Photo: A piece of MV change a metal band

Sina Entertainment 1981 MTV Television Network appeared, not only to promote the development of cable television industry, but also changed the way people appreciate music. Throughout the 80 's, people were ecstatic about the visual songs. Video makers also racked their brains, using various methods of filming and editing to bring music and images to a perfect combination. To keep up with the trend, the bands are no longer just recording songs and performing performances, but pursuing visual innovations that capture viewers ' hearts with a few minutes of mini movies. In the competition for music videos, some people have lost their reputations, and some have become famous, and they have soared into the ranks of superstars with images etched into the minds of viewers.　　In the past 30 years, some of the metal MV is so, their success has not only led to the success of the song, and even the status of artists have played a crucial role in the change. Metal A (one) metals have been fighting the temptation for several years as other bands have started filming MTV. They and many fans see MTV as a betrayal of themselves. Not surprisingly, when the band announced in 1988 that it wanted to shoot a video of MTV for a simultaneous release, it was not surprising that some of the fans were wondering. Metals do not want to catch up with other people's paces, instead they want to be as far away from the gaudy aesthetic of the 80 's music TV. "One" of the black and white tone of MTV created a new aesthetic, let people know that the original music TV as an auxiliary medium for entertainment, but also can carry out serious artistic expression. The theme of this song is isolation and isolation, and the film is interspersed with fragments and dialogues in the Dolton Trambos 1971 anti-war film, "Wordless Ask Heaven" (Johnny Got his Gun). The film tells of the First World War, the young American Johnny was wounded in the war, his head and limbs were injured, not all the body, even his face was blindfolded, but his consciousness is still sober, still can miss family and love. The image of Johnny lying on a hospital bed is often seen on MTV, and the dilemma of his mind's confinement to the body fits perfectly with the powerful expression of the metal. In addition, the piece of metal playing scene is a huge dark warehouse, where in addition to the band and their equipment, everywhere is empty.　　This scene design is also very appropriate for the isolated theme. Oze Osse, Bark at the Moon in the middle of the 80, Oze Osborne was the most controversial figure in the rock world. His antics on the stage, and the Cult of the Devil in his lyrics from the Christian Right party, have kept him in the spotlight in the metal field and beyond. Instead of escaping, Osborne used demon worship and Maverick to create a lifelike werewolf image. "Bark Month" follows the 50 's Hammer horror film, with a gas-lit Victorian manor background, tells the story of the mad scientist who will turn into a werewolf. Even now, Osborne's werewolf style is not outdated. The effort of the producer to put the image on the screen not only made the song a great success, but also made the album cover a metal history of the classic picture. The gun flower "Welcome to The Jungle" (Welcome to the Jungle) for the 1987-year hard rock band, MTV is a showcase for girls, parties and various recreational activities. However, the gun flower is not an ordinary hard rock band. In the late 80, they were the most dangerous bands in the world. "Welcome to the Jungle" is also not a regular hard rock song, in order to highlight the evil city adventure in the sharp theme, gun flowers need an MTV. Luckily, with the joint efforts of manager Allen Niven and director Nigel Dick, the band did it. The first scene was Exaire Ross, who had just arrived in Los Angeles and met with a drug dealer selling pills to him, and maybe Ross did come across such things in real life. The film also uses a large number of parody lenses, using "Clockwork Orange", "Midnight Cowboy", "People on the Earth," the classic Bridge of the anti-cultural films, showing the crime and depravity in Los Angeles. If Ross, who wears tights in a piece, can't be a gun flower representative, then nothing can be said. MTV Network began to hesitate whether to launch the song, until the entertainment big Hendawey Goffen in private name of the request to start playing.　　Even at 5 o'clock in the morning, there were numerous replay requests flashing on the console panel of MTV, and the Gun flower became the most famous band in the world's most dangerous band. The massacre "sweating" (sweating bullets), the first single from the 1992 album "Countdown to Extinction" (The Extinction Countdown), is perhaps the least characteristic of the Holocaust, and the lyrics are essentially the vocal Dave Mastein's nagging self interrogation. It needs an ingenious MTV to break the boredom. Director Krisdorf Satzgube clearly knew what Mastein and his companions wanted. He set a simple scene for the song--imprison a psychopath's cell. One after another Mastein appear in the picture, they shout, quarrel, scuffle, intuitive display of the contradictions between multiple personalities. As the lens stretched and advanced, a set of cells deepened the subject's sense of oppression. Fortunately because of Mastein's bright orange hair and his vivid performance, the overall atmosphere is not too gloomy.　　In a word, the director's black humor made the song a success. "Duality" (duality) the creation of a great music video works seems inevitable for a knot that is highly identifiable in its own image. Director Tony Betroussien in the 2004 of "duality" to give full play to the image characteristics of the knot. The title also thought it was a zombie movie, with countless naked, dull-looking people invading the house from the lawn. They pushed each other and smashed the glass, only to see the performance of the slip-knot band. Betroussien don't have to do any choreography, just play the song over and over again, letting the band members with the zombie mask and 200 songsStay in a room and start the camera. The result was a very shocking, intimate contact between the slip knot and the loyal fans that pushed them into the heavy metal giants ' position. The work was taken at the home of a real fan, Roadrunner Records had to pay the homeowner 50,000 dollars to compensate for the loss of property during filming. linden/