Remember this one? It's from 1984 and MTv played the hell out of it.
Nik Kershaw had his first (and only) U.S. hit with "Wouldn't it Be Good." In the video, he plays an alien with a white suit that is actually a very poorly designed green screen that begins to play images from his life on earth. Make sense? Not at all.
But this is classic 80s---a time when videos dominated the music industry and attempts were being made to make the videos more movie-like; often-times telling stories that have nothing to do at all with the lyrics of the song. This video falls into that category.
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ReplyDeleteAh, Nik Kershaw, a synth-pop blast from the past! Green screen suits and nonsensical plots were definitely hallmarks of 80s music videos. Who could forget that alien in a white suit flashing images? It's amusing how little some videos related to the actual song meaning. Talk about prioritizing visuals over substance. The love tester era was wild! Once, I was stuck trying to create a presentation with bizarre stock photos that had absolutely nothing to do with my topic; It felt like directing an 80s music video! Sharing it brings back the nostalgia.
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