Guinness Draught - Pint of Precision Percussion - it's Guinness Time
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The Guinness logo and the legend 'estd. 17:59' appears, but the colon is flashing and is clearly a time rather than a date. The settling head of a pint of Guinness is reflected in the shades of a white-clad human cannonball as he is shot out of a tube at a drumskin; one of dozens all being hit by other similar people within a giant percussion machine in the shape of a harp. The people return down the strings of the harp, which is seen to be the classic Guinness logo, and are fired back up again. The sequence ends with one of the flyers kicking the underside of a cymbal, and the scene moves to a settled pint on a bar, as the narrator concludes "17:59, it's Guinness time"
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The Guinness logo and the legend 'estd. 17:59' appears, but the colon is flashing and is clearly a time rather than a date. The settling head of a pint of Guinness is reflected in the shades of a white-clad human cannonball as he is shot out of a tube at a drumskin; one of dozens all being hit by other similar people within a giant percussion machine in the shape of a harp. The people return down the strings of the harp, which is seen to be the classic Guinness logo, and are fired back up again. The sequence ends with one of the flyers kicking the underside of a cymbal, and the scene moves to a settled pint on a bar, as the narrator concludes "17:59, it's Guinness time"
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James Quinn (Voice Over)
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Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO Ltd
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Steve Cope
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Rattling Stick
Ad uploaded 17 September 2008
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