now thats just F***ed up right there...great job!! :thumb

I found this TF:TM video on animemusicvideos.org. It has Stan Bush's "Never Surrender", which is from the "Kickboxer" soundtrack. It seems this video is a character profile video for Hot Rod. It's really good. I liked it.

could you link it?

Oops! Sorry, I meant to in the original post:

 

http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members/me...nfo.php?v=33800

Rats! It is an inscription link

Rats! It is an inscription link

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It worked for me. What do you mean exactly by enscription?

you have to be registered to have it. It's a little unerving, as it'll only be used once.

you have to be registered to have it. It's a little unerving, as it'll only be used once.

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It's no big deal. There's no charge for registering. It's free.

I have "the touch" video somewhere on disc. My buddy is a huge stan bush fan and gave it to me .. it's great... sometimes lighthing flashes out of his guitar.

You can watch it here, but you need to be a member of AMV.org to watch it, because it's on the local server:

 

http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members/me...nfo.php?v=77160

 

And there's a really interesting story behind how this video came together:

Sometime back in April, I was looking at an eBay auction for

this Stan Bush CD, and I had read that Stan Bush's classic song "The Touch"

from Transformers The Movie was originally penned for the Sylvester Stallone

movie "Cobra", but it lost to Robert Tepper's "Angel In The City". Then

when I posted about it at this TF forum, someone said that Stan Bush's

other song from TF:TM, "Dare" was also originally penned for Cobra. John

Cafferty & The Beaver Brown Band's song "Voice Of America's Sons" originally

appeared on their 1985 release "Tough All Over", but a year later, it

was used as the theme song for "Cobra". Then one day, I wondered what

it would be like if "Voice Of America's Sons" was used in TF:TM, so I

got the idea for this video and decided to see what it would be like if

this song and one of the Stan Bush songs on TF:TM had switched places. And

this video came out great. I'm satisfied with the end result if I do say so

myself.