Radiohead Videos in Lego: House of Cards Remake

2 Comments By Eran Abramson on August 7th, 2008 in Lego

I just can’t get enough of Radiohead! Their music is amazing and well played, their opinions and mannerism are well fitting, and the Radiohead videos always strike the right note both visually and musically. With the latest amazing Radiohead video out for House of Cards, they have employed laser technology that looks beautiful and is combined with the correct song.

Although the House of Cards video is fairly new, Ian Mackinnon has decided to use legos to remake the video offering a very nice version to the wonderful Radiohead video. Besides being completely impressed and awed at the outstanding creation, I must also admit it is a beautiful tribute to the well deserving band.

Here below is the Lego remake of the House of Cards video from Radiohead. It is cut a little short, but you will hear no complaints from me.

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2 Responses to “Radiohead Videos in Lego: House of Cards Remake”

  1. Nuno Teixeira Says:

    Holy smokes, very cool! Almost looks like it could have been stop motion… very nicely cut and great effect.

    This band will never cease to amaze me…

  2. The Watchmen Nite Owlship Made from Lego | Walyou Says:

    [...] have seen other great remakes and Lego designs by fans, such as the Lego Radiohead Video for House of Cards, the Funny Nintendo Scenes, and the Lego Mindstorms which combine a robot [...]

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