The secret world of Music videos
Okay, on the Internet it only takes a few minutes to find a total discography of your favorite band, most of the time.
But finding out information on officially released music videos by said bands seems to be, well, difficult.
I know of NWoutpost's database of videos, but what about more? I found a lead on a guy willing to sell me a DVD copy of Josie Cottons' "Jimmy loves marianne", which I gotta get around to dong sometime.
But I'm wondering if there's a bigger database, maybe even with some screencaps for the curious. VH1 Classic sometimes throws me a bone, showing me videos I never even knew existed. Some even ones I couldn't even conceptualize a music video to.
As for buying videos from official channels, it seems difficult. VH1 or MTV to my knowledge doesn't have a databse of all their videos in existence(but man would that be cool to search through).
P2p networks usually have only the upper-crust of mainstream music videos we've seen hundreds of times. My only luck out was finding Kate Bush's "Wuthering Heights" and a few Missing Persons videos.
So, are there any great oracles in cyberspace that would hold the answers to my music video curiousities?
But finding out information on officially released music videos by said bands seems to be, well, difficult.
I know of NWoutpost's database of videos, but what about more? I found a lead on a guy willing to sell me a DVD copy of Josie Cottons' "Jimmy loves marianne", which I gotta get around to dong sometime.
But I'm wondering if there's a bigger database, maybe even with some screencaps for the curious. VH1 Classic sometimes throws me a bone, showing me videos I never even knew existed. Some even ones I couldn't even conceptualize a music video to.
As for buying videos from official channels, it seems difficult. VH1 or MTV to my knowledge doesn't have a databse of all their videos in existence(but man would that be cool to search through).
P2p networks usually have only the upper-crust of mainstream music videos we've seen hundreds of times. My only luck out was finding Kate Bush's "Wuthering Heights" and a few Missing Persons videos.
So, are there any great oracles in cyberspace that would hold the answers to my music video curiousities?