YouTubin' by categories (mine)
* removed thanks to some dildo
**removed by user
Tornados
Near Attica KS, May 12, 2004 (watch house get sucked up into sky)
New Wave/Postpunk
Throbbing Gristle Discipline
Wall of Voodoo Ring of Fire (live)
Tuxedomoon Desire / Jinx / In a manner of speaking
Suicide Ghost Rider ("America, America is killin' its youth") ('77-'78) / Another version
King Crimson *Elephant Talk
Progressive/Psychedelic Rock
Gentle Giant Give It Back
Van der Graaf Generator A Plague of Lighthouse Keepers, Part 4
*Yes Astral Traveler
*Procol Harum Homburg
Anime
Wings of Honneamise Opening credits (music by Ryuichi Sakamoto--wish the resolution on the ink wash drawings was better)
Excerpt from Patlabor 2 (dialogue dubbed in German)
*Another Patlabor 2 Silent Tokyo
Gunbuster - Buster Beam / Die Buster
Film
John Carpenter Dark Star Trailer
*Deleted Bank Robbery Scene from Escape from New York
Tarkovsky - Stalker - the rail trip into The Zone
Art
Robert Smithson Spiral Jetty (excerpts)
a good day for quintron and miss pc. (the kset clip rocks - edit: it all rocks)
Yeah, I liked the Witch in the Club mp3 you posted a while back--is that song in there?
How about that Vega doing GR? Man, he looks pissed. And the young Genesis P I find quite inspiring. The anti-evangelist. At the end of the lo-o--ong clip he open-mouth kisses an ecstatic guy in the audience, to the chagrin of a YouTube commenter.
physical (as well as musical) audience confrontation was a big part of vega's trip. that and chain smoking.
you missed the surf disco category
thanks Tom
Thanks for the links Tom, a nice way to start the week. Seeing King Crimson labelled as New Wave/Post Punk put a grin on my face.
Adrian trumped Bob in that particular incarnation of the band.
Tom, those are excellent selections from the twilight of YouTube. Der Graaf rock, man.
(posted by Von Bark via SM)
Yes, Adrian Belew was incredibly exuberant. One would have to have a sense of humour to put up with the Fripp.
Speaking of intense guitarists (and fuzzy audio), check out Mahavishnu Orchestra:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugOUaOlyBzY
(VB via SM)
Speaking of Tarkovsky, don't you think that just the end of Solaris is perhaps better than the entire film?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_0UPh5FELg&mode=related&search=
Yes, that ending is incredible.
Solaris is one of my favorite Lem books, but the movie is very different. (Good, though.)
I posted a MahaOrch YouTube clip a while back. (One of our regular abusive commenters gave me a hard time about it, so I attempted to defend myself.) It was Celestial Terrestial Commuters overlapping with Dance of the Maya--pretty good sound.
Just checked the link on YT and now it says: "this video has been removed at the request of copyright owner Sofa Entertainment because its content was used without permission."
There is just no decent reason for that.
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YouTubin' by categories (mine)
* removed thanks to some dildo
**removed by user
Tornados
Near Attica KS, May 12, 2004 (watch house get sucked up into sky)
New Wave/Postpunk
Throbbing Gristle Discipline
Wall of Voodoo Ring of Fire (live)
Tuxedomoon Desire / Jinx / In a manner of speaking
Suicide Ghost Rider ("America, America is killin' its youth") ('77-'78) / Another version
King Crimson *Elephant Talk
Progressive/Psychedelic Rock
Gentle Giant Give It Back
Van der Graaf Generator A Plague of Lighthouse Keepers, Part 4
*Yes Astral Traveler
*Procol Harum Homburg
Anime
Wings of Honneamise Opening credits (music by Ryuichi Sakamoto--wish the resolution on the ink wash drawings was better)
Excerpt from Patlabor 2 (dialogue dubbed in German)
*Another Patlabor 2 Silent Tokyo
Gunbuster - Buster Beam / Die Buster
Film
John Carpenter Dark Star Trailer
*Deleted Bank Robbery Scene from Escape from New York
Tarkovsky - Stalker - the rail trip into The Zone
Art
Robert Smithson Spiral Jetty (excerpts)
- tom moody 10-30-2006 9:13 pm
a good day for quintron and miss pc. (the kset clip rocks - edit: it all rocks)
- bill 10-30-2006 9:27 pm
Yeah, I liked the Witch in the Club mp3 you posted a while back--is that song in there?
How about that Vega doing GR? Man, he looks pissed. And the young Genesis P I find quite inspiring. The anti-evangelist. At the end of the lo-o--ong clip he open-mouth kisses an ecstatic guy in the audience, to the chagrin of a YouTube commenter.
- tom moody 10-30-2006 9:59 pm
physical (as well as musical) audience confrontation was a big part of vega's trip. that and chain smoking.
- bill 10-30-2006 10:37 pm
you missed the surf disco category
- mark 10-31-2006 10:20 am
thanks Tom
- Thor Johnson 10-31-2006 7:04 pm
Thanks for the links Tom, a nice way to start the week. Seeing King Crimson labelled as New Wave/Post Punk put a grin on my face.
- Art Shirer (guest) 10-31-2006 11:22 pm
Adrian trumped Bob in that particular incarnation of the band.
- tom moody 10-31-2006 11:54 pm
Tom, those are excellent selections from the twilight of YouTube. Der Graaf rock, man.
(posted by Von Bark via SM)
- sally mckay 11-02-2006 2:45 am
Yes, Adrian Belew was incredibly exuberant. One would have to have a sense of humour to put up with the Fripp.
Speaking of intense guitarists (and fuzzy audio), check out Mahavishnu Orchestra:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugOUaOlyBzY
(VB via SM)
- sally mckay 11-03-2006 7:46 am
Speaking of Tarkovsky, don't you think that just the end of Solaris is perhaps better than the entire film?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_0UPh5FELg&mode=related&search=
- sally mckay 11-03-2006 7:53 am
Yes, that ending is incredible.
Solaris is one of my favorite Lem books, but the movie is very different. (Good, though.)
- tom moody 11-03-2006 10:25 am
I posted a MahaOrch YouTube clip a while back. (One of our regular abusive commenters gave me a hard time about it, so I attempted to defend myself.) It was Celestial Terrestial Commuters overlapping with Dance of the Maya--pretty good sound.
Just checked the link on YT and now it says: "this video has been removed at the request of copyright owner Sofa Entertainment because its content was used without permission."
There is just no decent reason for that.
- tom moody 11-03-2006 10:37 am