This is awesome - i remember schmoyoho mentioning "Directions" by Tally Hall, and that was why Tally Hall is my favorite Band today, otherwise i'd probably never discovered Rob and his Buddys. Thanks for all! :)
albanymike Nah, internet was created in 1914. That's how the great war started. The Arch Duke was one of the first people to use the internet and the assassins were jealous.
@@tally_hal To tell you the truth? They really weren’t that popular back then. Only in the past couple years did they finally break out of obscurity and even now, they’re still relatively niche
Dont know if youll ever read this but before rehab I bought your album. Youre not allowed phones etc so I had to convert it to tape. I listened to this and 'Perfect' basically every day Thanks for getting me through it
This is the kind of music people should listen more to. It's amazing how true artists can do something so awesome inexpensively. That's what I call "true talent." Great job, Rob and to all the people who made this awesome music video. :)
Inexpensive? You know they still had to film everything else they played in the background, and hire all these people: Director: Andrew Laurich Producer: Christina Lee Director of Photography: Scott Uhlfelder Production Designer: Sara Kugelmass Mechanical Genius: Jeff Barber Bora Karaca: Bora Karaca First Asst Director: Devi Rawal Second Asst Director: Mariana Vieira Costume Design: Angi Ursetta Makeup Stylist: Maryann Yee First Asst Camera: Eli Berg Second Asst Camera: Devin Keebler Key Grip: Marcos Valdez Gaffer: Armando Ballesteros Electrician: Alex Berron Grip: Bora Karaca Grip: Tucker Carter Grip: Ryan Scott Grip: Rob Cantor Production Asst: Kathleen Schenck Production Asst: Sabrina Stoll Art Production Asst: Shannon Malone Sound Design / Mix: Lindsey Alvarez Colorist / VFX: Marco Cordero Catering: Allison Kurtzer Composite / VFX: Steven Williams CAST (in order of appearance): Mourner: Anna Skinner Mourner: Bora Karaca Mourner: Paul Martin Mourner: Kathy Martin Woman: Florence Klein Faster Biker: Natalie Santana Balloon Gal: Allison Kurtzer Girl: Maddy Maier Nobody just works for free, and can't even fathom how much a "inexpensive" music video cost to produce.
*Old Bike* *Rob cantor* *March 4 2014* Old bike, rode it my whole life Wonder if I might beat that old bike to the grave Moon bright, gliding down hillsides Haze off a porch light flickers and catches my gaze On my bicycle, rolling along On my bicycle, singing my song On my bicycle ride, hoping you’ll come along Warm night, riding my soul bike Doesn’t quite roll right but it gets me where I need to be There is no guide, life is a slow ride If you got a old bike come ride around here with me On our bicycles, hands in the air On our bicycles, driving with care On our bicycle ride Everyone’s at it alone sometimes But it’s better to have a companion ride Everyone’s saturday night goes wrong sometimes Along the ride Busted and rickety olden bike Busted and missing a bolt or five Holding together as long as I’m alive Along the ride Ladies and gentlemen I despise Leave em alone as I drive on by Never imagined it quite so divine to glide Along the ride
I've had this song in my playlist for quite a while now, but I had never watched the music video. Here I am, watching one of the most creative music videos I've seen in the middle of a parking lot on a Friday afternoon
I just discovered this. I don't know if its because I am in so much mental pain or what but it brought me to tears and I smiled too. Thank you for sharing your art with us.
I am watching as my eyes fill with tears and I don’t know why. Felling happy and sad the same time. Reading you comment three years later, hopping life is treating you better now. Take care❤️
It went from a cool concept of a beautiful story, then it went into HOLY SHIT STARS AND SHIT ARE EVERYWHERE AND WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT IN THE BACKGROUND, THE FUCKING GALAXY, HOLY SHIT THIS IS BETTER THAN WEEEEEEEEEED That's pretty accurate sadly.
MEVIbrothers Makes sense, especially with the flash of light and how we lose sight of her for a moment while she quite literally drives into the light. Maybe it's not her getting hit in the tunnel but a metaphor for life then death. Now we're just looking into it too much though.
I have never commented on RU-vid. And here I am. I was absolutely amazed by this video, the song, lyrics...& your voice Rob Cantor. On a rainy summer Sunday, mesmerized. Nostalgic. Emotional. Well done.
Rob, this is the catchiest song I have heard in months. I must have listened to it like 50 times and I still get chills in my spine when I listen to this, especially the ending part. I'm super excited for your album. Great job!
I used to commute by bike year round to work 5 days a week and this reminds me of the magical nights riding home in the dark when the city was quiet, not much traffic and it was just beautiful.
I can't get enough of this song! I can't fathom how this isn't more popular, being that Shia LaBouf and Perfect are so well known. I'm not trying to knock those two, as I love them as well, but frankly I think this song is superior.
Riding a bike on the twisted, wonderful path of life. Such a wonderful concept. It can have its ups and downs, highs, lows, twists and curves. Everyone rides it, everyone has to. But no one is perfect, no one is the same, and therefore everyone chooses how to ride it differently. You can speed into it and go ahead on the trail, but you will finish before other people, other people who decide to stop and smell the roses along the way. There will be moments where you will fall off your bike, or go down a wrong turn. But all you have to do is get back on the bike, or backtrack to where you went wrong. You will encounter many obstacles along the path of life. Temptations. Decisions. Blockages that might force you to go down a wrong turn. But even if you don't choose wisely, there's always a chance to recover from that turn. You could backtrack, find out where you went wrong, and fix it. Or you could take the right trails to get back on track. Either way, you're making the right choice. Some people will have abrupt ends to this path of life. Other people will finish after a very long ride. It doesn't matter if people finish before you. Just keep going. You eventually will make it there. And once you're there, you just keep going. There is simply nowhere else to go. But accept it. Once you're there, don't try to turn back. Go forward. Go on with life. Be happy.
I just have to say, wow, the way you put together that whole comment off of a few minute long video and a repetitive song. that was magnificent and I thought I would be able to press see all replies and see a bunch of people complimenting you on how great that was but I didn't so I thought it would just be nice to comment and tell you that your comment was beautiful.
+DuffleMuffin Am I the only one who thinks it doesn't matter and totally irrelevant? Seriously you're just as bad as the "Still better than Beiber" tools. Who cares about some other group when we're listening to this.
Dude you are a genius and I'm so proud of you for finding the passion to write about something so simple but meaningful I hope that the rest of the world can see your genius.
Oh my goodness… I'm even more excited. I have only watched the Boralogues… hmm 8 or 9 times through to inspire me while I work toward my own music! You and your music have made my day Rob, and I finished online Geology today too so… ya know… you were up against THAT MILESTONE!
Amazing! Loved the song and the video was truly delightful! Tally Hall is frequently played in my house on repeat and your music has something special about it. The word that comes to mind to describe it is "mystical". I'm super pumped for the album!
After seeing that 29 celeb impressions was a fake i felt really let down.... But now i get what you were trying to do and it has worked!!!! Ive watched all your videos and they are AMAZINNGGGG!! never seen this much creativity in music videos...
"Space Grandma" ; in theaters now! About a magical Grandma that ages backwards when she rides on her bike. She also has many adventures on space since it is an Intergaltactical Byke.
+Luke Molwitz The story is that this old woman died and she is watching her whole life in reverse. The bike has been with her pretty much all her life so it is a part of her and acts as a medium through which she travels through her memories. Also you wouldn't happen to be German or Polish would you?
