MTV Programming Week of 1984-11-10

Deep Purple performs in the music video "Perfect Strangers" from the album "Perfect Strangers" recorded for Polydor Records. The music video opens with shots of the clouds and a forest river. The band arrives at a suburban home and later records the song in a large room.

Jimi Hendrix performs in the music video "Are You Experienced" from the album "Kiss the Sky" recorded for Warner Brothers Records. The music video opens with a stop motion sequences of audio tape and film moving on its own. Archive footage of Hendrix performing feature throughout.

The music video had a high-profile director: Sam Peckinpah. In 1984, most filmmakers shunned music videos, but Peckinpah, whose movies include The Getaway and The Wild Bunch, directed Lennon's first two videos. Lennon wrote this in 1983 at a French chateau called the Manor de Valotte, which is how the song got its title.

Iconic music video for Madonna's single, off the album of the same name.

Molly Hatchet performs in the music video "Satisfied Man" from the album "The Deed Is Done" recorded for Epic Records. The music video features the band performing on a darkened stage in a bar under colored lights. I woman with a biker watches the singer angering her boyfriend. They fight before an armored figure appears to drive off the singer.

Billy Squier performs in the music video "All Night Long" from the album "Signs of Life" recorded for Capitol Records. The music video opens with a pulsing circle of lights over a concert crowd. Bill Squire and the band perform on stage for an enthusiastic crowd.

Deep Purple performs in the music video "Perfect Strangers" from the album "Perfect Strangers" recorded for Polydor Records. The music video opens with shots of the clouds and a forest river. The band arrives at a suburban home and later records the song in a large room.

Jimi Hendrix performs in the music video "Are You Experienced" from the album "Kiss the Sky" recorded for Warner Brothers Records. The music video opens with a stop motion sequences of audio tape and film moving on its own. Archive footage of Hendrix performing feature throughout.

"Catch My Fall" is a song by Billy Idol from his 1983 studio album Rebel Yell.

The music video had a high-profile director: Sam Peckinpah. In 1984, most filmmakers shunned music videos, but Peckinpah, whose movies include The Getaway and The Wild Bunch, directed Lennon's first two videos. Lennon wrote this in 1983 at a French chateau called the Manor de Valotte, which is how the song got its title.

Iconic music video for Madonna's single, off the album of the same name.

Billy Squier performs in the music video "All Night Long" from the album "Signs of Life" recorded for Capitol Records. The music video opens with a pulsing circle of lights over a concert crowd. Bill Squire and the band perform on stage for an enthusiastic crowd.