Well, I love this song of theirs, possibly on my Top 3 of theirs. It's a tragic pity that it didn't get much airplay in here on radio (because the few radios
that played them actually included acoustic versions of their songs to fit its inclusion in more pop oriented places, and this song didn't had an unplugged version),
and neither airplay on music channels - it played in a quite unforgettable way, unlike the huge hits of the period. Reasoning: the video is boring.
Nickelback performs the song as a mystery light keeps moving around in front of the group and also appearing to many teen couples elsewhere who feeling mistified by such electricity and its presence they follow its path towards...you can guess from here.
It doesn't fit much with the spirit of the song, which deals about those moments in life where everything goes right and it feels so right that you keep imagining something's bad might happen soon. Sure, Kroeger has some stories within the song and those could be made into a corny video (I love "Far Away" but it's one damned corny romantic video).
Gorgeous cinematography, some nice settings but the main thing here is the song and Nickelback made a great one. But on video terms, it's a small disappointment.
7/10.
Nickelback performs the song as a mystery light keeps moving around in front of the group and also appearing to many teen couples elsewhere who feeling mistified by such electricity and its presence they follow its path towards...you can guess from here.
It doesn't fit much with the spirit of the song, which deals about those moments in life where everything goes right and it feels so right that you keep imagining something's bad might happen soon. Sure, Kroeger has some stories within the song and those could be made into a corny video (I love "Far Away" but it's one damned corny romantic video).
Gorgeous cinematography, some nice settings but the main thing here is the song and Nickelback made a great one. But on video terms, it's a small disappointment.
7/10.
