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Saturday, December 17th, 2011
11:35 am	What is the History Behind Music Videos Many musical artists made their careers successful by utilizing music videos. As an important area of the music industry, music videos not just showcase an artist's singing talent, but also the way they perform. The history of music videos shows how the use of the videos transformed the background music industry. Premiering in 1974, the Australian TV show 'Countdown' played a huge role in the growth and development of the background music video industry. Music videos were utilised as a method of promoting acts which were to look on the program. As the popularity of the recording clips grew, the background music industry began to realize the marketing potential of these music clips. Probably the most notable video clips features was the AC/DC hit, "It's Quite a distance to the Top." During the 1980s, 'Countdown' aired in 22 countries. videoclips In 1980, the New Zealand group Split Enz became one of the first bands to create an entire set of music promo clips and market them on video cassette for each song on the album, 'True Colors.' Predating MTV by almost three years, 'Video Concert Hall,' was the first nationwide video music program on American television. Premiering in June 1981, among the first US programs to play music videos was the USA Cable Network program 'Night Flight.' Night Flight predated MTV's launch by just a couple of months. In 1981, the U.S. video channel MTV premiered also it began the age of 24-hour music television. They launched the channel with the video, "Video Killed radio stations Star." Throughout the 1980s, MTV expanded to become an essential tool utilized in music marketing. Singers like Madonna not only used music videos to promote their albums, but to create their images. In 1983, the almost 14-minute-long video for Michael Jackson's song "Thriller," was released. It had become the world's best and influential video in music video history. musica In 1985, MTV launched the channel VH1 which featured softer music for an older audience compared to typical young MTV audience. In 1987, MTV Europe premiered and in 1991, MTV Asia was introduced. In 1988, the MTV show, Yo! MTV Raps was launched. The show helped to create hip hop music to a nation wide audience. A couple of the videos which are most well-known to be a couple of the 3 priciest music videos of all time are Michael and Janet Jackson's "Scream," which cost $7 million to produce, and Madonna's "Bedtime Story," which cost $5 million. "Scream" is still the most expensively video available. Throughout the 1990s, MTV launched channels around the world that included: MTV Latin America in 1993, MTV India in 1996, and MTV Mandarin in 1997. In 1996, MTV2, originally called "M2" premiered as an alternative and older music video channel. Through the mid-2000s, MTV and many of their other channels had stopped showing a lot of music videos and began showing reality television shows. Music Videos have played an important role in the success of numerous artists and also the music business. (Comment on this)
11:34 am	What's the History Behind Music Videos Many musical artists made their careers a success by using music videos. As an important area of the music industry, music videos not only showcase an artist's singing talent, but additionally how they perform. The history of music videos shows how the use of the videos transformed the music industry. Premiering in 1974, the Australian TV show 'Countdown' played an important role in the development of the music video industry. Music videos were utilised as a approach to promoting acts which were to appear on the program. As the interest in the recording clips grew, the music industry began to realize the marketing potential of these music clips. One of the most notable video clips features was the AC/DC hit, "It's A Long Way up." During the 1980s, 'Countdown' aired in 22 countries. videoclips In 1980, the brand new Zealand group Split Enz became among the first bands to produce a whole group of music promo clips and market them on video cassette for each song on the album, 'True Colors.' Predating MTV by almost 3 years, 'Video Concert Hall,' was the very first nationwide video music program on American television. Premiering in June 1981, one of the first US programs to experience music videos was the united states Cable Network program 'Night Flight.' Night Flight predated MTV's launch just by a few months. Almost 30 years ago, the U.S. video channel MTV premiered also it began age 24-hour music television. They launched the channel with the video, "Video Killed the Radio Star." Throughout the 1980s, MTV expanded to become an important tool used in music marketing. Singers like Madonna not only used music videos to promote their albums, but to produce their images. In 1983, the almost 14-minute-long video for Michael Jackson's song "Thriller," was released. It became the world's most successful and influential video in music video history. musica In 1985, MTV launched the channel VH1 which featured softer music for an older audience than the typical young MTV audience. In 1987, MTV Europe premiered and in 1991, MTV Asia was introduced. In 1988, the MTV show, Yo! MTV Raps premiered. The show helped to create hip hop music to a national audience. Two of the videos that are most well-known to be two of the three most expensive music videos ever are Michael and Janet Jackson's "Scream," which cost $7 million to produce, and Madonna's "Bedtime Story," which cost $5 million. "Scream" remains the most expensively video available. During the 1990s, MTV launched channels around the world that included: MTV Latin America in 1993, MTV India in 1996, and MTV Mandarin in 1997. In 1996, MTV2, originally called "M2" was launched as an alternative and older music video channel. By the mid-2000s, MTV and several of its other channels had stopped showing a large number of music videos and began showing reality television shows. Music Videos have played a huge role within the success of many artists and the music business. (Comment on this)