New Raveonettes Video - "One Day (At A Time)"

No being lighthearted about Sudan, and it's nice to have a moment to give it some attention. For their contribution to the international version of the Instant Karma - Save Darfur project, Denmark's Raveonettes cover "One Day (At A Time)," from Lennon's relatively introspective '73 release Mind Games. So, unlike Green Day's clip, there's no Sudanese testimonials -- just some pensive folks in a diner, a singing waitress, and a trippy tank gun. But the black-and-white theme is consistent with Green Day's take, and fitting of the project's moralistic cause. A nice pause for thought.

The US version of Instant Karma is out 6/12. Back to making fun of Marilyn Manson momentarily.

Posted at 6:21 PM in Video
Tags: John Lennon | The Beatles | The Raveonettes

6 Comments

Thanks for posting some Raveonettes news. They are really fantastic.

Posted by: Alan Knut at 06/06/07 2:10 AM  | Reply
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Also, thank you for raising awareness about Sudan!

Posted by: Elk at 06/06/07 9:01 AM  | Reply
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We should probably raise awareness for Darfur instead.

Posted by: Rob Knob at 06/06/07 9:24 AM  | Reply
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Rob, look at a map you knob.

Posted by: Paul at 06/06/07 11:40 AM  | Reply
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Thanks for posting...Mind Games and the next Lennon release, Walls & Bridges, are two of my favourite albums.

Posted by: j at 06/06/07 12:53 PM  | Reply
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Mmm .. not sure why they bothered covering this ?

Posted by: derek at 11/24/07 9:04 AM  | Reply
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