My affinity...no, adoration, no....uh....fascination(?) with her is surpassed by none. I don't think it ever will be. Truly among the rare breed of artists still producing quality (AMAZING) material after decades of a career.
Ahhh this is amazing! Thanks so much for posting it. I thought I'd seen just about every PJ Harvey video on youtube but I guess I was wrong. How could I miss it for so long? I really want this on dvd.
Great Idea! I came across this while seeing the studio version of reeling, these are great video's. I like the DVD too, but this movie has far more offstage footage, thanks for putting this up man!
diogenesagogo said: "Wow! Anybody else catch Bartok's Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta playing in the background when they were in the coach? Explains a lot!"" Your post reminded me of this quote from Warren Zevon, circa mid-2000's: "First couple of albums of PJ Harvey's, I thought they were real, real great. 'Dry' and 'Rid of Me', I thought were everything that alternative should be, because they were a little baffling to someone my age. But they were of a whole different kind of thrust of lyric point of view. And they were dissonant and weird. For someone to be playing that way, it's like she's playing some kind of Bartok shit with that trio. And I thought that was magnificent. That fulfilled my highest ideas of what these young people are doing. It's kind of scary. "
0:45 Bartók: Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta, Sz.106 - 2. Allegro · Orchestre symphonique de Montréal. Charles Dutoit. :) ♡☆ (is this right?)
My affinity...no, adoration, no....uh....fascination(?) with her is surpassed by none. I don't think it ever will be. Truly among the rare breed of artists still producing quality (AMAZING) material after decades of a career.
Ahhh this is amazing! Thanks so much for posting it. I thought I'd seen just about every PJ Harvey video on youtube but I guess I was wrong. How could I miss it for so long? I really want this on dvd.
I've wanted to see this for years! Thanks so much for posting. :-D
Wow! Anybody else catch Bartok's Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta playing in the background when they were in the coach? Explains a lot!
saw her on this tour at southampton guildhall - wore this tape out I played it so much - thanks for uploading.
Great Idea! I came across this while seeing the studio version of reeling, these are great video's. I like the DVD too, but this movie has far more offstage footage, thanks for putting this up man!
Holy Fuck.. I never even knew this existed.. Thank You. Thank You. Thank You for uploading. This is like finding a lost Christmas gift from 1993
Great share! Got this on VHS when it came out in the '90's.
I'm so glad to have found this! I wonder if it's available anywhere on DVD?
diogenesagogo said: "Wow! Anybody else catch Bartok's Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta playing in the background when they were in the coach? Explains a lot!""
Your post reminded me of this quote from Warren Zevon, circa mid-2000's:
"First couple of albums of PJ Harvey's, I thought they were real, real great. 'Dry' and 'Rid of Me', I thought were everything that alternative should be, because they were a little baffling to someone my age. But they were of a whole different kind of thrust of lyric point of view. And they were dissonant and weird. For someone to be playing that way, it's like she's playing some kind of Bartok shit with that trio. And I thought that was magnificent. That fulfilled my highest ideas of what these young people are doing. It's kind of scary. "
I love you for updating Reeling. I couldn't find it anywhere ;(
Glad you've posted this!
Great to see some old stuff from the 50ft queenie!
Anyone know the music playing at :45 ?
0:45
Bartók: Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta, Sz.106 - 2. Allegro · Orchestre symphonique de Montréal. Charles Dutoit.
:) ♡☆ (is this right?)
Finally! Thank you!