Showing posts with label john Foxx. Show all posts
Showing posts with label john Foxx. Show all posts
Thursday, April 28, 2011
john foxx and the maths / summerland
YouTube Uploaded by kataka64 on Mar 29, 2011
"from john foxx and the maths album interplay available from townsend records and amazon.co.uk http://blog.johnfoxxandthemaths.com. video soundtrack and tv footage used without any kind of permission whatsoever."
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Wednesday, April 20, 2011
John Foxx & The Maths - Underpass Live @ The Troxy
London (Back To The Future, April 2011)
YouTube Uploaded by tarabusch on Apr 20, 2011
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John Foxx & The Maths - Underpass Live @ The Troxy London (Back To The Future, April 2011)"
http://blog.johnfoxxandthemaths.com/
YouTube Uploaded by tarabusch on Apr 20, 2011
"http://www.analogsuicide.com/
John Foxx & The Maths - Underpass Live @ The Troxy London (Back To The Future, April 2011)"
http://blog.johnfoxxandthemaths.com/
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john Foxx And The Maths
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Interplay John Foxx And The Maths
John Foxx and The Maths
Great album. Retro and modern at the same time. This is where the 80s should have gone. Lush vintage synthscapes, vocoders, effects, and of course John Foxx's haunting and autonomous vocals.
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john Foxx And The Maths
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Jean Michele Jarre Recieves MOJO Live Time Achievement Award - John Foxx Intro
YouTube via jeanmicheljarre | August 21, 2010
"Official video of Jean Michel Jarre receiving the MOJO Lifetime Achievement Award 2010 in London. Introduced by John FOXX on the 10th of June 2010."
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Wednesday, May 26, 2010
John Foxx/Steve D'Agostino/Alex Proyas
YouTube via JohnFoxxMetamatic — May 26, 2010 — "This is a two minute segment of Parallel Lives - a new cut-up collaboration between John Foxx, underground film-maker and musician Steve D'Agostino and movie director Alex Proyas, whose credits include I, Robot, Dark City and The Crow.
The new work will be screened at the Roundhouse on 5 June, just before Foxx's analogue electronic set.
According to Alex Proyas, 'If only my 18 year old self could've seen his film with an original John Foxx soundtrack he would've been beside himself with excitement . . . hell, my 48 year old self is pretty impressed too! Just wonderful.'
The short is a cut-up of Proyas's 1980 film Groping, set to a reworked version of the Foxx 1980 B-side 'Film One'.
I think apart from his incredibly cinematic lyrics, John's music has always conjured entire movies in my head when I listen to it,' says Proyas. 'I think it is his mastery of atmosphere that has stayed with me through the years. If I could only make a movie as textured and evocative as Johns music I would be a happy man."
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