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Air “Mer du Japon” Video

Submitted by Chris DeLine on May 18, 2007 – 9:30 am2 Comments

There have been some fantastic music video releases this past month but it is this, “Mer du Japon,” by Air and Fujiya & Miyagi’s “Ankle Injuries” that I think explain why modern television has got nothing on the internet. Are these things even still played on TV anywhere? I don’t know…but what I do know is that this video is essentially a collective of my three favorite things in life. 1 – Interpretive Dance: which I literally cannot live without. 2 – 3-D Japanese Dragons: an honest to god necessity for any video after 1988. 3 – French: In general it’s a lovely language, I’m honestly not being sarcastic with that last statement – sorry if you take it that way. For serious though, this video is fascinating.

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Also: (Air “Pocket Symphony” Review)

2 Comments »

  • Beth says:

    Have I been poked fun at? Interpretive dance, Japan, and French ARE things I couldn’t live without.
    Thanks for posting this video!

  • Chris DeLine says:

    No…I was only being sarcastic about Dance and Dragons…I have an honest affinity for the French and I feel hurt that you would suggest otherwise. C’mon!

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