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Funky calypso version of the Channel 4 ident, programme title sequence, Bros (nooooooo!) and intro to a piece about twins. Marvel at the 1980's fas...

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Kraftwerk - Kakteen, Wüste, Sonne 1971

(Instrumental)

(Cactus, desert, sun)

Beautiful Danielle in our small studio in Wandsworth - why wasn't she a huge star? Do yourself a favour and get INKY BLOATERS by Danielle Dax - gre...

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Donna Theodore "Femininity" scopitone

George Kuchar | 1966

"There's a lot of things in life worth living for. Isn't there?"

A celebration of the intentionally and unintentionally camp...

Arthur Lipsett |1962

Joys, happiness, sorry and anxiety pieced together from pieces of sound and images Lipsett collected while working at the Can...

Video clip realizado a través de la fusión de una película muda y una banda musical, en este caso La película Metrópolis y La banda Kraftwerk con s...

http://brutallo.com/scopito... The Tornados do "The Robot", a much loved Scopitone featuring wild Robots having a romantic barbecue in the wood...

http://brutallo.com from Scopitones Volume 1: Joi Lansing is caught in the "Web of Love"

John Whitney's demo reel of work created with his analog computer/film camera magic machine he built from a WWII anti-aircraft gun sight. Also Whit...

A double-dropped muptastic classic!

Looks like Cookie's been on the old disco biscuits again!

I don't know what the tune is, but Mickey Finn was playing it out in 2006 if that's any...

Music video by Eric B. & Rakim performing Paid In Full. (C) 1987 UMG Recordings, Inc.

New Order live performance of 'Everything's Gone Green' at Ukrainian National Home, New York, 18 November 1981. FACT 77 - Taras Shevchenko

New Order perform Dreams Never End on Granada t.v.'s Celebration in 1981

Why Don't You - episode 1973 part 1 of 2

Opening tiles to the cult 70's Cartoon.

Opening titles to Rupert the bear.

This Mortal Coil

Ace in the face or what!

The song for this video is from the Lush album Split. This song is written by Emma Anderson.