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The Suburbs – Arcade Fire (Music Video)




My fan made music video for the new Arcade Fire song. Can’t wait for the album to drop on August 2nd! Stock footage from archive.org.

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25 Responses to “The Suburbs – Arcade Fire (Music Video)”

  1. I really hope the band gets to watch this

  2. such a great job! u are so talented.

  3. You video is great!!!!

  4. @tdubb03 ABSOLUTELY !!!

  5. @ELTuco84 yes back when men were men women were at home and minorities werent humans. ahhhhh the fifties……….

  6. This should be the official vid.

  7. @ndovey85 I feel the same way, life was more simple, family values were stronger, nowadays we’ve become too dependent on technology.

  8. Good shit lol.

  9. This fan vid is outrageously good.

  10. @cameltowed Arcade Fire fans have done some pretty cool videos. There is an amazing vesion Intervention done by justsomeboy. Check it out.

  11. is there a better band in the world!?! And this video should just be the official video on vevo,we should start a petition and send it to Win!

  12. 16 people don’t want a daughter while they’re still young.

  13. Wow. Nice one! :D

  14. great atmosphere, really touched the soul of the song

  15. wow. this i thought this was the official music video. great job! fooled me haha

  16. great job

  17. I’m moving past the feeling

  18. Still gobsmackied by the directors talent – I bet it’s Speilberg takeing the piss!? HA HA HA!!!

  19. @ndovey85 nah mate it doesnt make you sound crazy… it makes you sound like a fucking hipster x

  20. beautiful song, beautiful video…..AF hit something deep with this one…stocktosong captured it nicely for sure.

  21. Win isn’t that old :)
    great video though

  22. checkunderyourbed on October 31st, 2010 at 6:44 pm

    Even, I get nostalgic from watching this and I probably wouldn’t be allowed to live in a 1950’s suburb on account of my race. The labor strikes, the house wife generalizations, and the man holding the anti-integration sign are very hard hitting IMO. I think Arcade Fire was probably trying to allude to things like this when making the song.

  23. Keith says yes!

  24. @ndovey85
    You’re not crazy,i get nostalgic while watching those kind of videos too,awesome song and awesome video,congrats man

  25. this neeeeds to be a single asap!! I’m getting tired of hearing “ready to start” haha. :D

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