Nice nice nice. Like a instant Travel between the actual music and the old video.

I enjoyed the juxtaposition of the dizzy, goofy 1960 consumerism juxtaposed with the "I want ..." lyrics. The pace of the video and audio went very well together as well.

thanks guys - the other thing that struck me funny about this is the couple seems to be a tad on the mature side lol dunno why but they kind of look strange...

Hi Maria, nice work here! I definitely like the music too.

Hey Glenn- thanks mucho! Nice to see you again - I need to catch up on my vimeo lol been a while.

this did make me smile thank you for sharing it with me.

heheheh glad to hear that!

absolutely great. video and the music go really well. consume less please :|

I use FCP also but am a new user. How do you get your video to have such quality? what settings do you use out of final Cut to export to Vimeo? do you use export to quicktime compression? and what settings? I appreciate the help.

Oooo awesome job on this one. I love the music - very funky. Well done, Maria! Loved it :)

Awesome indeed. I'm 1954 vintage, myself, so I'm 54 today (how's that for a neat split!) .
The production blends great, just great with your music.
Now to mention the production: the original is brilliant concept by artists who had almost none of the special effects we control today by mere mouse clicks. Everything is a Paradise Promised by consumerism. You can see the hidden sponsorships: Ford, Bell Telephone, Frigidaire, etc---without a single crass logo. It's all about the climb toward a perfect, materialistic life, one that most of us today still pursue; only the styles have changed.

Ah, for those halcyon days before seat belts (j/k).
I once rolled right out of a moving, 1950 Chevy. I was five.
Grandmother took a left turn at 15 per as I pushed the shiny door opening button. No harm, though, I landed in that soft green 1950s grass swale, and instead of a bump or bruise, I only got dreams from the accident. Dreams of not dying young. So far, so good, ah yes!

This is great! An excellent mix of music and images. I love their dream dinner party - no guests except, of course, the scariest clown ever captured on film.

Nice work!