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Malo bajat tekst, ali se savršeno uklapa ovde (ako izuzmemo činjenicu da nije muzički video u pitanju  ).
Citat:Maybe it's the internet. For many fans, music on the web is a sonic library with no taints of irony or suspicion. Whatever the nature of the beast, I have to say, I love it. The kids don't care about "indie cred" anymore. To them, a great pop song is just that: a great pop song. In this time of revivals, nothing is a sacred cow anymore, and that can only be a good thing for music.
If anyone in the 1980s had professed love for Phil Collins's music, they would have been banished from the indie club; left holding their copies of Face Value as they faced a life without friends who would play them the latest Eyeless in Gaza release or enthuse over the latest James single. Even back in the days of Creation Records, if I told people of my love for Madonna, Pet Shop Boys and Kylie Minogue, I was scoffed at. People thought I was being ironic, but I wasn't. And when I told a friend of my intentions to do a Phil Collins blog, he said, "That's too far ... that's too far". Why?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/musicblog/2009/jan.....ic-revival
Oh, but it IS too far. 
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yay!
