Comments on: Cake - The Distance http://www.bestmusicvideos.org/36/cake-the-distance/ Watch the best music videos online from the greatest songs Wed, 08 Feb 2012 09:40:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: ryan http://www.bestmusicvideos.org/36/cake-the-distance/#comment-27 ryan Wed, 03 Mar 2010 11:15:36 +0000 http://www.bestmusicvideos.org/?p=36#comment-27 Collapsing Cities "Tazers" such a good video! Collapsing Cities “Tazers” such a good video!

]]> By: kelly http://www.bestmusicvideos.org/36/cake-the-distance/#comment-26 kelly Mon, 18 Jan 2010 21:58:09 +0000 http://www.bestmusicvideos.org/?p=36#comment-26 i watched the video. it was STUPID and ur wrong. Time For A Miracle by Adam Lambert is a video u should check out. i watched the video. it was STUPID and ur wrong. Time For A Miracle by Adam Lambert is a video u should check out.

]]> By: Not American http://www.bestmusicvideos.org/36/cake-the-distance/#comment-23 Not American Wed, 13 May 2009 10:12:22 +0000 http://www.bestmusicvideos.org/?p=36#comment-23 "which would have been on this site if Universal wasn’t forbidding embedding (can someone tell me what these Music companies are possibly thinking by doing that?)" Isn't it obvious? Now that MTV, BET, MuchMusic, etc. don't show music videos, the only way to show these videos (videos designed to promote artists and sell music) is on the net. However, since this would be a move that would MAKE SENSE, music companies must do the opposite. And then scratch their collective heads and say downloading music is killing the music biz, just like they warned us that MTV/music videos would kill the radio, and that mix tapes would stop people from buying cassettes. Giant companies ALWAYS know what's going on with the public, especially when it comes to using new technology to reach that public. -ak “which would have been on this site if Universal wasn’t forbidding embedding (can someone tell me what these Music companies are possibly thinking by doing that?)”

Isn’t it obvious? Now that MTV, BET, MuchMusic, etc. don’t show music videos, the only way to show these videos (videos designed to promote artists and sell music) is on the net. However, since this would be a move that would MAKE SENSE, music companies must do the opposite. And then scratch their collective heads and say downloading music is killing the music biz, just like they warned us that MTV/music videos would kill the radio, and that mix tapes would stop people from buying cassettes. Giant companies ALWAYS know what’s going on with the public, especially when it comes to using new technology to reach that public.

-ak

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