Some tips: Studio !K7 have quite a series of DVDs, the Lux series, the X-Mix... not everything has aged well, though. Daft Punk made quite an impressive anime movie to go along their latest album ; I don't know about other countries, but in France there have been a series of DVDs each about a specific guy, Jonze, Gondry and Cunningham for now...
Gwendal > -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesd ay, March 10, 2004 5:35 PM To: Andrew Cc: [email protected] Subject: RE: (313 > Techno's Video (was voice) > > > > >A cool thing about techno is that it never went down that > path, although a > truly visual > >representation of techno is probably waiting to happen - I > always pictured > >the coolest scenes from Drexciya making it into videos, kind > of a window > >into that world, an underwater dance party... and I guess > it's people like > >Jeff who are leading the charge with his DVD. > > As I mentioned once before on this list - there used to be a > website that > had videos of techno artists but is no longer in operation. > It's too bad because they had Carl Craig's "Televised Green > Smoke" video - > which was very cool. > I'd love to see some collection on DVD of Detroit > techno/house videos past > and present. > > With all the underground video makers and people like Michel > Gondry and > such into cutting edge/underground music you'd think someone would be > approaching some techno heads to make videos. I don't mean some shaky > hand-held DV shot in a dark club but actual music videos with > concepts and > higher production. Anyone remember the Inner City videos? If > not check them > out on KMS's website. > > I know - nowadays it takes major label money to make most videos but I > don't think this is entirely true anymore with the technology > and talent > available > > MEK > >
