A Playlist that comprises of a number of things
I'm obsessive, and it's nice to see that one of the unique people below likes obsessive authors, so all I need to do is learn how to write, SW is my training ground. ... I can hear a voice saying, you're writing is ok sort of, it's just you have nothing to say, no message to depart. Well maybe I'm working up to that!!
It will be long, and will be arranging it all as if each video is a scene in a movie, it's what can be done without getting into equipment my brain will never be able to fathom how to operate, from those who've talked to me about those things are always saying how easy it is. I rather not be learning new tricks to present a mixture of things, which all add up to time wasting, the very basic and clumsy and clunky (but I will ever be trying to be creating it as seamlessly as possible, this means the ending of the video has to be at the right point, it shouldn't have unwanted sounds) art of the playlist shall be where I rest my bones, like before the fire, in the lyrics of Time from Dark Side of the Rainbow Pyramid. It matters not whether anyone cares, I do this to add to a delightful-to-me-at-least labyrinth of the radiant of the past, present and always fresh as a daisy, as like a waffle with melted butter and rich sweet syrup being soaked into the waffles like the colors of ink entering cotton, or napkins with a needle or squished pomegranates, there's a Parajanov for you, the scene that gets to me in Color of Pomegrantes is when a sad song is being sung, and you see these dressed up people outside, and one of them is tossing up and down a silver ball, that whole sequence has a powerful and mysterious charm for me. If I find it, I shall surely share it. Having so much fun btw, so point out a grammatical mistake to bring me back to earth.
Video Movie #1 I call it for now, i'll tuck it in here, it's just beginning i'm creating not ex nihilo, but in the ex nihilo spirit regardless.
1. Delia Derbyshire - Falling (1964), high concept modern music she was a pioneer along with folks like Karlheinz Stockhausen. Video Movie #1 will be getting more visually stimulating have no fear!! I am solely here to entertain, and perhaps provoke thoughts.
[media=https://youtu.be/2YeCj14mfUk]
2. Meredith Monk - Turtle Dreams -- here we are introduced to some faces that probably won't come back haha, this will only play directly from YouTube, for something really far out, but minimal, you could do far worse, in fact I think it's a great find for the experimental film fan living and breathing within. In a retro tv style however, which isn't ideal. Musically inventive too, in that Acapella way where no actual words are sung, just pure rhythm.And soaring bird like calls.
[media=https://youtu.be/FBlnrRUVfo0]
3. We echo it in part with comprehension which may be viewable here, and help change our minds to appreciate it, unique stuff may need a key for us to begin loving them.
[media=https://youtu.be/YYEnIVLBHrg]
4. meredith monk -Churchyard Entertainment -- they're clearly inspired by Parajanov here
[media=https://youtu.be/BqvrSGStKFc]
5. Diamanda Galas - Judgement Day (live) -- she is the voice you hear at the end of Last of England and also in Natural Born Killers, an amazing and frightening singer!!
[media=https://youtu.be/xTkGZO_XDb8]
6. Gotta hear her talk
[media=https://youtu.be/Knudkmkknq0]
7. Let us imagine this movie is being shown on a network, my own network, so as you go relieve thyself and grab a snack and stuff, Bjork's version of Jaws like music shall play, oh I always loved this as being so exotic and curious sounding I didn't think Jaws till I saw the comparison online long after, this one strange film she starred in with her then hubby Matthew Barney.
[media=https://youtu.be/MjyPJESjrOA]
8. When it sounds like this you don't need visuals that move constantly trying so hard to distract the mind from the simple heaven that is the sound.
[media=https://youtu.be/ZOC7Pf1XY54]
9. Coil - The Wheel, I cannot get enough of this dynamic sound this has, it kicks off what will be a steady stream of bangers.
[media=https://youtu.be/0IMBvfSI3gM]
10. Why did I say banger, it's great only as punctuation, we need this sweeping sound that accompanies Gene Kelley in my fave Jacques Demy, the orchestral part has a most pleasant sound
[media=https://youtu.be/-UbUiPcf5eI]
11. This is morphing into something else, I just want to bring together a whole variety of things that wouldn't normally fit together, here is a sweet scene in Truffaut's Jules and Jim where Jeanne sings a song with a guy on guitair.
[media=https://youtu.be/kjJqHF0mb_k]
12. More Jeanne from that Miles Davis soundtracked Louis Malle masterpiece Elevators to the Gallows
[media=https://youtu.be/1OKQdp6iGUk]
13. The best scene in Fellini's best film, your welcome
[media=https://youtu.be/3lRkfDaP3gA]
14. I can't get enough of this like #10 I taste here a delicious fatalism, the sound of finally being ok with something that would be unthinkable normally, of reaching that point Jenny Agutter described in her talk about Walkabout.
[media=https://youtu.be/FQUFBkYmc6U]
15. Forest Swords - Crow (Official Video) -- in the banal are secret portals into wow
[media=https://youtu.be/lan-Pjv99Xk]
16.gliding along
[media=https://youtu.be/YeNXFVev8Jg]
17. Bulle Ogier talks about working with Rivette, only interesting for fans
[media=https://youtu.be/Xm8vI0LAToU]
It will be long, and will be arranging it all as if each video is a scene in a movie, it's what can be done without getting into equipment my brain will never be able to fathom how to operate, from those who've talked to me about those things are always saying how easy it is. I rather not be learning new tricks to present a mixture of things, which all add up to time wasting, the very basic and clumsy and clunky (but I will ever be trying to be creating it as seamlessly as possible, this means the ending of the video has to be at the right point, it shouldn't have unwanted sounds) art of the playlist shall be where I rest my bones, like before the fire, in the lyrics of Time from Dark Side of the Rainbow Pyramid. It matters not whether anyone cares, I do this to add to a delightful-to-me-at-least labyrinth of the radiant of the past, present and always fresh as a daisy, as like a waffle with melted butter and rich sweet syrup being soaked into the waffles like the colors of ink entering cotton, or napkins with a needle or squished pomegranates, there's a Parajanov for you, the scene that gets to me in Color of Pomegrantes is when a sad song is being sung, and you see these dressed up people outside, and one of them is tossing up and down a silver ball, that whole sequence has a powerful and mysterious charm for me. If I find it, I shall surely share it. Having so much fun btw, so point out a grammatical mistake to bring me back to earth.
Video Movie #1 I call it for now, i'll tuck it in here, it's just beginning i'm creating not ex nihilo, but in the ex nihilo spirit regardless.
1. Delia Derbyshire - Falling (1964), high concept modern music she was a pioneer along with folks like Karlheinz Stockhausen. Video Movie #1 will be getting more visually stimulating have no fear!! I am solely here to entertain, and perhaps provoke thoughts.
[media=https://youtu.be/2YeCj14mfUk]
2. Meredith Monk - Turtle Dreams -- here we are introduced to some faces that probably won't come back haha, this will only play directly from YouTube, for something really far out, but minimal, you could do far worse, in fact I think it's a great find for the experimental film fan living and breathing within. In a retro tv style however, which isn't ideal. Musically inventive too, in that Acapella way where no actual words are sung, just pure rhythm.And soaring bird like calls.
[media=https://youtu.be/FBlnrRUVfo0]
3. We echo it in part with comprehension which may be viewable here, and help change our minds to appreciate it, unique stuff may need a key for us to begin loving them.
[media=https://youtu.be/YYEnIVLBHrg]
4. meredith monk -Churchyard Entertainment -- they're clearly inspired by Parajanov here
[media=https://youtu.be/BqvrSGStKFc]
5. Diamanda Galas - Judgement Day (live) -- she is the voice you hear at the end of Last of England and also in Natural Born Killers, an amazing and frightening singer!!
[media=https://youtu.be/xTkGZO_XDb8]
6. Gotta hear her talk
[media=https://youtu.be/Knudkmkknq0]
7. Let us imagine this movie is being shown on a network, my own network, so as you go relieve thyself and grab a snack and stuff, Bjork's version of Jaws like music shall play, oh I always loved this as being so exotic and curious sounding I didn't think Jaws till I saw the comparison online long after, this one strange film she starred in with her then hubby Matthew Barney.
[media=https://youtu.be/MjyPJESjrOA]
8. When it sounds like this you don't need visuals that move constantly trying so hard to distract the mind from the simple heaven that is the sound.
[media=https://youtu.be/ZOC7Pf1XY54]
9. Coil - The Wheel, I cannot get enough of this dynamic sound this has, it kicks off what will be a steady stream of bangers.
[media=https://youtu.be/0IMBvfSI3gM]
10. Why did I say banger, it's great only as punctuation, we need this sweeping sound that accompanies Gene Kelley in my fave Jacques Demy, the orchestral part has a most pleasant sound
[media=https://youtu.be/-UbUiPcf5eI]
11. This is morphing into something else, I just want to bring together a whole variety of things that wouldn't normally fit together, here is a sweet scene in Truffaut's Jules and Jim where Jeanne sings a song with a guy on guitair.
[media=https://youtu.be/kjJqHF0mb_k]
12. More Jeanne from that Miles Davis soundtracked Louis Malle masterpiece Elevators to the Gallows
[media=https://youtu.be/1OKQdp6iGUk]
13. The best scene in Fellini's best film, your welcome
[media=https://youtu.be/3lRkfDaP3gA]
14. I can't get enough of this like #10 I taste here a delicious fatalism, the sound of finally being ok with something that would be unthinkable normally, of reaching that point Jenny Agutter described in her talk about Walkabout.
[media=https://youtu.be/FQUFBkYmc6U]
15. Forest Swords - Crow (Official Video) -- in the banal are secret portals into wow
[media=https://youtu.be/lan-Pjv99Xk]
16.gliding along
[media=https://youtu.be/YeNXFVev8Jg]
17. Bulle Ogier talks about working with Rivette, only interesting for fans
[media=https://youtu.be/Xm8vI0LAToU]
46-50, M
