Three UK use Everywhere in new ad campaign

[Dragonfly]

Am just listening to the UK top 40 singles chart to see where 'Everywhere' is this week.

I think it will have dropped a few places but we'll see (missed the very start so if it's dropped quite a bit might have missed it).

Having not listened to the charts in full for many years I'm finding this very painful! Either I'm getting old or this stuff is just bl**dy awful! A bit of both I think

[Dragonfly]

Official:

Everywhere down to #29

Still, great that it made the top 20 last week again

[lettucesoap]

I've seen this ad twice in the cinema over the last week and both times everyone in there went mad for it! felt rather proud! Also looks awesome on a huge screen and of course it was very cool to hear Everywhere blaring out of the speakers!

[michelej1]

NME Hundred Best songs of the Eighties [this was only FM song to make the cut]

http://www.nme.com/list/100-best-son...266358/page/10

#92

Released: February 1988

Penned by Christine McVie about new husband Eddie Quintela, it was McVie doing what she did best; a simple song about the joys of new love. Lindsey Buckingham’s typically progressive production covered the song in a glossy 80s sheen, and would lead to another massive hit for the band from their monolithic ‘Tango In The Night’ album.

[michelej1]

Top Twenty Most Share Advertisements by Christopher Ratcliff, Nov. 21, 2013

http://econsultancy.com/uk/blog/6384...tm_source=blog

16. Three: The Pony #DancePonyDance: 1.06m

Combining the twin might of 2013’s most inexplicably favoured cultural references: Fleetwood Mac and tiny horses (also see Budweiser), this is Three playing to the trendiest common denominator.

[MoonSister75]

Christmas Pony!

[Ulpian]

Originally Posted by MoonSister75

Christmas Pony!

Love it!!

[michelej1]

Here are the credits for our little pony:

http://lbbonline.com/news/threes-moo...-gets-festive/

CAMPAIGN:

CLIENT Three
PROJECT NAME Pony Christmas
SYNOPSIS OF SPOT A Shetland pony moonwalking through a snowy countryside, with hints of Christmas touches popping up through out.
FORMAT 60 seconds
CLIENT CONTACT Pippa.whybourne@three.co.uk
LAUNCH DATE 29th November
DURATION OF CAMPAIGN 1 month

W+K LONDON
Creative Directors Hollie Walker, Freddie Powell
Copywriter
Art Director
Producer Madeline Smith
Account Team Sophy Woltman, Nick Owen
Executive Creative Directors Tony Davidson / Kim Papworth
Agency Executive Producer Danielle Stewart

PRODUCTION
Production Company Blink
Director Dougal Wilson
Executive Producer
Line Producer
Director of Photography

EDITORIAL
Editorial Company
Editor
Post Producer
Post Executive Producer

VFX
VFX Company MPC
VFX Supervisor Jake Mengers
Flame Artist Tom Harding
VFX Producer Josh King
Titles/Graphics

MUSIC + SOUND DESIGN
Music+Sound Company Christine McVie/Fleetwood Mac
Composer
Sound Designer
Song (if applicable) Everywhere
Producer

MIX
Mix Company Wave
Mixer Jack Sedgewick
Producer

[michelej1]

Tensnake's Spotify Playlist from the Coca-Cola Unbottled Blog

http://www.coca-colacompany.com/coca...otify-playlist



5. We believe that happiness is better shared; please can you pick a song from your playlist and tell us who you’d like to share it with?

Fleetwood Mac – ‘Everywhere’ - It’s a great song and the lyric, “I wanna be with you everywhere”, that’s how I feel about my girlfriend! When you are on the road, this is wishful thinking.

[michelej1]

[Christine haunts this guy everywhere. This is a Wired Magazine article about what you hear when there's silence]

http://www.wired.com/2015/05/big-que...-things-arent/

Wired by Bryan Gardiner May 19, 2015

In 2008, while sitting alone in a dark, sound proof room at Bell Labs in New Jersey, Abumrad heard a swarm of bees and the Fleetwood Mac song, “Everywhere.” The bees came first, about five minutes after Abumrad had sealed himself inside the chamber. During his hourlong stay, other faint sounds—like wind blowing through trees and an ambulance—seemed to appear and vanish from one or both of his ears. After about 45 minutes, Abumrad began to hear distant lyrics to a song, a song that sounded as if it was coming from a neighbor’s house: Ohhhhh Iiiii, I wanna be with you everywhere.

“The room is quiet, my head apparently is not,” he said in a followup post on Radiolab’s website.

“For a long time it was assumed that sound simply enters the ear and goes up to the brain,” says Trevor Cox, a professor of Acoustic Engineering at the University of Salford. “Well, there’s actually more connections coming down from the brain to the ear than there are going back up it.”

[michelej1]

This is what Stevie said about Everywhere in 1987:

I was just telling Chris that it's one of my very favorite songs that she's ever written and when the record was almost done I used to listen -- I didn't tell you this [she says speaking to Christine] -- I used to listen to it at sunrise. You know, when I'm always still up and the beginning of it? By myself. I would look up and say, 'this is kinda like God's little special effect'. The beginning of that song..and the sun would be coming up and I would just think how beautiful it was.