Good Charlotte Movie Snip Down By The River, Links Forces With Avenged
Band’s Good Morning Revival hits stores in March.
The City of Angels is known for a lot of things, but the Los Angeles River isn’t one of them.
Still, the flood-control channel, immortalized in all its garbage-lined cement beauty in movies like “Grease” and “The Italian Job,” was the inspiration for Good Charlotte’s “The River” and the location for the new single’s video.
“The symbolism of the L.A. River in the song is that it’s concrete, polluted, graffitied, and when you think of ‘baptism in the river’ [the chorus of the song], you think peaceful and serene, and that’s the whole vibe of the song,” guitarist Benji Madden explained on the set Tuesday. “This was the visual in our heads while we were writing the song.”
The City of Angels is known for a lot of things, but the Los Angeles River isn’t one of them.
Still, the flood-control channel, immortalized in all its garbage-lined cement beauty in movies like “Grease” and “The Italian Job,” was the inspiration for Good Charlotte’s “The River” and the location for the new single’s video.
“The symbolism of the L.A. River in the song is that it’s concrete, polluted, graffitied, and when you think of ‘baptism in the river’ [the chorus of the song], you think peaceful and serene, and that’s the whole vibe of the song,” guitarist Benji Madden explained on the set Tuesday. “This was the visual in our heads while we were writing the song.”