Derek Hill for images journal.com wrote:His films are black comedic excursions into the netherworlds of silent film.
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You Tube goodness
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- KVRAF
- 1870 posts since 21 Feb, 2004 from somewhere! anywhere!
a great guy maddin short.
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tonight i am going yotube
"anything we should know about"
HOW ABOUT THAT KVR, MAYBE YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT
(oc this is the same thing..)
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personal amusement..
marian looks so wonderfully unwholesome
not a fave, but points for strategic lobster
"anything we should know about"
HOW ABOUT THAT KVR, MAYBE YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT
(oc this is the same thing..)
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personal amusement..
marian looks so wonderfully unwholesome
not a fave, but points for strategic lobster
you come and go, you come and go. amitabha neither a follower nor a leader be tagore "where roads are made i lose my way" where there is certainty, consideration is absent.
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- KVRAF
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Chuck E. Jesus Chuck E. Jesus https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=108246
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now that was 20 times better than the other chrome vid posted at some point somewhere on kvr...shamann wrote:What, no Damon Edge?xoxos wrote:HOW ABOUT THAT KVR, MAYBE YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT
Here's some for you then.
cracks me up that i seen helious creed twice and have/hade 2 chrome records and know basically nothing of chrome...
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http://www.damonedge.com
maybe you can see.. imo the 'more thorough' definition of 'chrome' is ~'bling,' junk to be left behind, like life. ergo the sensual faces with the eyes and lips cut out, or disembodied eyes and lips like mayan heads.
i think most people aren't able to understand this in their present condition. it's not a profitable notion, so we've rubbed it out.
helios creed and chrome are very different. shortly before death, damon wrote an emphatic letter to this point.. notice the long history of "feat. damon edge" records that are benignly forgettable..
..kind of like the above artwork. it communicates, but the crooked placement doesn't indicate 'professional/endearing production.'
that's damon.. helios was on 3 of the.. 18 chrome albums..
maybe you can see.. imo the 'more thorough' definition of 'chrome' is ~'bling,' junk to be left behind, like life. ergo the sensual faces with the eyes and lips cut out, or disembodied eyes and lips like mayan heads.
i think most people aren't able to understand this in their present condition. it's not a profitable notion, so we've rubbed it out.
helios creed and chrome are very different. shortly before death, damon wrote an emphatic letter to this point.. notice the long history of "feat. damon edge" records that are benignly forgettable..
..kind of like the above artwork. it communicates, but the crooked placement doesn't indicate 'professional/endearing production.'
that's damon.. helios was on 3 of the.. 18 chrome albums..
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you come and go, you come and go. amitabha neither a follower nor a leader be tagore "where roads are made i lose my way" where there is certainty, consideration is absent.
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- KVRAF
- 6496 posts since 26 Nov, 2004 from Frederick, MD
That's my favorite Chrome piece. Every time I hear it I think about how the progress of rock hasn't lived up to its promise. This hinted at a direction that seems to have been largely abandoned. Chrome lives on only in the dirty allies of music geekdom. They sadly are forgotten even those with more adventursome tastes. Spread the word.shamann wrote:What, no Damon Edge?xoxos wrote:HOW ABOUT THAT KVR, MAYBE YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT
Here's some for you then.
This tune was on Subterranean Modern, a compilation of Ralph Records bands (Chrome, The Residents, MX-80 Sound, Tuxedomoon). Each band did a cover of (I Left My Heart) In San Francisco along with a few other songs. Chrome also did Lady In Pain, another incredibly excellent song.
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- 680 posts since 3 Jan, 2003 from Around the Greater Tokyo area of Japan
Of course, and I imagine VicDiesel was aware of that as well... but since the acknowledgement of that fact sort of took some of the bite out of his argument and my ridicule, I think we both were conveniently ignoring that technicality...shamann wrote:Actually, it is white boy music [...] by Giorgio Moroder.
It only seems slow because I'm guessing it's just a bunch of gibberish to your ears!BertKoor wrote:Yesterday somebody posted a link to a very slow Japanese tutorial how it was created:
But to a Japanese-speaking synth-novice, I would think it was very intriguing and just the right speed...Notice your use of the past tense "was"? Are you admitting it sucks now?The Chase wrote:Whatever that song was awesome!
I think that because it may have been really innovative for the time and genre, most people (mainly synth-enthusiasts) tend to romanticize the hell of that track, just like they do with Kraftwerk... I know I'm going to be run out of town on a rail for saying this but as much as I respect Kraftwerk for being the great pioneers of electronic music, their stuff just leaves me cold and is damn-near entirely unlistenable IMHO... but YMMV... 
I would tend to agree... although the concept of "groove" can be rather subjective... that Seeds video that Voivoid used in his sig for awhile had a TON of "groove", as evidenced by that blonde chick's swank dance-moves!VicDiesel wrote:What I was getting at is that for all the energy with which I see people hacking away at guitars and drums, way too many links are of music that is almost completely devoid of any sort of groove.
Again, I would tend to agree... although again, I think we're talking about very subjective qualities here... just as there's different strokes for different folks, there's also different (gut-level) appeals for different Schmiels...VicDiesel wrote:If it then doesn't have some form of gut level appeal, then I wonder what's the point.
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I seem to remember seeing them tacked onto the end of a Bauhaus video a loooong time ago.Chuck E. Jesus wrote:now that was 20 times better than the other chrome vid posted at some point somewhere on kvr...
um...like a frisbee with DX7's and Linn drums?xoxos wrote:notice the long history of "feat. damon edge" records that are benignly forgettable..
the two are so different I hadn't made the connection until it was pointed out to me a couple of years ago...
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- 680 posts since 3 Jan, 2003 from Around the Greater Tokyo area of Japan
This is a little dumb but it's the Dickies so what would you expect?
It starts with a short news piece on the band and then devolves into a homemade video of them lip-synching to "My Sharona"... but check out Leonard's slick moves with that blow-up doll!
It starts with a short news piece on the band and then devolves into a homemade video of them lip-synching to "My Sharona"... but check out Leonard's slick moves with that blow-up doll!
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- 2818 posts since 30 Aug, 2001 from where dinosaurs are still alive
Bruford, Berlin, Holdsworth in belzebub
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- 2818 posts since 30 Aug, 2001 from where dinosaurs are still alive
california guitar trio and t.levin...with a special guest.
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- 2818 posts since 30 Aug, 2001 from where dinosaurs are still alive
the best italian band, Elio e Le Storie Tese and the "best" italian pornstar, Rocco Siffredi...in a song about john holmes.
more madness from the band
more madness from the band