With the help of a friend who happened to have caught the original filming, they pieced together that the Rolling Stones had shot the video on Sweeney’s birthday, July 2, which helped them plan a seasonably appropriate shooting schedule. “We were able to use similar locations,” Sherbert added. “The original staircase is now surrounded by businesses, so we shot at the nearly identical staircase next door. The St. Marks Bar & Grill is gone, and, although there was another bar in the neighborhood with almost the exact same layout, International Bar was incredibly accommodating and encouraged us to shoot there, which just felt right for this. The apartment window with the guy daydreaming has changed, but a neighbor a few doors down let us use hers. It’s a DIY neighborhood production, and it wouldn’t have been possible without our friends and neighbors who came together and took time out of their day to help make it happen.” Check out behind-the-scenes photos from the shoot below.
“Rio’s Song” and “Earth Hater” will appear on the Hard Quartet’s self-titled debut album. The new release arrives on October 4 via Matador. See the tracklist below. Head here to see the group’s October tour dates.
The Hard Quartet:
01 Chrome Mess
02 Earth Hater
03 Rio’s Song
04 Our Hometown Boy
05 Renegade
06 Heel Highway
07 Killed By Death
08 Hey
09 It Suits You
10 Six Deaf Rats
11 Action for Military Boys
12 Jacked Existence
13 North of the Border
14 Thug Dynasty
15 Gripping the Riptide
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