A new music video is up, it is Look Out For Number One by Tommy Faragher, from the movie Staying Alive (1983). It was created in 2018, but due to copyright issues, it resides on Bituchute.
My music video, Look Out For Number One by Tommy Faragher is kicked out of YouTube because the song and footage (which are taken from two episodes of Nickelodeon's The Loud House) are copyrighted, which is why it is gone. I have given credit to the sources, but it got taken away. So I tried DailyMotion. It didn't work. Finally I tried FaceBook and that backfired on me. As a result, I might as well give up. This leaves the burning question, Where's The Fair Use? Maybe I should try more obsucre songs. When I made Pink Lady's Monster music video, I got a copyright strike from Victor Music and I wrote back to the in English and Japanese saying that I am not making money off of it and look at it now, over one thousand views! I tried to do it again with Look Out For Number One, and claimed that I am not making money off of it, and look what happened, they want it off.
My channel was born in 2006 and died in 2012. I revived it in 2012 and I don't want it to die in 2018!
I got some original content to make. I got create some animations to present and trailer reaction videos to do. Those are coming this December so look out!
That's right you heard me, a new music video, but this one is a dark one.
This is The Winning End by Joe Bean Esposito from the movie, Staying Alive (1983).
Side effects include nightmares and a bad night's sleep, so if you are prone to this due to the dark nature of it, then you have been warned!
(I love saying that.)
Here it is.
Enjoy.
By the way, I changed the intro and closing sequence.
Sorry this is late, I was busy with other things like animation, so here is this nice music video I made.
It is Frank Zappa's "I am the Slime from Your Video" from 1973.
This was made in memory of Yoshimitsu Banno (the guy who created Godzilla vs. The Smog Monster [a.k.a. Godzilla vs. Hedorah] back in 1971).
I uploaded it yesterday, but I didn't blog about it so this post is late.
It is by an unknown male singer and it from an album called "New Orleans Funk" and it is called, "Freakenstein."
My music video, Monster by Pink Lady, is back on YouTube. After writing a claim and telling them about the fair use situation, Victor Entertainment (a Japanese music company who owned the song), saw my claim and reasoning, which was written in English and Japanese courtesy of Google Translate.
So here it is, my music video on YouTube.
Monster Music Video Monday kicks off with Pink Lady's 1978 hit song, "Monster."
It was going to be on SCREWTube, but it got pulled off, so it is here on DailyMotion.
October is the month for Halloween! It is associated with ghosts, ghouls, goblins and things that go bump in the night. Monsters and mayhem galore. No, there will not be gore, because this is a family delight! Let me tell you, it is out of sight!
Rhyming aside, here are two promos. Mondays in October.
Announcer: Ladies and gentlemen, Matthew B. Lamont!
(Matthew comes in)
(crowd cheers)
Matthew: Welcome one and all. It is good to be back!
(crowd cheers)
Matthew: You know it has come to my attention that I would like to say that I got some news and updates.
(voice pipes up)
Voice: What about Dinosaur Daze?
Matthew: I will get to that, but first let me talk about my music videos. As you know I am a fan of this:
(crowd cheers)
Matthew: Yes, I am a fan of it (I bought the graphic novel and it is nice) and let me tell you, I had some ideas to make music videos with footage from that cartoon. I had three songs. Look out for Number One by Tommy Faragher [Have a listen.] Physical by Olivia Newton-John [Have a listen.] I Can Do Anything Better Than You Can from Fame [Have a listen if you know what I am talking about.] I Will Survive by Gloria Gaynor [Have a listen.] Don't Worry Be Happy by Bobby McFerrin [Have a listen.] This is because I saw the latest episodes of The Loud House. One was called "Health Kicked" and "Lynner Takes All". I need your help! Which song of these three do you want me to make a music video out of. I can sure use some help here.
Matthew: By the way, I have come to thank you for giving my break-in recording, A House that is Loud, 209 views on YouTube. Thank you so much. Let's hope it will have 1000 views.
(crowd applauds)
Matthew: I will also be uploading some rare treasures. Be on the look out for my documentary, Who is Pooch the Pup. There will be more music video commentaries coming so keep an eye on this blog. Now for Dinosaur Daze.
(crowd cheers)
Matthew: OK, OK, cool it. Keep your shirts on and let me tell you. Yesterday, I got word that Adam Savje ordered a new one and he will take a look at it and he hopes that it will work properly. So keep those fingers crossed because this project will be done. (Hopefully.)
(crowd cheers)
Matthew: Well,that is all. Thank you very much and I must be going. See ya.
Here is a new music video. It is "Snoopy's Big Debut." This one is a follow-up to "Cracker Box Palace" and takes place before "Funky Disco Princess" (which got 940 views). You can say that my "Wander Over Yonder" music video trilogy is complete.
When The Peanuts Movie was causing hype last year, I thought will Snoopy speak. If so What would he sound like? Who would voice him, so I guessed Jack McBrayer would be good voice for Snoopy. Wander is as happy, cheerful and energetic as Snoopy. The song was from the 1984 album, "Flashbeagle" which was featured in the special, It's Your 20th Television Anniversary Charlie Brown. Believe it or not, this was my first exposure to Peanuts and this is where my love for Charles Schultz's work all started.
Enjoy.
Announcer: Ladies and gentlemen, here he is, the man himself, Matthew B. Lamont
(crowd cheers and Matthew comes in to take a seat)
Matthew: Welcome one and all, I am Matthew B. Lamont. You are here for some exciting stuff. Right?
(crowd gets excited)
Well then, let us start. First I am going to talk about that there will be more Powerpuff Girls 2016 Reboot Vlogs. There will one coming soon where I talk about the Powerpuff Girls - Teen Titans Go cross over and how left a reaction out of me! Currently the camera has a battery with time limit. So a battery with a time limit, and this can make something to lower your time. So sorry about that, but bear in mind, I will vlog about the mini-sodes too.
(crowd cheers)
I will reach my final analysis on that show. Next, I am going to talk about more music videos.
(crowd cheers)
As you know, I have made George Harrison's Crackerbox Palace. I have made a music video one time that was never released it is called Rock n' Roll Hootchie Koo. It features clips from The Nostalgia Critic and Bum Reviews. However it got rejected. Going back to Crackerbox Palace is a prequel to Funky Disco Princess. I am planning to to make a follow-up to Crackerbox Palace. There will be commentary on that music video soon. I am planning to make another music video soon that will follow-up Crackerbox Palace. That is for me to know and you to find out.
Also, I have just completed a safety film from for Tech Central. I started working on it since January and I completed it at the end of July. This one is called Tech Central and the Color Code Alert System. This was inspired by true events that happened to me over the past two years that did not turn out well and was very unpleasant.
(crowd feels pity)
Out of resentment towards that, I decided to a color code alert system like the one the Government uses.
"Green, she is calm. Yellow, she is in tears. Orange, I am in tears. But with code red, if she locks eyes with you, it is already too late."
Inspired by that, I made one up, so thanks Muppets.
(crowd laughs)
Green is everything is OK. Yellow is hitch, so there a vast majority of certain items are not available. Orange is trouble, which means the student is clowning around with the employee. That's a no-no. Red is danger, which means the student is emotionally threatening. Finally Purple is threat, which is the student is physically threatening.
It will premiere sometime this fall. Yes, you with the dinosaur suit.
Dino-fan: When will Dinosaur Daze come out?
(crowd goes cheering wildly and excited over it by shouting the title)
Matt: OK, OK. I know how you feel. I am trying to get that movie finished. The live-action is done, the animation is done, but the combining of the stop-motion dinosaurs with the live-action isn't. There is a special projector for it. If you remember my previousposts, there are some technical difficulties. Yesterday, I went to M.I.T. (the Massachusetts Institute of Technology) because I heard via word of mouth that there was a projector for motion analysis there. Some person named Jim Bales knows about and I am planning to talk to him about using it for a this project. Elsewhere, Adam Savje told me about that projector is having trouble being fixed so he asked me to give him some online links on where he can get that kind of projector. Hopefully this project will be completed. It will be done sometime this fall for a Halloween release or a Christmas release. I hope it gets done by Halloween.
(crowd applauds)
Currently, I am working on another Break-In Recording. This one is called Pokémon Oh No! It is based on the popularity of the game Pokémon Go.
(crowd laughs)
Thank you for coming and have a nice day. There will be more updates soon and surprises.
Here is a new music video. It is called "Crackerbox Palace" by George Harrison. When I heard this song, I was thinking, rather than doing a sequel to "Funky Disco Princess", why not a prequel. This one works.
That's right you heard me. Another music video about a certain ape gets premiered. Not just any music video, but a lost one. Like the previous two, this one gets a premiere and is made to coincide with the 1976 remake. It is Century Orchestra with, King Kong is Back Again from 1976. This wraps things up and stay tuned to this blog for more surprises and delights.
