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03:56
Indochine - Leila (Live)
Classic and wonderful synthpop from 1982. The song was included on the debut album "L'Aventurier" Released on Clemence and produced by Indochine & Patrick Le Morvan. This incredibly rare live clip is taken from a special concert that was produced exclusively for the swedish show "Bagen" 1984. It was a 25 minute concert and was recorded at the Continental in Malmö 1984. Other songs performed there were "Docteur Love", "L'Aventurier" & more!
03:34
ROBERT GÖRL - DARLING DON'T LEAVE ME
Dans la famille DAF je voudrais le "frère" ... Avec en prime des backing vocals assurées par Annie Lennox d'Eurythmics ! Le reste de la famille (par ordre chronologique) : http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xwvsq_liaisons-dangereuses-ninos-del-parq http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xtyod_daf-ich-und-die-wirklichkeit-live http://www.dailymotion.com/electro/video/xtyuu_daf-der-mussolini-live
03:05
Anne Clark - Our Darkness (1984)
Anne clark, music video for "Our darkness" Through these city nightmares you'd walk with me And we'd talk of it with idealistic assurance That it wouldn't tear us apart We'd keep our heads above the blackened water But there's no room for ideals in this mechanical place And you're gone now Through a grimy window that I can't keep clean Through billowing smoke that's swallowed the sun You're nowhere to be seen Do you think our desires still burn I guess it was desires that tore us apart There has to be passion A passion for living, surviving And that means detachment Everybody has a weapon to fight you with To beat you with when you are down There were too many defences between us Doubting all the time Fearing all the time Doubting all the time Fearing all the time That like these urban nightmares We'd blacken each other skies When we passed the subways we tried to ignore our fate there Of written threats on endless walls Unjustified crimes carried in stifled calls Would you walk with me now through this pouring rain It used to mingle with our tears then dry the hopes that we left behind It rains even harder now
03:40
Goldfrapp - Strict Machine
"Strict Machine" is a electronic–dance song written by British group Goldfrapp and Nick Batt for their second studio album Black Cherry (2003). The song was produced by Goldfrapp and received a positive reception from music critics. It was released as the second single in the second quarter of 2003, and became the band's second single to appear in the top thirty on singles chart in the United Kingdom. In May 2004, the song was re-issued under the title "Strict Machine '04" and became Goldfrapp's first top twenty single in the UK. In the United States, "Strict Machine" was released to success on the Billboard dance charts, where it reached the top position on the Dance Club chart and number three on the Hot Dance Singles Sales chart. "Strict Machine" featured a music video directed by Jonas Odell. The video, a mixture of graphic and live action segments, builds upon the art direction featured on the band's album and single covers. Throughout the video, Alison Goldfrapp is surrounded by black and white animated backgrounds, wolf-headed dancers and colourful butterflies
03:53
Ladytron - Playgirl
Ladytron are a band formed in Liverpool, England. They take their name from the song "Ladytron" by Bryan Ferry (from Roxy Music's eponymous debut album of 1972). Ladytron mixes elements from different genres of electronic music, although many define the band as electroclash. The group's live performances include live guitars and a drummer along with electronic instruments, in keeping with this classification. Unlike many electronic artists, Ladytron avoids using sampling in their shows, and instead play everything live using synthesizers; in this way they are similar to The Human League, from whom they have taken inspiration and progressed it with their own somewhat deadpan vision.
04:57
Los Ninos Del Parque
Voici une très très rare vidéo du groupe Belge du début des années 80 Liaisons Dangereuses, époque notament du début de la New-Wave entre autre. P.S. : " Je m'escuse pour la piètre qualité audio et vidéo de ce clip mais ces le seul que j'ai trouvé pour l'instant."
03:42
DAF - DER MUSSOLINI (LIVE)
Loin de faire l'apologie du fascisme DAF détourne l’iconographie totalitaire (commune dans leur texte à Mussolini, Hitler, au christianisme et au bolchevisme) dans un pastiche martial et érotisé. Se revendiquant homosexuels, anarchistes, anti-impérialistes et anti-consuméristes les DAF renouent avec le surréalisme/dadaïsme d’entre-deux guerres. L'année 2004 signe leur reformation et la sortie d'un nouvel album sur lequel figure le single Der Sheriff qui dénonce la dérive hégémonique américaine.
05:54
donna summer et giorgio moroder
Gdixit wiki Giorgio Moroder (né le 26 avril 1940 à Val Gardena au Trentin-Haut-Adige) est un compositeur, producteur de musique électronique, arrangeur musical. Il a composé une quinzaine de bandes originales de films et a collaboré (en tant que producteur ou en tant que compositeur) avec des artistes de premier plan comme David Bowie, Eurythmics, Freddie Mercury, Elton John, Sparks ou Debbie Harry (Blondie). Mais c'est avec Donna Summer qu'il connaîtra ses plus grands succès de compositeur et de producteur. Pour n'en citer que quelques uns : Hot stuff (1979), Bad Girls (1979), le fameux Love to love you baby (1975) ou bien encore I feel love (1977) très récemment repris par Madonna dans sa tournée Confessions On The Dance Floor Tour 2006. Parmi les films dont il a signé la bande originale, on peut citer Midnight Express d'Alan Parker, American Gigolo de Paul Schrader, Flashdance d'Adrian Lyne , "Neverending Story# L'histoire sans fin et le Scarface de Brian De Palma. En 1984, il a produit une version remontée, colorisée et mise en musique par ses soins du classique de Fritz Lang Metropolis. En 1984, il compose la musique de l'hymne officiel des Jeux Olympiques de Los Angeles, en 1988, celle des Jeux Olympiques d'été de Séoul, en 1990, celle de la coupe de monde de Football Italia'90 interprété par Gianna Nannini et Edoardo Bennato.
