Brooks Sterritt

David Lynch – Crazy Clown Time (nsfwbidkwuw)

24 Comments

1. April 3rd, 2012 / 7:41 am Jennifer L. Knox—

   Is this from his new Nickelodeon show?

2. April 3rd, 2012 / 10:33 am alan—

   The worst thing to do with music is to show the lyrics being acted out.

3. April 3rd, 2012 / 11:27 am Ben Roylance—

   Really? I think it totally works for this song. 

4. April 3rd, 2012 / 11:40 am deadgod—

   not safe for work but I don’t know where ukeleles wander?

5. April 3rd, 2012 / 11:54 am Brooks Sterritt—

   Are You Afraid of the Wild & Crazy Kids?

6. April 3rd, 2012 / 12:09 pm Brooks Sterritt—

   …who unsods what

7. April 3rd, 2012 / 12:18 pm lorian long—

   so tired of tits

8. April 3rd, 2012 / 12:40 pm Brooks Sterritt—

   so tired of art

9. April 3rd, 2012 / 1:07 pm deadgod—

   I don’t mean to be strategically obtuse, but why do people think Lynch is artful?

   This video, for example.  It’s trippy, with the football player and burning mohawk and pretty girl (??) with the scribbling on her chest and all.

   Is an accumulation of ‘trippy’ it?

10. April 3rd, 2012 / 1:13 pm lorian long—

    so tired of tarts

11. April 3rd, 2012 / 1:34 pm Ponsford McQuain—

    I like / love his movies and the music is fine but this video is terrible.  

    It’s like he dubbed over a Soundgarden video from 1996.

12. April 3rd, 2012 / 1:38 pm Brooks Sterritt—

    this (music) video is not the best example of Lynch’s art. have you seen his films?

13. April 3rd, 2012 / 1:39 pm Brooks Sterritt—

    so tired of Lynch’s asexual dick, which we can only assume is “in there somewhere” but might actually be a second face.

14. April 3rd, 2012 / 1:43 pm lorian long—

    it’s hiding in the dumpster behind winkies ;-)

15. April 3rd, 2012 / 1:59 pm deadgod—

    I enjoyed, for example, the way the two stories in Mulholland Drive tunneled into each other, and I thought, of that aspect of that movie, that leaving the, what, peculiarity of it ‘open’ was effective, because exegesis would’ve marred the story of the stories, as it were.

    But I feel that – or at least wonder if – he’s being weird for the sake of it, that he tries to be ‘weird’.  Blech.  —not that he fails to gratify a craving for neatness, but rather, that his effects are, for me, diffused by the very energy of their disposition.

    (Remember all the blah-blah in Stalker? that gets you – or me, anyway – not much purchase on or even intimacy with understanding “the Zone”?  That morose, chatting-with-the-kitchen-table explication was perfectly weird.)

16. April 3rd, 2012 / 2:31 pm Brooks Sterritt—

    Really enjoy the tunneling as well. I don’t get the feeling that Lynch ever tries for weirdness–the situations seem too naturally, unavoidably weird, if that makes sense. I also think the refusal to explain is crucial.

    Tarkovsky++

17. April 3rd, 2012 / 2:41 pm Brooks Sterritt—

    i feel ya ponsford

18. April 3rd, 2012 / 3:09 pm Michael Lala—

    not safe for work because i don’t know where u work, duh.

19. April 3rd, 2012 / 6:44 pm Nicholas Rombes—

    I think this video is a fantastic example of Lynch’s art. It’s like a trailer for the parts of Wild at Heart that never got made.

20. April 3rd, 2012 / 7:15 pm Mike James—

    Yeah. I watched a Lynch movie because my sister brought it home. I didn’t get it. And then felt (or rather attempted to be made to feel) stoopid because, not that I didn’t get it, but that I didn’t get it because I was engineered to like a particular type of movie. Whatever. I still don’t dig his shit. But, each, own, their.

21. April 3rd, 2012 / 7:16 pm Mike James—

    Granted, I was 13…

22. April 4th, 2012 / 11:21 am Anonymous—

    viptoshopper.com

23. April 4th, 2012 / 2:05 pm Frank Lloyd Wong—

     it totally works: http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/eab2a63415/loser-literal-video-version

24. April 5th, 2012 / 1:28 am Eduardo Quinones—

    I like this song and I feel like this song likes me too.