The official video for Gnarls’s new single, the backbeat/soul collage “Mystery Man,” matches the song’s overall cut-paste, drafted, b-side vibe with some lo-fi, simply drawn, sketched on animation. Danger Mouse and a skinny Cee-Lo appear briefly on a rooftop, but mostly this is about Superman, who evidently sucks, occasionally enjoys bike rides through the city, and ultimately saves the city from a very big puzzle.
“Mystery Man” appears on the Who’s Gonna Save My Soul EP, out 11/11 via Atlantic. The set also includes four versions of the Odd Couple title track, and a live take on “Neighbors” from the 40 Watt Club. You can still head to gnarlsbarkley.com right now and download MP3s of all those “Soul” versions (the vid, too). After 11/11 it’ll all be gone.
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Tis a good video! I like the somewhat different style since every other musican is just filming the regular stuff i.e.:my band playing at a party, walking down the street, etc.
Style and Sounds are excellent!
i don’t know.
is it just me or are people disappointed?
i know nothing will ever compare to “crazy”, but this just seems kind of weak.
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heroes are nothing more than clowns used by jokers to program fools. =)