Motörhead - When The Sky Comes Looking For You (Official Video)

Rock

سال2015

دورانیہ5m

ابھی دیکھیں

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The official video to 'When The Sky Comes Looking For You' - the 12th track from the 22nd studio album 'Bad Magic', released on August 28th 2015. Grab your personal copy of 'Bad Magic' here: Jewel Case CD: http://smarturl.it/MH_BadMagic_Standard Limited Edition Box: http://smarturl.it/MH_BadMagic_LtdBox Ecolbook CD: http://smarturl.it/MH_BadMagic_DigiPack Vinyl LP: http://smarturl.it/MH_BadMagic_Vinyl iTunes Digital: http://smarturl.it/MH_BadMagic_iTunes Google Play: https://goo.gl/6ywz5b WHEN THE SKY COMES LOOKING FOR YOU A film by Pep Bonet The rider’s bike thunders down a dusty desert road, no apparent destination and no apparent expectation. The young hitchhiker girl waits, guitar and hope all wrapped up in warm, youthful exuberance. Until she’s dead. Just like that… …and the rider continues towards the Excalibur Bar, where headbangers ’n’ drinkers, gambling thieves ’n’ rogues have gathered. Biker Devil Devil biker Death “What are ya gonna do now roars Lemmy, and in the ensuing minutes, we see some answers to his questions. "Life deals with you as it needs to. And when death comes looking for you amidst it all, there’s no date, no appointment, often no rhyme and usually no reason. “When it comes, there’s nothing you can do,” says Pep Bonet, award winning photographer and director, “it’s placeless, timeless and ageless. It doesn’t care about any of those things, and it doesn’t care how young or old you are.” Director Bonet (who has photographed Motörhead since 2008) made this all-digital short film in only a few October days, deciding to make the piece in his hometown of Majorca where he got 50 extras to meet at his friend Javi’s Excalibur bar, which has certainly hosted a few hundred bashes in its time (for what it’s worth, Javi got a war-pig tattooed in real-time on his arm by the Barcelona-based tattooist Javi Castaño (owner of Barcelona Electric Tattoo) during the shoot. The entire production was a labour of love and friendships for Bonet, whose editor Migue