This hints and allegations of meaning page is for this YouTube playlist:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcYhoGnK9I9SMml3igHtoJpMkvc_pGeMM

Animotion - Obsession

1. naked dreams circumstances = Public Dreams vs. Private Dreams
2. I see the future there = Tristan meets Isolde before her husband-to-be King Mark, and the future is ascending beyond King Mark to the newly defined AMOR love.
3.  "I see danger" = they are still stangers and Isolde's nurse warning: She went to Tristan and said, “You have drunk your death.” And Tristan said, “If by my death you mean this agony of love, that is my life. If by my death you mean the punishment that we are to suffer if discovered, which is namely execution, I accept that. But if by my death you mean eternal punishment in the fires of hell,” in which these people believed, “I accept that, too.” (Campbell, 1986)
4. Obsession originates from within, outward. It is not from above or beside from clergy, family, church, government.  The twelfth-century troubadour poetry of courtly love was a protest against this supernaturally justified violation of life's joy in truth. So too the Tristan legend and at least one of the great versions of the legend of the Grail, that of Wolfram von Eschenbach. The spirit is really the bouquet of life. It is not something breathed into life, it comes out of life. (Campbell, 1986)
5. There is more, but you get the idea. And the Tristan and Isolde story told in Finnegans Wake isn't directly being referenced by Campbell in that quote, but again, the point here is that these songs are not picked thoughtlessly. The visual themes of Hollywood and props/costumes is a huge part of Finnegans Wake multi-generation - and the Tristan story is shared by many many nations and authors in the year 1210 time period.
6. The Hollywood sign visual reference in the video is intended as a direct reference to Steely Dan's "Caves of Altamira" lyrics (which is in the WWWOpera, may not be directly in this playlist), bookending the begining of the Finnegans Wake journey far before Levant Adam and Eve Story.

The Alan Parsons Project - Don't Answer Me (Official HD Video)

1. lyrics: "living in a Dream World", Finnegans Wake is a dream of Dublin night hours. Previous track was Dublin

2. 20,155,107 views  Jun 7, 2013

3. Magical lyric themes. Isolde is a magical adventure. "The human woman gives birth just as the earth gives birth to the plants. She gives nourishment, as the plants do. So woman magic and earth magic are the same. They are related. And the personification of the energy that gives birth to forms and nourishes forms is properly female. It is in the agricultural world of ancient Mesopotamia, the Egyptian Nile, and in the earlier planting-culture systems that the Goddess is the dominant mythic form. " (Campbell, age 82)

4.  Alan Parsons Project started as a technical editor that bloomed into much more. They are throughout the Fin Wake Indra Net opera.

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Carly Simon - You're So Vain

1. This specific video has a lot of surprising distortion and time shifting. Coming from FM Radio in 1980's, wild video to be her main one on YouTube. Fits very well with the Public Dream of Finnegans Wake / Subconscious journey.

2. 12,760,154 views  Jan 17, 2012

3. MOYERS: If marriage is this reunion of the self with the self, with the male or female grounding of ourselves, why is it that marriage is so precarious in our modern society  CAMPBELL: Because it's not regarded as a marriage. I would say that if the marriage isn't a first priority in your life, you're not married. The marriage means the two that are one, the two become one flesh. If the marriage lasts long enough, and if you are acquiescing constantly to it instead of to individual personal whim, you come to realize that that is true -- the two really are one.

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These notes are very very incomplete, need fleshed out and cover more of the tracks.