
