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1. Jamiroquai. Cosmic Girl .


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undisputed number one for several reasons. I'm fan of this group since I was that child ding rare and marginalized who danced with his Walkman and wore red sweatshirt and sneakers Adidas Gazelle summer camp with twelve years old. View my platonic love Jay Kay drive the Lamborghini Diablo SE30 black while singing and imagine I'm your passenger, I awry (although known, would go with my eyes closed and stiff which grandmother). In addition, the video was shot in the desert of Tavernes, Almería, Spain's place where I have the best memories of 2010. The other two big car is a Ferrari F355 and F40 spectacular. And my favorite subject is History Jamiroquai issues and world music in general.

2. The Clash. Should I Stay or Should I Go? .



One of the British punk anthems of all time. This song definitely changed the history of music. In the video Strummer, Jones, Simonon and Chimes walking in a Cadillac 1959 with all its estilazo through the streets of Brooklyn. The images were recorded during the Combat Rock tour in the U.S. and in particular during the opening act for The Clash Supporting The Who held at Shea Stadium in New York Mets on October 12, 1982. The New York Post wrote about the concert: " had so many fans of the Clash and the Who that night."

3. Gorillaz. Stylo .



a video is memorable because it has everything. For starters, the issue transcends all your pores and will cove to the core. Second, the roll road movie Route 66 and persecutions are always exciting. In Stylo, the animated characters of Jamie Hewlett escape speed in a Chevrolet Camaro 1960 of a policeman comerosquillas very eighties, well into meat, and then Bruce Willis, a kind of vigilante sheriff dressed in a leather jacket black fire them from their Chevrolet El Camino red. In addition, the issue collaborate the great rapper Mos Def and Bobby Womack.

4. Madonna. Star .



is not a music video but as if it were. Madonna's ex, director Guy Ritchie, made in 2001 to advertise a short model E39 BMW M5 . I think an audiovisual piece of 10 because I love to see Madonna as hysterical and overbearing reinterpreted and laughing at itself and because Clive Owen is fantastic in his role as 007 bypassing the diva's bodyguard in his silver car. Oh, and the soundtrack is Blur's Song 2. Very british everything.

5. Beastie Boys. Sabotage .



Videoclip directed by the great Spike Jonze honoring the 70's police series such as Starsky & Hutch or Miami Vice. The car is a Ford LTD 1979. I'm a fan of the mirror glass glasses, the mustache to the Chicano, paper bags, motels, but mostly the screech of the electric guitar in this great song. Final rush.