Scott Walker on The Tube/Music Vid for "Track 3"

After a brief "the sun ain't gonna shine" retro clip, scott is subjected to a painfully brainless scottish vj's inane questions. then, the "lynchian" video for "track 3" off "climate of hunter"

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Music

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• scott
• walker
• climate
• hunter

[wigmeistergeneral]

I'm sitting here in my Scott 4 T-shirt looking at my 50 Scott official and unofficial CDs and DVDs and my signed Pola X CD.. I LOVE him...most important artist in the life (along with Cardiacs).

[JagBetty]

He's been to the future and is trying to tell us about it.

[madamewoselle]

God, I love Scott. Happy 69th, you marvellous singer.

[jik7864]

@TRUNDLETHOR From Bob Crewe and Bob Gaudio. I don't know'em so I won't be able to tell more about x)

[jik7864]

His face shows he totally doesn't care THE HELL AT ALL of em. But at least he explained why there was no name to few tracks. (Btw I love his face when he recognozes Track Three's clip xD :D) WALKER 4 EVER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!!!

[jik7864]

@TRUNDLETHOR yes, but The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine anymore isn't from him

[MyFairLaser]

@TRUNDLETHOR JANDEK has made a whole lot more of it, some of it brilliant. I wonder if these guys write letters to each other, or maybe if they came into contact, the universe would implode.

[AdamBuxton]

Thought Muriel Gray did fine here. Scott didn't seem embarrassed. Go Gray!

[alephnaughtpix]

@hektorpike The vibe of The Tube (which broadcast live) was to re-create a "backstage" party feel with live acts and presenters intermingling with the audience. The actual "serious" interviews were pre-filmed and outside the studio, and "interviews" like these were just time-fillers. Also, in 1984, nobody really knew Scott Walker's work. Finally, Muriel Gray was at this point a newbie, and it shows. She got much better later on, including an excellent filmed interview with Elton John.

[alephnaughtpix]

Cut Muriel Gray some slack here- she's fresh from Glasgow School of Art and joined The Tube as fashion correspondent, and then gets pressed into doing a crap 2 min. filler in a chaotic studio corner with someone who as far as most people were concerned was a 60s dude doing a comeback. Questions are deliberately dumb to avoid time overrunning, but suggest basic research about Walker Bros & the album. Considering how inexperienced she is, could have been worse- imagine Paula Yates interviewing!

[theauthors]

i see some of Jarvis Cocker's move inspiration