You did an amazing job with this; what a great idea you had. Featured this vid on my page today. Can you do more KC vids like this? Pretty please??? (batts eyelashes) LOL
amazing marriage of art. this whole new attention to the music we all listened to and loved over the years mixed with images from all over the universe. when i worked in computers in 1980 who would have thought typing data cards would turn into this. great job. this is one of my fav king crimson songs.
@gmansoul During the same period, I also worked with data entry with punch cards and then taught PCs and word processing. Who indeed would have believed that primitive, clunky mess would have evolved so quickly. For me the applications evolving was fantastic but the storage growth was almost as good. Hey if you don't know what an 80 column card is or never booted from 8 inch disk with no hard drive, you never computed. I never missed using an audio cassette as data storage, never once.
K.C. was a great band. I don't think it should be associated with anything but the sensational feeling You get when listening. No video is required and should not be.
Well if You like, I will not argue, everyman to himself.
The song is thirteen minutes long for a f*(*ing reason. If you can't handle the middles section, then leave the song alone. Sorry, the video is enjoyable, but taking away the dissonant tri-tone in 13/8 or whatever signature it is in is criminal!!!
I have been a fan of King Crimson for a few years, now, and I've discovered the amazing song Starless through this videoclip (and incidentally discovered Nosferatu as well), so thanks for setting up this great encounter of great minds!
@UneBananeBleue Thank you for taking the time to watch. One of my goals was to expose people to old music and ideas in a new way. YouTube has been an excellent resource for the exchange of ideas.
Love this song - and this movie. I remember seeing this movie set to "Careful With That Axe, Eugene" by Pink Floyd, back in the '80's, on Night Flight. Watch Bat Lenny's version, set to 'fEar"
They made Nosferatu set to some Pink Floyd ? I have the soundtrack of an 80s Metropolis re-release but I didn't know they did something similar with Nosferatu.
Got the movie on DVD today. Way cool too. :D Much better quality than on youtube and I have the b&w version and a "colored" version (the "white-ish" parts being blue or yellow depending on the circumstances), the latter being the best.
It was a difficult to cut this fantastic song to fit the video, but I agree that that the 4:30 section fit well. I liked the rising and building tension only broken with a wild cacophony and an exuberance of insanity.
You did an amazing job with this; what a great idea you had. Featured this vid on my page today. Can you do more KC vids like this? Pretty please??? (batts eyelashes) LOL
SomethingReal1119 5 months ago
amazing marriage of art. this whole new attention to the music we all listened to and loved over the years mixed with images from all over the universe. when i worked in computers in 1980 who would have thought typing data cards would turn into this. great job. this is one of my fav king crimson songs.
gmansoul 8 months ago
@gmansoul During the same period, I also worked with data entry with punch cards and then taught PCs and word processing. Who indeed would have believed that primitive, clunky mess would have evolved so quickly. For me the applications evolving was fantastic but the storage growth was almost as good. Hey if you don't know what an 80 column card is or never booted from 8 inch disk with no hard drive, you never computed. I never missed using an audio cassette as data storage, never once.
CoastConFan 8 months ago
K.C. was a great band. I don't think it should be associated with anything but the sensational feeling You get when listening. No video is required and should not be.
Well if You like, I will not argue, everyman to himself.
STILL, King Crimson IS the best band, ever.
That is my "humble" opinion. / All my love
B.t.w. listen to "Dust", album "Hard Attack" ?
puddelisa 11 months ago
I HATE nephalim
nonfoods1 1 year ago
@nonfoods1 If you don’t like nephilim, you don’t have to eat it. Try some nice lark’s tongue in aspic.
CoastConFan 1 year ago
The song is thirteen minutes long for a f*(*ing reason. If you can't handle the middles section, then leave the song alone. Sorry, the video is enjoyable, but taking away the dissonant tri-tone in 13/8 or whatever signature it is in is criminal!!!
vhdof 1 year ago
I have been a fan of King Crimson for a few years, now, and I've discovered the amazing song Starless through this videoclip (and incidentally discovered Nosferatu as well), so thanks for setting up this great encounter of great minds!
UneBananeBleue 1 year ago
@UneBananeBleue Thank you for taking the time to watch. One of my goals was to expose people to old music and ideas in a new way. YouTube has been an excellent resource for the exchange of ideas.
CoastConFan 1 year ago
Love this song - and this movie. I remember seeing this movie set to "Careful With That Axe, Eugene" by Pink Floyd, back in the '80's, on Night Flight. Watch Bat Lenny's version, set to 'fEar"
StegorBatLenny 2 years ago
@StegorBatLenny
They made Nosferatu set to some Pink Floyd ? I have the soundtrack of an 80s Metropolis re-release but I didn't know they did something similar with Nosferatu.
rocknrollhell 1 year ago
Perfect!
My favourite KC song....
RibbonsForever 2 years ago
@RibbonsForever
Fav' KC song of mine too... Well, this and The Night Watch. 2 masterpieces.
rocknrollhell 1 year ago
great movie and band.
that song is just what this movie wants.
monisiti 2 years ago 2
@monisiti
Yup. Great song by a great and way underrated band. I have never seen the movie, but it looks awesome.
rocknrollhell 2 years ago
@rocknrollhell you can watch the whole movie here on youtube:)
monisiti 2 years ago
@monisiti
Got the movie on DVD today. Way cool too. :D Much better quality than on youtube and I have the b&w version and a "colored" version (the "white-ish" parts being blue or yellow depending on the circumstances), the latter being the best.
rocknrollhell 1 year ago
The cut in this song is orrible
alexdb27 2 years ago
It was a difficult to cut this fantastic song to fit the video, but I agree that that the 4:30 section fit well. I liked the rising and building tension only broken with a wild cacophony and an exuberance of insanity.
CoastConFan 2 years ago
The sequence starting at 4:30 is perfect.
decozart 2 years ago
nice, good combination
GALEfz 2 years ago