This Week In Music Videos

Adam and Adam discuss the recent DMCA takedowns of music videos from Vimeo with music video director Norton, plus we get a report on the music video portion of SXSW from Doug as he drives out of Austin. Note: DJ Snake's "Turn Down For What" video was pulled off YouTube during this podcast recording. Right after the podcast, it was re-uploaded.

With Adam F. out this week , Doug and Adam A of Fringe Music Fix soldier on and attempt to pronounce a slate of increasingly exotic names, all while discussing this week in music videos. Plus, Doug plugs his upcoming lonely journey to SXSW to give away shirts. Recorded on March 6, 2014.

In a quality verb-packed episode, Doug, Adam, and Adam from Fringe Music Fix lament the breakup of two music video couples, ponder the Hype Williams Yeezus film, and define the phenomenon known as "music video fatigue". Doug also defends his position that having sex with Jay Z isn't something he'd do in real life but the concept is intriguing. Recorded on February 27, 2014.

On this edition of Music Video Land, Doug and Adam celebrate Adam A's birthday by pondering the influence of Legends of the Hidden Temple on Katy Perry's "Dark Horse" video, the mystery of the naked dudes in the Avicii "Addicted To You" video, and what it's like to be a sexy music video lady.

Doug, Adam, and Adam from Fringe Music Fix discuss the beautiful animal that is "Achy Breaky 2," the giant stone crucifix in Lily Allen's video, and the joys of Shazam. Recorded on February 13, 2014.

Doug, Adam, and Adam from Fringe Music Fix once again get together to discuss things like using gifs as video previews, t.A.T.u. at the olympics, Dustin Diamond, exorcisms, and more.

Doug, Adam, and Adam from Fringe Music Fix gather to talk about Justin Bieber’s excellent Takis joke, moths, knife throwing, the 1987 movie Mannequin, and so much more. Bonus: Doug is in a coffee shop again. Recorded on January 30, 2013.

Doug joins Adam & Adam from a coffee shop/train depot to discuss things like Boggie’s music video makeover, whether Chamber maid is a contemporary term (it’s not), and if it’s acceptable to use water with cereal instead of milk (it’s not). Recorded on January 23, 2014.

Doug, Adam, and Adam from Fringe Music Fix talk about ghost sex, sad Ewoks, and hunting Diedrich Bader. Recorded on January 16, 2014.

In the first This Week In Music Videos of 2014, Doug, Adam, and Adam of Fringe Music Fix discuss Ke$ha-themed twitter accounts, which music video reminded them of a scene in 'Hook', and Snoop Dogg on The Price Is Right. Recorded Thursday January 9, 2014.

Doug, Adam, and Adam from Fringe Music Fix discuss the weird parallels between John Mayer’s “Who You Love” and Beyonce’s “Drunk In Love”, Eminem’s elevator ride, selfies, and seizure-inducing emojis.

Prolific music video director Dale "Rage" Resteghini joins us on the podcast to discuss his experience directing hundreds of music videos over the last decade for artists such as Akon, Soulja Boy, Snoop Dogg, Gym Class Heroes, TI, Fallout Boy, Lil' Wayne, Ray J, The Game, Busta Rhymes, and many more.

Doug, Adam, and Adam from Fringe Music Fix discuss the IMVDb Top Music Videos of the 2013 list. Recorded on December 12, 2013.

Doug and Adam discuss the week in music videos, top 10 lists, and Blockbuster’s room of movies. Recorded Thursday, 12/05/2013.

Doug, Adam, and Adam from Fringe Music Fix discuss the rise of music videos for older songs, the rise high-profile interactive music videos, and why Kanye loves premiering videos on Ellen. Recorded on Nov 21, 2013.

Doug, Adam, and Adam from Fringe Music Fix discuss the music video releases of the week.

Music video director Cameron Duddy joins us on the podcast to talk about his career making music videos for artists like Bruno Mars, Awolnation, and OneRepublic, plus why wearing a jean jacket may have been a pivotal decision in his career.

Doug, Adam, and Adam from Fringe Music Fix discuss the ups and downs of the YouTube Music Awards, the videos of the week, and the musical version of Elf.

Doug, Adam, and Adam of Fringe Music fix discuss the great state of Massachusetts, the recent wave of meta music videos, the challenges of interpreting music videos from other cultures, and the pros/cons of the star-studded Paul McCartney video.

Adam, Doug, and Adam from Fringe Music Fix discuss the fact that a novelty song about Chinese food is the top music video of the week, why Facebook premieres are not cool, and the rollout of the Atoms for Peace video.