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Jan. 24th, 2008
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heidi8.livejournal.comTitle: Going Underground
Performed by: The Jam
Fandom: Supernatural
Rating: PG
Summary: Dean Winchester's been living off the grid and outside the mainstream for years; is he now in danger of going underground, permanently?
Created for Dean's 29th birthday, Janaury 24, 2008.
Spoilers through 3.08
Crossposted to![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
pear_vodka, vidding and various SPN comms
( Vid on YouTube behind the cut )
Medium-res version available via download on my own site or Megaupload and lower-res version downloadable here; right-click and save to download.
Watch it on YouTube or imeem.
The downloadable version is much more watchable than the versions on YouTube and imeem, so I recommend downloading it and watching it that way - and then please review/give con-crit - it is very, very appreciated!
Just a reminder - I have two videos up for auction in Sweet Charity; I'll create anything using clips from Heroes, Supernatural, Harry Potter, Doctor Who/Torchwood, Star Wars, Friends and/or Chuck (or crossovers of the above). It's for a good cause, and there are some amazing writers, artists, vidders, crafters and creators of miscellaneous things up for sale, so check it out!
Some meta about the song: Going Underground was one of the last singles released by The Jam, the punk/mod band fronted by Paul Weller. It was recorded in 1979 and was released in the UK in early March, 1980. Yes, of course Dean's personal preference is for classic rock, but there's a number of punk songs from the late 70s and early 80s that "fit" him in various different ways, and if I wanted to fully backstory this, Mary would have a friend who's living in the UK in 1979 and beyond, who sends cassette tapes from Camden for Mary and Paddington Bear stuffies for Dean. And The Jam did open for Blue Öyster Cult in 1978, so it's close enough to Dean's musical tastes that hopefully, he wouldn't dislike it.
And I'm posting it here on 26up specifically because I'm hoping that at least some of you listened to The Jam or Style Council in the 70s and 80s.
Performed by: The Jam
Fandom: Supernatural
Rating: PG
Summary: Dean Winchester's been living off the grid and outside the mainstream for years; is he now in danger of going underground, permanently?
Created for Dean's 29th birthday, Janaury 24, 2008.
Spoilers through 3.08
Crossposted to
pear_vodka, vidding and various SPN comms( Vid on YouTube behind the cut )
Medium-res version available via download on my own site or Megaupload and lower-res version downloadable here; right-click and save to download.
Watch it on YouTube or imeem.
The downloadable version is much more watchable than the versions on YouTube and imeem, so I recommend downloading it and watching it that way - and then please review/give con-crit - it is very, very appreciated!
Just a reminder - I have two videos up for auction in Sweet Charity; I'll create anything using clips from Heroes, Supernatural, Harry Potter, Doctor Who/Torchwood, Star Wars, Friends and/or Chuck (or crossovers of the above). It's for a good cause, and there are some amazing writers, artists, vidders, crafters and creators of miscellaneous things up for sale, so check it out!
Some meta about the song: Going Underground was one of the last singles released by The Jam, the punk/mod band fronted by Paul Weller. It was recorded in 1979 and was released in the UK in early March, 1980. Yes, of course Dean's personal preference is for classic rock, but there's a number of punk songs from the late 70s and early 80s that "fit" him in various different ways, and if I wanted to fully backstory this, Mary would have a friend who's living in the UK in 1979 and beyond, who sends cassette tapes from Camden for Mary and Paddington Bear stuffies for Dean. And The Jam did open for Blue Öyster Cult in 1978, so it's close enough to Dean's musical tastes that hopefully, he wouldn't dislike it.
And I'm posting it here on 26up specifically because I'm hoping that at least some of you listened to The Jam or Style Council in the 70s and 80s.
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