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July 26, 2007

New One AM Radio Video - "In The Time We've Got"

The One AM Radio (né Hrishikesh Hirway) is largely a one-man project, and this melancholic standout from This Too Will Pass fittingly is a very personal story -- roots, and love, confusion. But the video goes another route: Young girls training for the fight of their lives (literally, symbolically?) and the big showdown is in ... an empty gym? Well sometimes the toughest matches are out of the world's view. And the whole clip's turned on its head three minutes in. No tidy endings here, just Hirway's epilogue: "you slipped back in the avenues." There'll be more fights, and more girls to awkwardly court. Damn we are deep.

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"(Spot the Radio man, doing his best Mickey Goldmill.)"

Hrishi's not in the video, unless I'm missing something. (He's not the trainer.) He is featured in the excellent kickball->love video for "Witness", though:
http://theoneamradio.com/goodies.html

Posted by: Adrian at 07/26/07 12:59 PM | Reply
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mine eyes, they deceived me. fixed, thanks adrian.

Posted by: amrit at 07/26/07 1:23 PM | Reply
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This video is so hot it makes me want to be a lesbian. Or a boxer.

Posted by: Miss Chris at 07/26/07 2:10 PM | Reply
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ditto on the "witness" video. classic.

Posted by: christian at 07/26/07 2:12 PM | Reply
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This video is great....the One AM Radio is appallingly wonderful. And by that, I mean fantastic.

Posted by: The Goods at 07/26/07 3:27 PM | Reply
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It's a shame more people don't know about The One AM Radio; This Too Will Pass is probably one of the more underrated albums of this year.

Posted by: Allen at 07/26/07 7:30 PM | Reply
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One of the best songs by one of the best artists I have heard in a long time. Now an amazing video to go along with them.

Posted by: michelle at 07/27/07 11:03 AM | Reply
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in addition to being so summer, this is the kind of video that restores faith in the concept of a music video as complement to the music, not as random collage of garbage adorned by posturing band members. nice.

Posted by: kit kat massive at 07/27/07 7:46 PM | Reply
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