The video shoot in L.A.
for "Work
in this Universe"
fulflej was in full effect. There were two basic parts to
the Godzilla concept. One part was the band playing inside the
building while the other part was the giant fulflej dolls wrecking
the city where the building stood. The dolls were originally designed
by drummer Matt Nelson for the CD cover. The Monkey was there and shot this exclusive behind the scenes
video footage of said carnage.Below, left; visiting video director
Liz Friedlander (Alanis
Morissette's "You
Live, You Learn") denied any Felini
influence on that video. She swore that it was purely a subconscious
influence. MmmHmm.Above and to the right (David Niven looking guy in black
shirt) Director Tony Maxwell, who is also the drummer for the LA band
"that dog.", came up
with the concept for the video. He was assisted by Director of
Photography; Scott Henriksen.(In the white shirt to the left)
Below: James Iha made a special guest appearance in the video
during the guitar solo he did for the song.The video itself
premiered on MTV's
120 Minutes, November
17th. James Iha and D'arcy from the Smashing
Pumpkins were on hand with Matt Pinfield to introduce the
video and promote their label Scratchie
Records.
It's pretty weird for a cult of slack devil worshipers
to see one of our own actually doing something with their lives, but
we still accept the fulflejjies and wish them nothin' but love.
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