to alan stone to macklemore the music scene has a legendary past and present the music community supports each other in a way that is totally unique so much to music t v is dedicated to bringing that magical vibe to you you're so lucky to be featuring videos produced by the artists themselves as well as interviews with local and international favorites so let's get started going to take over the world but our first feature is a perfect example of how northwest hip hop extremely important community within the class a huge aspect makes it a lot different than the typical class warrior might be more prone to just it's about me in my grade and i'm in i'm out if anything i might be but my section of this now but this is worth community we have people com you learn something to be independent but what we're trying to do is make the internet so everyone has something to bring to the potluck so to speak but we can come up together so it's more like utilizing community to another poem or any of that before and they're some of the biggest sounding highlights of our class and who knows what they're going to do with the art and the craft for the rest of the folks they're looking outside you know from the outside like in watching t v watching a lot of to tell a picture that is true in the late eighty's early ninety's there was the second cold and during that second cold war all the major nations were fighting over a i say people should do do what they like and we all live in harmony and in a flaming lips you point flaming lips world what is harmony i would really know i mean i think the best thing you can do kind of like the way you guys walked in you're just doing what you like there's an element of just people being frustrated and living in fear and mostly living i think very boring sheltered lives and i love nothing more when we walk around we see people who are in the not afraid to be embarrassed not afraid to have opinions about things the flaming of sloss of being is to say you know we're really just doing music that we like and to witness humans doing something and that they love with a certain amount of intensity and we think it can be enjoyed what was it in norman oklahoma that kind of formed a nucleus for you guys to do this really far out act lasted almost thirty years and the reason it's lasted i have no idea you know i think that's just dumb luck living in a coma city and being around you know those musicians and weirdos and even people in norman oklahoma and all that to us we really want that weird i mean everybody that we knew were kind of freaks and so it never occurred to us until we became the flaming lips and people would ask us were from would say well from oklahoma and they'd be like oh my god you know nothing is there except cowboys and indians and football and bibles but if you're living somewhere that's comparable to a place like oklahoma city you know i would say the flaming lips are offer you good news that you should just do your thing and you may be successful at it  are known for your amazing live performances bringing random characters on stage in costume you walking around with a giant ball face but baseball do remember the first show that you implemented then yeah trick we've made a movie it's called christmas on mars and i started to make this movie in two thousand and one and the whole time we're making this movie i kept looking for this a space bubble because my character in the movie is like a martian and he flies around in this this space bubble and the movie actually just use a computer generated  and then lo and behold i make this scene the movie and then i'm able to actually buy a real space but with three days later we were at the coachella festivals two thousand and four we were going to be playing the night after radiohead just before the cure i believe and you know coachella as probably you know seventy thousand people there and i you know i thought man i'm going to do this thing and i really did not know if it would work i practiced it in my front yard with a couple of people and i practiced it backstage actually fell a couple times thought well we'll see what happens this idea that we know how the world works and yet it can still appear to be magical to me that's really the the key as we go through our life you know we don't want to remain innocent and naive to the way the world works like you we want to know how does music work so we start to make it ourselves and we started explore it and we run into the dilemma of destroying all these great mysteries and sometimes you destroy what you like about something we don't know what i say we have to take the chance you know we have to we want to understand his world or each other and at the bottom of that is it still magic i say yeah but if we make of magic fine with my friend wayne coyne high and we're here to announce the newest greatest men's product ever it's cold that's what he called all the freaky hair cut for men for all you men out there who don't have freaky hair join their work no matter what their genre if they can come out and i'll give them the face of the opportunity to show i came in to seattle in july and started booking indie scouting out the talent and have to be independent underground usually people within the first ten years of their career but i found out here that my biggest target are actually people in their twenty's and people in their sixty's because i'm in your sixty's you're retired and now you're ready to move  they're looking for to go to a gallery so we realize that we want to feature and target people that are going to appeal to an audience that may not ever go to a gallery or may not ever go to a fashion show but they make you and your music but now we're giving them the opportunity to see all of it and have a good time and i'm fine we've had so many factions as i know that have come out for the first time on our show and now they've been showing in other places  on ok almost there just a few minutes away from the featured music videos for this very first episode of so much good music for we catch up with some theoretic the first time i heard jekyll and hyde i knew that i needed to make a music video for it not exaggerating then when jekyll hyde came up i just like i listened to my world the second couldn't see what was outside i can see it was in front of me all i saw previously developed and seeing reforming them into something that's fresh and new and contemporary i think where that we were the first to me is hip hop steam punk music video for a song based on a victorian fairly certain definitely the most successful in c m i had to become crazy to make a music video about cr for a fence yeah i think i get on the dog and there's like i got to basically like like wake up surprise and they start like walking forward with the camera i'm like trying to walk forward without looking down at my feet they're just like gaping holes dropping  appreciate you know just listen you know that's more of everything you just listening to the lyrics and comments were i like that i had to i had to have because i like that and stuff like that i think there's a lot of people in seattle there's some people that's good news p b s trash but they know how to make yourself appear marketable so they stand out you know what i mean like like you could take a seattle artist portly and he would stand out like crazy because he would have so many other factors of him that makes him more and more visually appealing already you know what i take f pieces and stuff like that a specific stuff was more wanted to do it in the peak around the stuff that was interesting about it was like this he's here these are these are areas that i want to go into the e m p and you want to see these different sides you're going to see the series so why you see here is you know i think somebody else that  deserved to be  all right everyone now it's that time these are the featured music videos of the first episode of so much good music t v enjoy you do you know you know but you know