If you ever get to watch the old Doctor Who story "The Tenth Planet" and see the very first Cybermen, you might find that they sound very much like Robert Peston.
I consider this my greatest mashup but also the most difficult to comprehend - expressing the universal doubt and the ephiphanous journey we are all.Martin Sheen represents the young idealistic Peston thrusting for truth in the increasing chaos of a dying world view - Brando is at that place beyond wisdom at the heart of his darkness - stripped of all illusion and a resigned peace. He is a Buddha of the dark-side - he is a post-crisis Peston humbler yet more resolute.
It is the clash where an unreconstructed Peston (now) buts up against an extrapolated future (Brando) who has gained intrinsic enlightenment and the reality-gap thus creates an artistic vacuum into which the viewers thoughts, hopes and anxieties gestate in the time-gap memetic ideal. Note the last word of Brando is forget - it's about the horror of uber-knowledge and the need to forget if we are to live with any degree of grace in an unforgiving world.
The single blown-up and color-corrected Peston acts as a telling counterpoint to the half-seen images and sounds that lie deep behind the façade. Peston (now) is messenger as celebrity his doom-laden messages and staccato delivery metronomically counting us into an enveloping darkness where civilisation has ceased to exist.
Centuries ago when clearing out a workplace I cam across possibly the worst painting I have ever seen picturing an alien on a moonscape with the caption Why and he don't know - to this day the image and the slogan have haunted me and from this mainspring of bafflement comes this mashup.
If you ever get to watch the old Doctor Who story "The Tenth Planet" and see the very first Cybermen, you might find that they sound very much like Robert Peston.
Rhubba 9 months ago
or
any old half arsed clip that you can got hold of without too much trouble, extending an already stressed idea to oblivion
sparkythetortoise 3 years ago
Ok - you can stop now - just leave billy - it isn't worth it
sparkythetortoise 3 years ago
oi sparky are you stalking me or a fan !
ibilly99 3 years ago
I consider this my greatest mashup but also the most difficult to comprehend - expressing the universal doubt and the ephiphanous journey we are all.Martin Sheen represents the young idealistic Peston thrusting for truth in the increasing chaos of a dying world view - Brando is at that place beyond wisdom at the heart of his darkness - stripped of all illusion and a resigned peace. He is a Buddha of the dark-side - he is a post-crisis Peston humbler yet more resolute.
ibilly99 3 years ago
It is the clash where an unreconstructed Peston (now) buts up against an extrapolated future (Brando) who has gained intrinsic enlightenment and the reality-gap thus creates an artistic vacuum into which the viewers thoughts, hopes and anxieties gestate in the time-gap memetic ideal. Note the last word of Brando is forget - it's about the horror of uber-knowledge and the need to forget if we are to live with any degree of grace in an unforgiving world.
ibilly99 3 years ago
The single blown-up and color-corrected Peston acts as a telling counterpoint to the half-seen images and sounds that lie deep behind the façade. Peston (now) is messenger as celebrity his doom-laden messages and staccato delivery metronomically counting us into an enveloping darkness where civilisation has ceased to exist.
ibilly99 3 years ago
Centuries ago when clearing out a workplace I cam across possibly the worst painting I have ever seen picturing an alien on a moonscape with the caption Why and he don't know - to this day the image and the slogan have haunted me and from this mainspring of bafflement comes this mashup.
WHY AND I DON'T KNOW.
ibilly99 3 years ago
WTF ibilly - WHY WHY WHY ?
philmax9 3 years ago