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Dragon Tiger Panacea: Danwei TV Choice CutsPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, October 23, 2006 1:36 PM
Today Danwei TV begins a new intiative to work with up-and-coming Chinese directors and showcase their films. Today we present a music video by Beijing's original new wave band New Pants: Dragon Tiger Panacea (龙虎人丹), the title track of their recently released album.
Other members of the cast include Pang Kuan (庞宽), Liu Bao (刘葆), Iwatak (岩田高志), Louis Shi (石哲, Jia Ting (贾婷) and Tiger (大虎). This music video is published here with permission from New Pants and Modern Sky records who hold all copyrights. For more on New Pants, see their page on Modern Sky's website (Chinese). For more about Peking Monster, see this Beijing News article (Chinese). The video above is also availabloe at Danwei.TV. Sexy Beijing is now on its own website: check the latest episodes at www.sexybeijing.tv |
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Comments on Dragon Tiger Panacea: Danwei TV Choice Cuts
These guys are weird and disgusting!
any chance you could rewrite the subtitles across it bigger? Youtube's quality makes them too hard to read for us poor half-literates (the words are almost unintelligible anyway), or at least provide a transcript.
haha, I didn't think you could do THAT at the Beijing Bell Tower! I liked the vid, especially when the action moved inside the discotheque... yet the end is a little off-side on the morals... looking forward to the next vid!
hahaha... that was golden!