Camera One By Josh Joplin
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- This video premiered on MTV/VH1 in 2000. The idea was based on the Elvis And The Attractions "Pump It Up Video"... Josh's Grestch "Clipper" was lost on the flight to Los Angeles so he borrowed a much nicer one from his friend Matthew Sweet of "Girlfriend" fame. This was directed by the very talented Eric Heimbold.
“It’s funny how life turns out” one of the best lines in music history.
Scrubs has me chasing back through the years. Very intelligent lyrics.
Same here, for some reason this one stuck. It comes back from time to time, it´s just a great song.
I heard this on mTV2 way back in the day. Remember it to this day. All hail a hit.
There were allways good, underrated music in Scrubs. An icon of a series. Sad, funny and everything between.
I always wondered where I found the random great songs through the decades. Scrubs!
I agree. I'm rewatching this great show. An entire range of emotions with good music.... But this band is a bunch overactors.. The facial expressions are too much.
Scrubs and Chuck have the two best TV soundtracks by far. I have entire playlists dedicated to each.
Need to finish watching Scrubs if they've got this one in it. Shout out to Much Music for me finding this one as a teen.
Why this song hasn't been ringing out of speakers of all kinds for 20 yrs I'll never understand. Perfect flawless masterpiece
It is in my car and house brother
Easily one of my top twenty favorites of all time.
It is a great well written song
Playing this song in my head all the time bro
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It's 2024
And i am still listening to this great song
Deep
Intelligent
And it's funny how i still listen to this song as we all are looking for the camera one
I share this song with my friends. And they all love it. One day it may get big. But untill then I'm glad I know it and can share
True story, I looked through darn near every R.E.M song trying to find this because I thought this was R.E.M when I first heard this song.
+Jordan Brown He does have a Michael Stipe-sounding voice :)
+Jordan Brown First time I heard it I thought it was heavily influenced by Guided By Voices. Pretty cool song though.
"I sound like Michael Stipe, and I dream like Carl Jung..."- Happy at Last, Josh Joplin
I did the exact same thing with Collective Soul -
OMG yes! Me too!
“The odds of faith in the face of doubt.” Haunting and thought provoking.
I love this song. Each listen is bitter sweet.
Beautiful self awareness, reflection and optimism. Coupled with doubt, regret and pity.
Not always in that order..
My old iPod is a drawer with this song at the of the most played.
Great! this song is the ultimate definition of under-rated.
One of the finest songs ever written, I put it up there with American Pie
Only discovered this song a few years ago. Recently, as an I.T. technician was setting up a lot security cameras for a client and they all had the digital label of 'Camera 01'. Immediately it popped into my head. I love this song - pretty profound.
Man this is still one of my favorite songs.
This was on every mix CD I made for friends for at least five years. An absolute gem of a track.
Same!
Still one of the most underrated songs! baffles me!
Hooray for Scrubs!! This song is awesome❤
Take a bow, Josh Joplin.
This song is SO SOOOO underrated.
Scrubs season 1 brought me here
Was reading more about Robin Williams untimely passing today, when this song came through my head at work, and gut punched me. Really made me wonder what it must have felt like to have had so much, and not be able to feel the love of a world that will now be forever less. I cannot imagine what it must have been like to be such a huge personality, and feel so alone.
Great song, period. I was instantly hooked when I heard it on "Scrubs."
Been rewatching Scrubs season 1 and this awesome song is in episode 7
I used to listen to this song on repeat throughout my 20's.
Me too!
Always brings tears to my eyes.
Such a great song. Saw them live once upon a time....
On my top ten of all time! Thank God for the repeat button!
I got to see them in New Orleans when this superb song was a hit. I can’t believe it’s been 22 years! Time flies. 😢
I first heard this song because it was on the hold music at my old customer service job of all things. What a great thing to have on the hold music playlist and to discover. I don't get why this isn't bigger or well known, it's brilliant.
This song made my teenage years, along with the album it is on. Kudos, Josh, for the great music!
Scrubs
me too
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I just started listening to this song because of Scrubs, but when I got to this video I remembered that I was already here years earlier for the same reason. Amazing song, though
Still have this album and play it when I can.
What an absolute masterpiece of a song. The bridge starting at 2:30 is something i just can't get out of my head.
I'm probably one of the few people who don't associate this with "Scrubs." I just heard it on a cable music station in high school in the winter-spring of 2001 and thought it was just a great song.
I watched Scrubs buy I must have missed that episode. I also first heard it on a cable radio station.
Hadn't heard this song in a long while and Scrubs brought me back to it
I made and deleted a pretentious comment and am replacing it just to say this song is fantastic and listening to it makes me happy.
A masterpiece!
Love this song!Thanks, Kris Coker!
I only discovered this from watching SCRUBS on DVD whilst living on a friend's boat in a Connecticut Marina during the summer of 2014.
Cool story bro
+Tw@ There's more. I moved to Los Angeles a few months ago. All during October I stood out on Hollywood Boulevard reading my poetry to anyone who would listen. I made a few promising contacts but haven't heard anything back from any of them yet. But Central Casting is providing me with work in the meantime. So I'm taking a bow anyway.
I was gonna like this comment but I see I've visited this thread before and already liked it haha, Cheers
Good luck and Godspeed, Roderick. In the mean time lets all listen to this great song.
I unpack my stuff when I was still at the University. And I saw my CD collection and I found this gem... Oh, I miss those good old days.
I loved watching this music video on VH1 back in 2000. This song is amazingly good.
Perfect use in scrubs who made me love the song
I remember seeing this video back on VH1, thought for sure they'd make it big after this song, always enjoyed it.
The female guitarist reminded me of Joan Jett for some reason too.
Hope we'll be fortunate to hear more from this incredible artist. His work is so diverse.
brian chaput: Have you heard of Among the Oak and Ash? It was a group that Joplin sang in. It is Appalachian style folk music. I love it, but they only made 2 CDs (as far as I know) in the early 2010s.
I have and I also have their releases.
How is Josh Joplin not a huge star????
It baffles me too.
BGElks: Last I heard he was making Appalachian style folk music, the band is called Among the Oak and Ash. I love it, but it's not exactly the kind of music that will make you famous.
He doesn't have good on stage presence....he doesn't really fit the profile of a rock star. But I loved this song and CD back in the day. He's brilliant
I knew him back in his sole days in ATL. He actually had a great stage presence. He was never trying to be a "rock star." He always interacted with the crowd and put on a good show.
Because people don't appreciate art anymore
I spent months looking for this song
God bless you for uploading this. I miss this song so much. Such a powerful song. And what a great video. It's no wonder I remember this song so well, my HS graduation was in 2000. This should have never been a "mild" hit. Chart topper, even now.
Maybe in the final analysis the most underrated rock song of the last 50 yrs. And the lady playing guitar. Christ
2020 & in the midst of covid19 & this is lifting me up in a screwed up London
Love this song. Clean. Nice.
fantastic piece of music.
Why doesn't this have a million views yet? omgd!!XD This is one of the best songs of all-time! Pure raw unbridled talent, good beat and tempo, crisp clean vocals, thoughtful lyrics, sweet sound of the instruments, and soo fn relatable. I grew up listening to this beautiful quite palpable type music that speaks to the soul, like Wonderwall by Oasis, Jumper by Third Eye Blind, Hands by Jewel, Black Balloon by The Goo Goo Dolls, What if God was One of Us by Joan Osbourne, just to name a few. So indeed a tap of the cap to ya, and please by all means take a bow haha! 😜🌹
I just love this song. I don't know why but it pops up in my head almost every day.
And i know it must get tiring for you, Josh, to always be compared to Mr.Stipe, but when my friend overheard me listening to this song, and said "Dude, this new R.E.M stuff is alot better than the old stuff!", i kinda lost it. Has to be a pretty sweet compliment, right? ;D
This is the kind of music that commands attention from whatever you're doing. It snares the soul and plucks at it's strings to infuse a captivating rhythm you just can't help but consume yourself in for those next few minutes.
Just a great song! A true diamond in the rough!
One hell of a tune that went unappreciated! The woman guitary is quite sexy with a sultry, smooth voice!
This should be one of the biggest and most famous rock songs ever. The fact that it isn't fucking bites. Work of art
1 сезон, 7 серия Scrubs привела меня сюда
Dope ass song still listening in 2019!!!!
I always loved this tune but my favorite memory is riding late at night in Maine needing to get somewhere and out of the blue this song hit the airwaves. It was a great reprieve for 4:38 of total boredom.
Back after a decade! Scrubs: What a soundtrack!
Best song of the 2000's. Transcendent writing and performance.
This came up on my Playlist. I always thought REM did this song. Lead singer sounds like Michael Stipe.
"It's funny how life turns out.
The odds of faith in the face of doubt"
Really underrated song
Just goes to show you don't need bombastics and "ground breaking" new ideas - genuinely good songwriting knocks it out of the park every time.
Music and life can be so interconnected - in the weeks before my best friend died, an old song from childhood kept running through my head - For The Beauty Of The Earth - or the Christmas version (different words) As In Gladness Men Of Old -- over and over in my head for a couple weeks before.
Then I got the news and about a week later there was the funeral. What was being played by the organist as the prelude? For The Beauty Of The Earth. Isn't that how premonitions and prophecies go? Totally unhelpful except in proving foreknowledge after the fact. F you, spirits in the sky.
The two songs that kept coming back to me afterward - were Camera One and March To The Sea by Baroness.
I did a cover of Camera One for my friend I guess partly because there's nothing out there on him anymore - I mean, there's a scholarship fund in his memory at his school but all obituaries, anything about him is GONE. I don't get it and I'm not sure how to broach the subject to his family - did they take them all down?
Here it is, for him or anyone in a similar situation ruclips.net/video/tIkVoNoQq9w/видео.html
Still love this album
Great message✌❤
Nice !!
Thanks Josh ....
This video is OK but the song has such great visuals in the lyrics that it would have been nice to actually film that.
Magnificent performance. Chapeau!
I really loved this song when highschool. 2000s...
Still epic!
This is so strongly linked to scrubs for me...amazing! Good sound, good lyrics, good video...nothing else needed.
Great stuff!
Underrated song🎶
What a great song i bought the cd single
thank you for posting!
I just watched scrubs and now im here. Someone else the same?
I remember watching them in Nashville, opening for Matthew Sweet. During Matthew Sweet's performance they threw some things at him (He had been doing the same during their performance earlier). Suddenly he dropped the guitar and charged them offstage.
We had no friggin' idea was happened, but 10 minutes later Matthew Sweet comes back and plays the rest of his set...crazy night!
Interesting. I think Josh knew Sweet before there was a Josh Joplin Band.
Thank you. This is one of my quarantine tracks.
My old Buddy Josh!!!!
When all my friends are listening to Limp Bizkit, I was listening to this
Great song.
Simply AWESOME!!!!! LOVE IT!!!!
what does his borrowing a "clipper" from Matthew Sweet have to do with anything? I love the song and him, btw.
You're playing you now!
You're playing you now in 2023
@Ronnie Bergman (it won't let me answer your comment for some odd reason) When I first heard this song on WFUV in 2000 (wow, has it been that long?) I actually thought it was REM as well (until I realized that I could actually understand the lyrics immediately) !
***** Absolutely. I was so surprised at the small amount of hits for Siddharthas of Suburbia.
Deb Davis is a hottie
This song is simply excellent. This is one of those songs that is just perfect all the way through. Shimmering radio gold.
Hollywood has never held much romance for me. I mean I like the movies. But I don't dig the spectacle.
My name is Jacob and my last name starts with "L", and one time my brother started singing "Jacob L" when he says "Take a Bow" so now that's all I hear.
Anyone know what kind of keyboard he's playing? Cool looking thing! (Great song...)
COOL MAN
la escuche en scrubs y me gusto
I have often wondered if the sandy haired son of Hollywood was Jonathan Brandis.
"And no he never made a mess..."
I've never heard this song on a television show, I actually owned the album. It's a great album all around. Try to track it down. (Sorry, I miss browsing the stacks at the Virgin Music Megastore in Chicago. Yeah, I'm partly to blame for the fall of independent music stores, then.)
Only 5 other people knew about this before Scrubs.
Anyone knows who's the woman backing his vocal during the chorus?
That's Deeds Davis