Rush - Countdown. Restored with "new" original Space Shuttle Columbia footage

[@RockinExperience]

When I was with the Chromey crew, we had an Astronaut fan who took aboard a 6"x8" photo Chromey on STS-136. He was able to take a photo of the image on the window of the shuttle with Earth in the background. It traveled around the Earth over 200 times at 17,500 mph. That whole process took over a year for the photo to be returned to Chromey's owner to be framed. During the mission, we woke up the crew one morning with this song.

[@mightyirish]

RIP John Young. What a life: walk on the moon, command the first shuttle flight, and get immortalized in a Rush song.

[@joemack9017]

I always liked this song.Dont ask me why.First time I heard Countdown was when I was a teen.Always had a passion for space.Watched both the original Countdown and now the tribute to Columbia( and Challenger).May all those who flew the STS's this is for you,the brave astronauts who risked their lives and those who didn't.My heart goes out to those who lost their lives.I remember that every time I watch Countdown.

[@Andrei613]

In 1981, we had two TVs in the family home, a 26 inch console and a 13 inch portable, both colour. For the launch, I set up the portable atop the console, so that I would have video from two different channels of the launch. It was magnificent. I was lucky in that in 1992 I was able to attend a launch at The Cape in person, STS-47.

[@christopherharmon2433]

Don't forget bring a corned beef sandwich with you on your first mission, and not get grounded from future missions by Chris Craft. Also be the only astronaut to be flight qualified (and the commander) on four different spaceships (Gemini, Apollo CSM + LM, and the Shuttle).

[@dahawk8574]

​@@christopherharmon2433, let's not overlook... - First to fly solo around the Moon, - Holds the record for Most Space Launches (7) - First to do car repair on the Moon. "Mr Moonwrench" ...so you've actually shorted him in number of space vehicles: 5 (Gemini, CSM / LM / LRV, Shuttle) And while all 5 operated in space, he even _flew_ in all 5. Albeit very briefly when all four wheels left the ground.

[@idahorx1]

@@Andrei613 I really regret that I never made it to an STS (or Apollo) launch. Going to have to make it to Texas for a Starship one.

[@Ferruccio_Guicciardi]

RIP Neil Peart. September 12, 1952 - January 7, 2020 (Age 67). He is and always will be the best drummer in the world. Nobody can't even come close to matching his style. The king of the drumming world. I grew up spending countless hours listening to Rush songs on MTV and Stereo Panama radio station from 1984- 1991. He wrote most of Rush song lyrics by adding a unique mix of ancient philosophy, comic books action sequences and strong messages that shaped my teenage years. Unique mix of Progressive Rock & Sci-Fi Rock ! Great nostalgia !. Neil Peart you will remain forever closer to the heart of all Rush fans worldwide ! You are now one with the spirit of radio !

[@scottotto4425]

Thanks 4 your kind words about neil. Keep the dream alive.

[@idahorx1]

Neil's passing was a precursor to the biggest shit-show year in history. RIP Neil, but glad he didn't have to see what followed.

[@trainglen22]

😢

[@omegaconcern2010]

Mike Portnoy perhaps... He comes closest

[@charlesmoore456]

"Young and Crippen really moving out, now." "Velocity now reading 6200 feet per second." Find yourself a visual reference of one mile, and then imagine moving that distance in one second. It will blow your mind.

[@BikerGeek]

The original video was awesome simply because Rush did something no other band had ever done. Music about a pivotal point in our history. This does make the whole musical experience a whole lot better. The song has always had a special place in my heart as I've always remembered that we used to be the vanguard when it came to space travel and now we have to hitch rides with other countries to make it into space.

[@randyferron]

Well said

[@idahorx1]

The redeeming thing is we have now retaken the lead in space. It took a private company do do so, not government bureaucrats. NASA is a shadow of their previous ability. SpaceX is the future. Starship is awesome. Musk is today's Tom Sawyer-government bureaucrats are the Priests...

[@mdpuckett]

@@idahorx1 Amen!

[@siarnne]

Well, a little perspective. The shuttle program was a set of really bad compromises both in terms of mission and technology. Countdown holds up as a reflection of the optimism about technology because this was the first launch and the pristine hope that this iconic spacecraft would mark a turning point in human affairs and change the game for everyone was still unblemished when Signals released. There was no infighting with the military or the congressional budget office, no systemic failure in planning, objectives or deliverables in the public sphere-no horrible fatal accidents with the loss of the vehicle and entire crew for all to see. To every one outside the KSC boardroom, STS-1 was the locus of the unbridled enthusiasm and wonder that Rush depicted in Countdown. This was a moment to cherish, when the mission of space fired everyone's imagination with new possibilities and if we're wise, then someday we'll get another and if we're lucky, another generation of artists will capture it the way Rush did this one.

[@RCSkunkWorX]

I have a friend who is an astronaut and has been in space. I asked him if he knew of this song, and with a wide eyed grin, he replied - "every astronaut knows this song". Now how cool is that! Rush frames the excitement of the space journey so well, it had to register with these space pioneers as well! For the record, RUSH is living evidence that the Mozart's and Bach's of the past, still exist in modern times.

[@cygnux]

Thank you all for the kind words. It was truly a labor of love not only for the song and group but for the shuttle program itself. I had the privilege of getting to see the Endeavor do a night launch in the 90's. Something that I will never forget. Sort of like my first Rush concert. 😀

[@insulglass]

I was able to view a night launch in 2008, and saw it standing on the old earth "hump" besides the VAB where the old countdown clock was located. Even more than a couple of miles away from the launch, the force of the liftoff was making my pants legs whip from the sound force. Incredible stuff.

[@elveggoloco]

I was riding my motorcycle (a BMW just like Neil's) down to the cape for a night launch in 2009 but was delayed by a wrecked truck on I-10. You shoulda seen the space-nerds SCREAMING at the state troopers to let them through...I think it was the last night-launch or sump'n; the nerds we re pretty agitated and pissed-off about it. The delay meant that I saw the launch from 70 miles away- but even at that distance it was TOTALLY spectacular!

[@sodapopinski690]

I love that ending riff...it should have gone on for another minute.

[@cygnux]

Great screen name btw. lol

[@omegaconcern2010]

Their trademark sound

[@diehardrangersfan6503]

Who the hell can dislike a video of a moment of history in this country. What a great song from a Canadian band showing a space shuttle launch in the USA.

[@davidwayneprins]

I can remember watching this launch on TV back in 1981

[@greeneyes2797]

I am building my whole backyard based on the launch site it will take time and money but i am doing it.Thanks NASA and rush.

[@drew65sep]

Who knew then that this song would hold such irony in years to come. Hands down, a shuttle launch is the most awesome display of man-made power I've ever witnessed.

[@billscott9181]

As a nerdy, nearly 13 yr old kid, my dad drove my brother and I across the country to witness a space shuttle launch. I had no idea who Rush was, but a few years later, after becoming a die-hard fan, I was amazed to know that they were there to witness the same amazing experience that I did. I have always loved this song, but even more connected to it having been there with my favorite band. My dad even sent a photo of the launch to Astronauts Young and Crippen who later sent him their letters of gratitude, including a photo taken from their perspective. Thank you for making this great video!

[@cygnux]

Family and I were able to see a night launch of Endeavor in person. Definitely a high point in life!

[@scottgrimes1287]

This song so captured how we all felt watching this event. Really magnificent piece of work.

[@dorsal-qb5fr]

Read the lyrics to this song in high school English class. 28 years later, it still gets me pumped!

[@michaelastorga3187]

The liftoff and all the emotional reaction watching this on TV brought me tears

[@WWCephas]

One of the best songs ever.

[@Tramseskumbanan]

I had my 8th birthday only a few weeks prior to this occasion. When I watched the launch live on tv i was completely knocked to the floor by the sight of that incredible moment.

[@shuttlecommander]

I’m so stoked for crew dragon demo 2 in May!😁😁

[@johncopple6479]

When we all loved being Americans. What a view What a view!! We are just glad your enjoying it. There is nothing wrong ever with enjoying the view!! Or being an American.

[@bobmarshall2937]

hugh rush fan....that was good

[@davechilds3268]

Thanks for this! RIP John Young. A quiet but true American hero.

[@oficialcesarleitao]

Rush band composed of extra terrestrial musicians

[@raypenttila3911]

I absolutely love this! I only ever saw one shuttle launch, and I only ever saw Rush 36 times

[@jamesfitzpatrick7280]

Still gives me chills.

[@oficialcesarleitao]

Rush band composed of extra terrestrial musicians open.spotify.com/album/4iabAXoWdR9dy622RGCZpK?si=5QbqB1SvQgO8IUEzffBqjg

[@row8017]

The air was shattered with the loss of sound, just profound lyrics, thank you Neil.

[@Payin_Attention]

"The air was shattered by that awesome sound." (I've got the album; lyrics are printed in all Rush albums. No worries, just FYI.)

[@darthvicious9447]

Before I knew the lyrics I thought it was "... our small fingers high in the air.."

[@insulglass]

Very solid effort. As a NASA contractor involved in the shuttle program, I very much appreciate the additional footage. I do miss two things, though... at the 3:50 mark of the old video, the slow rise of the shuttle and the bit of sideways slip is an awesome viewpoint. And to be honest, the best "crowd shot" was the guy giving a double fist pump at the 4:05 mark. Those were my favorites that hit the cutting room floor - but overall, extremely well done! And finally, that's the actual radio chatter. Loved the astronauts ending lines. :- )

[@cygnux]

Glad you liked it. My favorite crowd scenes is the lady towards the end wiping happiness tears away. The fist pump guy is in there but your right he is in a different place now. As for the radio talk, for some reason that was extremely important to me. I watched and listen to hours of video in an effort to line things up the radio on the song with the actual radio and footage that was happening at the time. Glad someone other than myself enjoyed that part. In that process I discovered that it was the astronauts that played a song to ground control. I always assumed it was ground control playing it for the shuttle. I can't remember what song it was but it wasn't what I expected. For some reason I seem to thing it was a gospel tune.

[@418-Error]

cygnux I remember the song was something from 2001 A Space Odyssey, maybe Thus Spake Zarathusta, but I don't recall.

[@cygnux]

Oddly enough it was a song I had never heard before. I heard it in the original audio transcript. It was a sort of country gospel song if I remember correctly. Now in the early 90's for the Counterparts tour, Rush did open there concerts with thus Spoke Zarathustra. It was played in the opening video of a Nut and Bolt Counterpart coming together. lol

[@paulburton7725]

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[@stephenwebb921]

cygnux I remember reading a story from the New Haven Register in CT. That the guy jumping with his fist was a science teacher from Milford CT. He said someone came up to him and asked if he wanted to be in a video.He said he didn’t know at the time, but ended up being a really cool video from Rush.

[@breese4425]

Was in FL on a work project and managed to squeeze in a trip to Kennedy space center. Seeing the shuttle exhibit and the way they reveal it just made me cry.

[@bikingbirder2010]

To be there with my beautiful, sadly late, wife Karen and our four children back in 2002 to watch a launch, was breathtaking. Our children couldn't understand our tears as the Pillar of Cloud rose. Karen and I are of the Apollo generation and seeing a Space Shuttle launch was an ambition we shared. To see the tears form the young lady near the end of this magnificent video brings memories of that amazing day, made all the more sweet as the launch had been postponed the day before due to a thunderstorm. My raven-haired green- eyed goddess is no longer with her but the memories of her and days like this will stay sharp thanks to videos like this. Thanks so much.

[@tazdrum73]

One of my favourite Rush songs…I always get happy tears when I hear this song

[@humanity6fl9]

Still get chills when listening to this...

[@laurentbourgeois6547]

The best version ever, and one of my favs

[@ArkansasPilgrim]

My favorite part is when you hear the guy say, "You're looking a little hot, and all your calls will be a little early." Even with all of the computers, the astronauts were still in charge.

[@cygnux]

When looking up all of the historical footage, etc. I found the entire dialog from the flight. I should have used it in the same places at a little higher volume but didn't think about it till it was all completed. The most interesting part for me was the dialog at the end. "And we enjoyed the music, Bob; thank ya'." "Ah, we enjoyed it; we just wanted to share somethin' with you." It was actually a song played by the Astronauts back to mission control. I cannot recall what the song was but I do remember that it was about the furthest it could be from a Rush song. LOL

[@cygnux]

Actually I just found it. The song was "Waltzing Matilda". kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6qsfYBpgZemjq8

[@fjhgh100]

Countdown is my favourite song off the signals album.

[@tomelmore8431]

Thanks for your work here, cygnux! I loved this moment - long-anticipated, long-delayed. If only NASA had continued to be as competent and careful as they had been prior to the first shuttle launch! ("Nothing like bureaucracy," we must sadly observe...) Columbia, the grand-dame of the fleet, deserved a better ending - but her beginning under the hands of Young and Crippen was glorious, indeed! We bid farewell today to STS-1 Commander, John Young. Godspeed, sir - and may flights of mighty angels rise on your wings, accompanying you to your next mission!

[@ImaDrummer55]

I love this song, especially the way the music matches the video perfectly. Very hard to watch now, especially after losing Neil, and the Challenger tragedy. Makes me cry, and gives me chills as well. Thank you God, for letting me be human...just something that we all can treasure...

[@mrelectric40]

The look of this is Fabulous!! One of my favorite Rush track's.. ENERGY!!! I could crank this to 10!!!

[@mannydib]

RIP Neil Peart

[@michaelastorga2478]

Such a great moment in not only American but World's history.

[@stangman1268]

alex lifeson coolest guitar player wearing a tie and cool hand luke on the drums.

[@maxpaape5412]

Always one of my favorite Rush songs. I saw the Signals tour at the Capitol Center. Amazing as always. The ending on this song is so kicking on the groove

[@joeyboedeker7205]

Watching the shuttle launch was absolutely amazing

[@bobfarley127]

Awesome! Love this tune - I could listen to it over and over. What I like most is the integration of the voiceover of the PAO and the communications between Mission Control and Columbia. You did a great job of capturing the emotion of the crowd with the new crowd footage you added. I used to show the original to my students when we got to space exploration, but I'll show this instead. Thanks!

[@skyprop]

I'm Sure you know that way back then, RUSH was one of the many VIPs that was invited and attended this first launch. Hence the reason for this song.

[@cygnux]

skyprop Yeah, I had heard that before. I've seen the shuttle launching in person once but it was from the causeway. I can't imagine seeing the first one from the clock area.

[@stonehillmark]

+cygnux; I was there. April 12, 1981. Friends had a pass, and we stuffed 10 people into a big van. We first went the day before when the countdown was stopped at 32 seconds We came back for the reset and hit stop-and-go traffic 18 miles from the Cape. There were so many people, we were put on the road about 1/4 of a mile from the VAB It was a site I'll never forget, and this song has been a touchstone for decades. I've seen 22 launches from on the base and several dozen from Titusville. On every drive over, I would play this song at least once for good luck on the launch.

[@RobertBreedon-c3b]

I was 13 when NASA launched Columbia for the first time then went to see a live lift-off in 1992 something I will never forget

[@GalacticCoast]

RIP Neil Peart (1952-2020)

[@robsilver5510]

Kick Ass! One of my favorites... thanks!

[@cygnux]

Thank you!

[@lucascarioli]

Rush has the best fans in the world.

[@craigquinby6162]

That was killer

[@jamesshedd752]

Thanks for the music bob we just wanted to share something

[@SonofCastille]

noice! Man this track was bittersweet for me-End of an awesome album,commemorating the dawn of the shuttles! THANKS!

[@brianewing5778]

This was the song that introduced me to Rush, thanks MTV! Nice job on the edit!

[@andreguillette6293]

primitive now but holy crap were we ahead of the curve back then !!! USA Strong and Kudos to Rush for seeing the magic it was and sharing it with us back Then !!

[@ARCAdventures]

Love it!! Neil, you will be greatly missed!! :-(

[@gmaglio]

This should be the official video for Countdown. Rush should buy this vid for a handsome sum.

[@cygnux]

Lol, I wish. I'm just happy they allowed it to stay online. I would do more if they would provide original footage.

[@imaxguy]

RIP John Young.....

[@Long_Tail_of_Finance]

And we enjoyed the music, cygnux, thank ya.

[@cygnux]

that's great.

[@greensombrero3641]

the rocket rumble on the track is a great mix. wonderful idea - worked well

[@hermanhelmich]

Goosebumps The song The lyrics Launch and band combined Kudos to you sir

[@DanielBannon]

What a smashing tribute to the gods of prog, Rush, and STS-1, and the (late) John Young and Robert Crippen! Bravo! I watched launch of STS-134 from near Titusville, FL, on May 16, 2011...final flight of Endeavour...and was one of my life's most moving events. If you didn't see at least one, you can't understand. What song do you think was playing at 9/10 volume an hour before? Well done, well done!

[@robertpontisso4953]

Awesome my favorite Rush song from my favorite album.

[@narco2112]

Well done! RIP Columbia.

[@jeffk1482]

Thanks!!!!! That's really all there is to say. Thanks!!!!

[@cygnux]

Glad you enjoyed it! I know I did making it.

[@peteranderson4204]

awesome.. frelling awesome. thx!

[@mikebridges20]

Cygnux,Bravo, bravo, bravo!! An outstanding, top notch video for one of my favorite Rush songs, if just for the sentimental value. I remember STS-1, watching it from a local shopping mall electronics store (Ft. Worth, TX) that had set up several of the biggest TVs they had. Probably 100 people in the mall watching, and when it launched you could hear the cheers throughout the mall.Your video is a great video tribute to Rush's tribute.

[@cygnux]

Thank you! It's one of my favorite also. Because of that and to honor the space program, I made sure to use only footage of the first space shuttle launch. I was surprised at the quality of some of it considering its age. Going to do more and considered Marathon or The Manhattan Project.

[@mikebridges20]

Those would be fantastic. Also meant to say before that I was also outside Feb 1, 2003 at Mineral Wells, TX when Columbia came over for the last time. Really, REALLY, bad start to the day.

[@cygnux]

Oh, I bet. Even though there were two major accidents, I think the program was a great success.

[@freedomson1]

Well done! One of my favorite Rush songs.

[@cygnux]

Thank you.

[@Fuel46]

It cant get better if you like space, rockets etc. and your favourite band is Rush

[@418-Error]

I remember watching this in 10th grade Biology class. Teacher brought in a TV for that day. Glad to see the white external tank. Even though it added an amazing amount of weight. Removing it also seemed to cause woodpecker problems (in the foam covering).

[@wademchenry1560]

I really miss the 20th century.

[@peterrollins1173]

Very moving and emotional in so many ways with this terrific re-edit. Thank you.

[@capt.rajeevpandey7429]

My favourite number for close to 3 decades. Gives me the chills each time to listen to this epic number. Should be the swan song for NASA. RIP John Young . He will always be a superhero and inspiration to naval aviators the world over...like me.

[@juliocesarpereira4325]

Goose bumps all over! Great job, sir!

[@siarnne]

Really great job of editing and cutting the archival footage and audio back in. Great work!

[@aq5426]

This is one of my favourite songs.

[@joemack9017]

Mine too!!!I always loved Countdown/Rush since their inception.I shudder every time I play Countdown.There is history here.Salud to Rush and their Countdown video.

[@somedude5414]

Such optimism in this song.

[@MrRob1967]

Well done! Whoever did this remake has my praise and thanks!

[@cygnux]

Thank you.

[@donaldwoodward25]

Great video! This would be so good in a theater where you could feel the vibration through the seats, double billed with Distant Early Warning footage over actual Canadian and U.S. wilderness flyovers...KW

[@cygnux]

Thanks. Funny enough, I used to work in a theater long long ago and was doing some repairs in the auditorium. I played this through the sound system, many times.

[@ericddenison4016]

Very MOVING (tears of human pride and earthly wonders) - Thank you for sharing cygnux - I love RUSH and I LIKED, and "SUBSCRIBED" and SHARED! Bravo Zulu, mate!

[@davidbober9637]

just so u guys know---STS-1 means Space Transport System--LongLIveRUSH!!!!!

[@omegaconcern2010]

They went from YYZ to STS.... airport beacons to space travel

[@gmaglio]

This is awesome! I've been watching this for days.

[@jasonwilson8517]

i love it because story songs they made

[@davidburch2677]

Forty-one years ago today. Well done, Young, Crippen, and America!

[@idahorx1]

Thank you for the video, with the actual STS-1 video. Good as the other Countdown video is, it always bothered me that they had a more recent launch featured in it. You nailed it. One of my 3 favorite Rush songs, along with Red Barchetta and Limelight.

[@cygnux]

One of my favorites also. I sort of expected a song similar when the space shuttle Challenger had its accident. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@idahorx1]

@@cygnux We need one for Starship when it makes it...wish there was another band with the talent of Rush to put it together.

[@cygnux]

@@idahorx1 totally agree but I doubt there will ever be another Rush or anyone even close really.

[@skyprop]

Very, Very Well done!!!! I don't even think Rush's Video Producers could have done any better!

[@cygnux]

skyprop Many thanks.

[@zoot1419]

Forty years ago today!

[@GaryJibilian]

Nice!! Way better than the original!

[@cygnux]

Thank you.

[@davidbrennan2728]

R.I.P John Young

[@P00katube]

R.I.P. Neil Peart

[@backroads6695]

This is by far the best from Rush, as well as KSC....will recommend it to NASA for official status.

[@cygnux]

KSC?

[@willy-pabl0]

@@cygnux Kennedy Space Center, I'm guessing

[@dgillon8049]

Nice!

[@frankphillips6001]

After years of searching and comparing the NASA audio from the song and from launch transcripts, I always wondered about one part. At 4:05 where SLC appears to say "Columbia houston you're go at 40", it actually says "... you're go at throttle up." Ridiculous point to get hung up on but I don't see the need for the edit in the song. Means nothing either way, it just stuck with me. And we enjoyed the music Bob, thank you...

[@cygnux]

I'm not sure. I did find most of the audio they used and started to replace all of it so it would be just a touch louder but decided against that. I thought it was interesting that the "And we enjoyed the music Bob, Thank ya!" was said from the ground. I always assumed it was for music played from earth to the shuttle but it was played on the shuttle back to earth. I don't remember the song but I think it was some country/bluegrass/gospel type song.

[@SnowDogRedSectorEh]

of course the high point of this video is Al's kick @ 3:50 ... maybe? R.I.P. Neil. I'm having a tough time getting over this Nice update to an already awesome video cygnux.

[@trainglen22]

Fantastic song from a great band.

[@frankieray2873]

This sound is perfect. Thank you

[@MichaelHolzmeister]

That shot at 3:40 of the shuttle climbing along the edge of the exhaust plume is way enjoyable. Cool video.

[@cygnux]

Agree, its my favorite shot. I was amazed to find actual HD footage of the first launch in a time before HD footage was really available. I knew that NASA had better cameras but that thing had to have cost hundreds of thousands of bucks way back then. I assume its pretty authentic. I found it on NASA's site. lol

[@johnnystieferman6527]

I love it.....

[@bradleydayton7857]

What a magnificent video! Thank you!

[@Tramseskumbanan]

It’s funny that Crip is mentioned as “Piolt” twice (the first time was during their breakfast session earlier that morning).

[@cygnux]

lol, I never notice that. Those were on the original NASA footage.

[@Tramseskumbanan]

@@cygnux That’s right, episode 1 ( the “orange juice, steak, eggs, toast’n coffee”-scene).

[@michaelastorga2478]

So sad how Columbia met its ending. 1981-2003

[@gheophrie]

Wonderful, thanks. If Countdown isn't one of your all-time favorite Rush songs, do you even Rush fan?

[@randallmoore3175]

Absolutely love it! Great work.

[@cygnux]

Thank you

[@jasonwilson8517]

the world had eyes on use back in the days

[@RCAvhstape]

For a band known for such great music, Rush has also been known for mediocre videos (with the exception of Subdivisions, which is perfect). So hats off to you cygnux for giving this tune the video it deserves.

[@cygnux]

+Helium Road , Thank you. I have to agree that some of their videos are pretty hard to watch. More coming hopefully if time allows but debating on which one to do next.

[@TheSiscoKid2112]

Subdivisions is probably my favorite video of all time. I also like Distant Early Warning's video. Even though it's cheesy, something about it fits so well with the song.

[@cygnux]

Subdivisions video is great. I think the visual fits and song perfectly.

[@tombones99]

Check out 'Driven'. Probably one of their best videos.

[@SuperSparrow45]

Meh, around the time they started making videos (1977-81), the music video in and of itself was still very much in it's infancy. Most of them were pretty awkward and cheesy. Even the best ones were. Most of Rush's early videos I would hardly classify as "music videos" in the traditional sense. Stuff like Tom Sawyer, Limelight and Vital Signs were just them jamming in Le Studio. Subdivisions is the first real music video and it was really impressive. Countdown wasn't that bad either. I loved all the ones from P/G and Power Windows. They weren't groundbreaking but decent. Then...ooh, Time Stand Still. Boy if there's a video that takes the cake in terms of cringy, it's that one. Afterwards, the videos became generally darker and more gritty and still solid like Roll the Bones, Nobody's Hero and Driven.