A double-bass and bass obsession in two songs, some Techno music and a big jump in the past with one of my songs.
When I was a child, I was drawing and painting on Psychedelic Music, later in life, I started painting around The Doors, Jim Morrison, The Who and Keith Moon, Los Angeles and Jimi Hendrix. Once in L.A. I started videos around Mark Hollis of Talk Talk, celebrating the genius aspect. And now I am reporting on live L.A, shows and Jimmy Page, the genius again. My conclusion is that I am a genius and Music observer. This is what I want to share with you here.
Showing posts with label Watershed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Watershed. Show all posts
Monday, September 30, 2019
Watershed by MARK HOLLIS, Your Ghost by Derde Verde, a Bass Obsession & ...
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France,
Mark Hollis Solo Album,
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Paris,
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Watershed,
Who Is The Metro,
Yael Bolender,
Your Ghost
Saturday, June 6, 2015
Mark Hollis The AFTER THE FLOOD HYPNOTIZING Effect Talk Talk Laughing Stock
Am I the only one to be hypnotized by a song?
But it is not any song, I suggest that you sit by listening to it, it is more safe :-)
I apologize for the wrong pronunciation of "hypnotized" on my video, I was probably so mesmerized that I didn't remember how to speak English! :-)
It is not easy to talk about things like that, because I take the risk to be considered as crazy or totally eccentric (which is actually the case, it seems, according to many people). But I thought, if at least one person has the same feeling that I have here, maybe this won't be so stupid.
There are so many things that we ignore about human nature. After all, Mark Hollis studied psychology at the University, and even if he finally worked in Music, it doesn't mean that he didn't have the time to learn how to hypnotize people with sounds... Or maybe he has this talent without even knowing it?
I am trying here to seize the imperceptible. Isn't it what Art is about? Isn't it what Paul Klee was trying to do on his paintings? I am trying to explain on images here what I can hear and see, and feel in Mark Hollis and Talk Talk Musics, but I have difficulties to find the words, because maybe the words don't even exist for that...
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