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sput nik
Приєднався 24 бер 2008
Audio and Visual Design for Music, Film and Multimedia.
The March Violets - Religious As Hell
Unofficial music video for The March Violets 1982 single Religious As Hell.
Many thanks to The March Violets for giving me permission to use this fine song.
Many thanks to The March Violets for giving me permission to use this fine song.
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Canon 514XL Ektachrome 100D Super 8mm Edinburgh
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Canon 514XL Ektachrome 100D Super 8mm Edinburgh
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Muito bom!!
Excelente
I was expelled from goth vortex when we started listening to PWEI apparently that was goth sin
So I picked up my records and never turned back
I got called a fake goth on the college bus by some beatnik wannabe. Fucknugget
Fortunately I was sitting with my mate who listened to sonic yoot at the time I don't think he even had a label so I was an easy target
There was a fine line between 'Goth' and 'Grebo'
well I was Goth then I moved to greb, it wasnt really a fine line I just liked the boys better
Saw them back in 1982 in London at the now long difunct " The Venue " just around the corner from Victoria Station, very convenient for us, went there often back then. Was always a little puzzled why they didn't have any greater commercial success they made some great catchy commercial tunes that should of had broader appeal. I suppose back then you would have only heard them on John Peels late night weekday Radio 1 show not on daytime radio, they passed most people by I guess, like so many other indie bands of that time. They simply didn't get the exposure they and so many others deserved. Another missed opportunity. Great band !
This is one of my favorite albums of all time. I was 53 this year yeah fuck! and I dream back to the day when all was well and we were all healthy and happy but life sucks, part of living I know, getting old and all that shit! But it still fucking rocks!
Which Film do you use?
The US military scenes are rather random
Fabian Dee not for 80s punk videos. It was royalty free and flashy while still highlighting the hypocrisy of nationalism so punk bands threw it in their videos all the time. It was a total trend at least I know Black flag did it a bit too.
Still have the vinyl album.... remember John Peel playing them. Love hearing their unique sound again
Class tune and never gets old :)
Thankxfrom WestEnd Love. you AreAll Safe.Rnb
Good stuff. What are you using for instrumentation?
Pathfinder; Fergus Films Glad you like it :) I used Reason software which comes with lots of instrument samples and done some post production in Sound Forge. Not done a lot over the last couple of years but will probably be using a different DAW like Logic as I now have a wee ancient Macbook. What do you use yourself?
Pathfinder; Fergus Films First time I have logged in on this account in ages, was using it when i was studying AV tech at Stevenson college
sput nik I use good old Garageband with mainstage3 samples and in instruments. Quality stuff for about £20. Basic Garageband is fine but is very limited and a bit cheap sounding. Good format though for track creating does me fine.
Pathfinder; Fergus Films Not had much experience with Apple music software but have used Garageband to mix down a few things in the past and it worked a treat, sounds great and like you say very reasonable at £20. I got a free copies of my audio software from a Swedish friend that I met on the internet ;)
By the way, great video! Edinburgh is really beautiful.
Mads Kjær Thanks! was messing around really and 1st time with my super8 but the colours of the Ektachrome came out fantastic. I used sections of this film for a music video you will find elsewhere on my channel.
How du you get the tape converted to your computer? I'm having so much trouble with this, i own a super 8mm camera too :)
Mads Kjær I used a company in the UK called Bluecinetech, check them out!
And this is how we made videos back in the early '80s: mix together some scenes of religious folk with some war footage and you were guaranteed an underground hit. Not meaning to knock the Violets in any way (love 'em), just saying that was the state of the art then. If you were a Leeds band, you either did something like this or went out to Kirkstall Abbey to shoot something Gothic.
Robin Turner Yes that was my assessment exactly when i created the video, I wanted it to look like it was made in 1982. Great period for original music, great song and smashing drum rhythms from the Boss DR55
sput nik Well you fooled me! Nice work!
Thanks!
@@sputtttnik, was it dr55 they used? I thought it was dr55 in the beginning, but then the snare came in and it started to sound like something else
@@karljanus8308 suspect it's a Roland TR-606. The Sisters of Mercy had moved onto a 606 by this time and they were big friends with the Violets.
They play Chicago this Saturday
I got to see them live in SF such a Great Band!
I totally loved this band. I was stationed in Misawa Japan in the early 80's and bought this LP. Wore it OUT. Had my leather punk jacket with the album logo I painted on myself. I can't believe my ears!!! Thanks for the flashback.