Basement Jaxx - Romeo

I love this video. I first saw it at New York Sports Club (before I switched to Crunch) a few years ago. To heighten the randomness of it all, Basement Jaxx is actually a pair of British DJs...with a Bollywood fetish, I guess. My favorite part is the interlude 2 minutes in where she's sad and wistful but then, in the next frame, jumps around dancing...in a different outfit, no less.

Enjoy!

Comments

Anonymous said…
Very catchy! I found myself dancing in my chair as I watched.

I especially like the monkeys. ;)
11:52 PM
Bearette said…
yes, i like how they keep appearing ;) the cd is good too.
12:35 AM
Roxanne said…
I can't see the video...ONCE AGAIN! But I'll have to believe you that it's good. ;)
3:20 AM
Bearette said…
r - i'm sorry it didn't work for you :( there are actually 2 different places to hit play...the big arrow in the middle and the little one on the lower lefthand side? maybe the little one would work?
12:18 PM
Elsa said…
I don't think I'll be able to get the song out of my head. "You used to be my Romeo...o o o o" :)
1:16 PM
Bearette said…
e - i was totally addicted to this song when i first heard it ;)

popscholar - i've never actually seen a full-length bollywood film...i'm told they're usually 3 hours. but i love the campiness.
11:41 PM
verniciousknids said…
Bollywood rocks!
9:53 AM
Lisa said…
Excellent! I love Indian music videos.
11:04 AM
Trundling Grunt said…
cool video/track - have you listened to the Thievery Corporation?
8:59 PM
Bearette said…
i've listened to them a bit on itunes...is cosmic game their best cd?
9:26 PM
Trundling Grunt said…
I liked The Richest Man In Babylon best to be honest, but have both and play them pretty regularly during hot weather.
9:31 PM
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