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News The Bawdies Rock Band Animated for Music Video
posted on 2011-08-01 22:45 EDT
The members of the Japanese rock band The Bawdies will be animated in 1960s American comic book-style for the music video for their song "Yeah." The band's first fully animated music video will be included in the Keep on Movie music video collection DVD that is shipping on September 14.
The Bawdies, originally an independent band, formed in 2004 by three friends who had been classmates since elementary school and a fourth who had been a classmate in high school. The Bawdies released their first independent album in 2006, and their first major album in 2009. Their latest album, Live the Life I Love, was released in June, and "Yeah" is featured as the final song on 11 tracks.
Source: Tower Records Japan
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