Mark Hollis, Talk Talk, FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH, I Love To Hear You Sing...

   

For what it's worth, I love to hear you sing, so sing with me...

Mark Hollis THE COLOUR OF SPRING Talk Talk, Music, Lyrics, Feelings

   

I had the most difficulties to stop shooting this video, because I could have talked about this Music forever!

I spent one day and one night editing it, but it put me in such a joy, that I don't regret one second of it. For an album which seemed slightly sad to me, I think that I discovered a new level in it.

I feel honored to have the opportunity to talk about what I love the most in this world, and if at least one person understands the quality of this Music thanks to my videos, then, it was worth doing them.

This is not a sponsored video, I did it just because I wanted to. No, Music is not coming for the evil, but on contrary, from something huge and positive, and it shows in this Music. It makes us feeling good, it is the only proof I need.

People pass, the Music remains.

MARK HOLLIS Fourviere Interview Translation To English & A Little Change

And I did it again! But this time, it is from French to English. I didn't realized until someone asked me, that most people couldn't understand this interview because of the translator's voice covering Mark's one. It is very short, but still, it is very interesting. The ancient theater in Fourviere is absolutely amazing!

You will also find here my considerations about the Sacred Music: Talk Talk, Pink Floyd.

And finally, I explain a little change in my way of working, with an artistic project to come.

It is hard to be passionate about Art and Music, and still having to work everyday like if Art didn't exist, or almost. That is what I want to change too...

MARK HOLLIS Essentials, Claustrophobia & Can, Interview, Talk Talk

When I was a child, I used to draw comics by listening to some Psychedelic Music of the 70's. 

As an adult, now I am painting on Mark Hollis and Talk Talk Music, and I even make videos about it.

But the surprising thing, is that by reading Mark Hollis, I discovered this band of the 70's, named Can, that I didn't really know well. And by listening to them, I felt like sent back to my past, when I was creating on the Psychedelic sound, spirit, movement, colors, it is like a loop finally looped.

What a shock! But not really a surprise: Mark Hollis could have been my big brother. If it had been the case, I would have drawn on Can, I would have known them, already then.

The most surprising is that my son, 26 years old, is a Can fan...