so how come we ended up with "root" on the Crooked Features sound track?
and CGI amiga style... if only they'd stopped there we might have been spared van helsing.
If you kids think you've got it bad with affordable miniDV and computerised NLE doobries, well I invite you to view the music video for "Society". Made on Video8, slippy-slidey LANC (in fact manual pause release was far more accurate), and an Amiga2000 with DPaintIV and a GenLoc.
The result? A rather grungey looking generation-lost VHS quality clip filmed from the Amiga's monitor. It can only be "good".
;-)
over at archive.org, where else?
so how come we ended up with "root" on the Crooked Features sound track?
and CGI amiga style... if only they'd stopped there we might have been spared van helsing.
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">"evolve" and "society" don't feally fit into the world of Blue Hardest, whereas "Glitterbits" and "Pole Position" do ;-)so how come we ended up with "root" on the Crooked Features sound track?
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But axe murders are VERY crooked features.
not a bad video. Obviously I failed to see the true potential of the Amiga - all I used mine for was playing "Emlyn Hughes International Soccer"
<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ January 09, 2005 10:01 AM: Message edited by: Kiff_Kroker ]</font>
Actually, alot of William Orbit and Moby's music videos circa 1993 didn't look TOO far removed from this! I'm talking Strange Cargo 3 and Go!
We don't know how lucky we are! [img]wink.gif[/img]
took the words out of my Mouth, Tim- I was just going to say it reminded me of some early Moby-
Such a trip-and it totally gave me this through back eighties feel- Thanks for sharing Miker!
God bless the 90's!
<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ January 11, 2005 12:19 PM: Message edited by: Spunkey1pestic ]</font>
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