American Psycho: Miles Fisher - This Must Be the Place (The Talking Heads cover)
 

David Byrne music + American Psycho = Amazing

Willravel, you're going to love this... (click on over to youtube and watch it there in HD)


Oh, and if you enjoy the music, this guy's EP is available for free at http://milesfisher.com

A+.

That was good. That - was - good.

Killer.


(See what I did there?)

I just watched it again. It's like Chinese food... I can't get enough.

I give it a 10!!:bowdown:

Wow, just wow.

That was quite awesome.

Great find! Very enjoyable.

Loved it.

Many Thanks! Is there more...?

Depends what you're asking for. More music? MilesFisher.com. More American Psycho parody? Sorry, not that I know of.

It's weird how much I avoid music from the early-to-mid 80s, yet I dress and talk as though I am still subleting a studio apartment in 1986.
(I guess I'm working my way backwards from '98 musically, and forwards from '58, so I've not quite reached the era.)

This take: I have to admit, I think I like this short video as much, if not substantially more, than the film from which its parody was spawned. It's the replayability factor that rules me; I can watch this on an endless loop, while the film, even if it was great (I got lost at times, though), I can only stand to watch American Psycho maybe once every 16 months, at least.

Wow, don't ever watch Requiem for a Dream or, worse yet, Irreversible! Those movies - particularly Irreversible - get to me, but American Psycho is a walk in the park by comparison. It's one of my favorite movies in fact (then again, so are Requiem for a Dream and Irreversible). That said, I can understand it's not for everyone, and along with Irreversible is one of those favorites I hesitate to mention to some people when discussing movies. People can tend to assume stupid things about you if you tell them one of your favorite movies involves a mentally-unstable misogynist who may also be a serial killer :p

I actually found the foreign film Requiem (where a young female adult becomes possessed, though I'm not sure if this is revealed until the very end of the story) more tragic than Requiem for a Dream. I actually find it funny now, I have the urge and thought process that I should probably re-watch the latter soon, because I'm already abit hazy on how the film closes overall.

I know I already posted but THANK YOU for posting this. I downloaded his 4 songs with this from his website and have been listening to it in an endless loop since I posted last.

That video reminds me of this one:



Both are watchable over and over again.