We Like The Moon! The Spongemonkies classic song from 2002, which spawned the famous Quiznos ads of 2003. The creators of this collage-puppet masterpiece, RatherGood.Com, are well worth a visit.
Clement Jannequin’s Chant des Oiseaux, a classic of Renaissance polyphony made vastly more accessible by this deadpan mime-interpretation. Jannequin’s “program music”—music where a scene is musically “pictured” like the forest full of birds here, is a genre in which Jannequin reigns supreme.
Nina Paley’s 2008 animated cartoon feature film, in which Hindu mythology is interpreted in the visual style of Charlie Harper, features this astounding vision of the feminine divine.
Robert Wilson’s staging of Debussy’s Symbolist drama has never been released—worse luck! But this sequence is a perfect lucid dream.
A sequence from Jubilee ,Derek Jarman’s sendup of Punk. The plot: the magician John Dee sends Queen Elizabeth into the future to cope with the 1970’s music scene. “Good” might be too strong a term for this film, but interesting it is.