Foster The People - Coachella 2011 - WEBCAST RIP

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Foster The People - Coachella 2011 - WEBCAST RIP
  • Release date: 25 Apr 2012
  • Release year: 2012
  • Runtime: 3 minutes
  • Country: United States
  • Keywords: music video
Plot:
The band (Mark Foster, Mark Pontius, Jacob Fink) is shown filming a music video in the studio, when a lighting rig falls on them. A paramedic arrives, and declares the band dead. The band's manager is notified, due to the band having to perform at a concert the following day. The manager arrives, and orders his assistants to move the limbs of the members. After practicing, the crew decide to lobotomize the members, and modify their equipment. After experimentations, the now-robotic band performs at the concert, with success. The film ends with the crew members having a party backstage, and the lifeless bodies of the band sitting on the couch.

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Foster The People - Coachella 2011 - WEBCAST RIP

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Format: MPG
Duration: 00:39:44

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