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Hidden In The Sand
 January 20, 2009 11:00 am
Well made retro-cartoons are always welcome here. Steve Loter (Kim Possible, Ren & Stimpy) directed this sweet video off Tally Hall’s album Marvin’s Marvelous Mechanical Museum: 25 comments posted in Music Videos 
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That was great. Well done, short and sweet and the song was nice too.
thanks for showing this one.
Big credit goes to our tiny but dedicated crew-
Art direction by John Loter
Animation by Allison Craig and David Gerhard
Edited by Sean Coyle
Produced by Loter Inc.
I agree – it is a nice song. However, the animation style (smears, Flash and so on) did not exist in the 30’s so it’s a little incongruous.
That was awesome! Three things:
1.) SUPER-EASY to play on ukulele. I’m already strumming along
2.) The guy in the top hat looks an awful lot like an Osamu Tezuka character to me– specifically Butaro Makeru aka Dr. Laughton. Clever homage or the result of generations of everyone copying everyone else’s stuff?
3.) What’s with the “Wouldn’t the world be better off…?” reversed bit at the end? Was that you and your crew, Steve, or Tally Hall?
Wow. So Cool! I love the bird!
Love the music and the style. Great!
I’ve been waiting on this video for some time now. The band and it’s style of music just felt right with animation.
@Mike Toole
the reverse line at the end is straight from the record. Their first and only album so far involves alot of little sound tricks like that.
This short is just too cool. Thanks for posting.
Great job one and all! I loved when the cat got nervous and ate up the mice in panic, and is still bobbing to the tune!
Tally Hall is a fantastic band, and I encourage everyone here to listen to their album. It’s one of my favorite CDs from the past few years.
You guys might be interested in this video as well – it’s for another song of theirs, using some very cool puppetry:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-ZUo62N7Kc&feature=related
um..”Sweet”? This was pretty grim. Feh.
Grinning from ear to ear. They do make ‘em like they used to.
Great post, Jerry.
Great animated video.
I love how it compliments the music so well… seems as if the music were made for the animation, instead of the opposite.
I can’t believe that something that good was made by such a small crew of folks.
Great Job, Loter Inc.!
http://www.loter.com
I love the music Steve! Thanks for sharing!
That was really cool. I love how it goes from innocent old cartoon to horrific. What a twist!
It’s as if Segar and John Held Jr. made a cartoon. Clever music interpretation rather than illustrating the lyrics.
That cat makes me laugh every time I watch it. I also like how the ship holds her breath while she’s going down.
Love It! The song is great, the design and animation are awesome. I catch something else every time I watch it. Love the ensuing chaos over the serene sounds.
It’s great ! I was surprised to see Steve ( and company) capture the flavor of a bygone animation age, as most of his work is so contemporary.
Lots of fun. Well done !
Really great. It took me back to the Bosco cartoons I watched as a kid.
The animated choreography couldn’t have gone better with the music. Wow!!
Awesome! Made my day watching it – wish more cartoons like this were made.
I’m Looking foreward in seeing more fun stuff like this from you guys. Great job.
What a great video! Really fits the song and looks fantastic! Well done Steve and crew!
On a side note, Tally Hall is one of the most under-appreciated bands out there, which is a real shame. Though it is not animated, the video for their song “Bananaman” is one of the most bizarre, joyous and unforgettable things you may ever witness!
Check it out here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoGuoXuLmsk
Guys, That was very cool!. I love the vintage look of it!. The style reminds me of the olde animation. Very Good!.