Not a big collection, but it's high quality.

amazing amazing work, some of the best MVs I have ever seen in my life.

It's kinda cheating to rate this, since I'm primarily rating against the body of Jonathan Glazer's work, rather than the makeup of his "The work of..." DVD.

However, Glazer is one of my favourite music video directors, so I think I'm allowed a lit... (read more) It's kinda cheating to rate this, since I'm primarily rating against the body of Jonathan Glazer's work, rather than the makeup of his "The work of..." DVD.

However, Glazer is one of my favourite music video directors, so I think I'm allowed a little breadth here.. ;) I'm not entirely sure whether I really like the structure of the DVD however, with strange short videos linking each section of content, and sound bites accompanying most menu elements.

That said, this contains, up to 2005, all of Glazer's professional work from his famous Guinness commercial, to his stark Radiohead videos, to excerpts from his movies (the infamous arrival of Don in Sexy Beast!)... plus other lesser-known credits.

Good stuff, and overall I put him above Michel Ghondry, but that's subjective.

This is the shortest collection compared to the entire series. It's funny to hear the honesty in some of these artists, admitting they didn't like the work Glazer did for their videos. However, it's worth hearing the commentary regarding the videos "... (read more) This is the shortest collection compared to the entire series. It's funny to hear the honesty in some of these artists, admitting they didn't like the work Glazer did for their videos. However, it's worth hearing the commentary regarding the videos "Rabbit in Your Headlights" and "Virtual Insanity:" two of the best music videos of all time.

If you're a human, you must seek out this DVD and watch "Rabbit in Your Headlights". NOW. The Jamiroquai, Radiohead, and Massive Attack videos are just icing on the cake.