Psychic TV - Catalan

Catalan is a short film/music collaboration between Derek Jarman, Genesis P-Orridge and Jordi Valls. The film was commissioned by a Spanish TV station in response to the Psychic TV track of the same name.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Psychic
• TV
• PTV
• Genesis
• POrridge
• Topy
• Spain
• Catalan
• Anarchy
• Durruti
• CNT
• FAI

[TooKoolKris]

The guys in the black hoods...what are they called? Must know!

[Steeplerot]

They are from some Crowley book. I forget, but had a friend read me the story of this video a little while back.

[natesot]

what a great song i rwemember this video which album was this on anyon know?

[Steeplerot]

Dunno if it was on a album, read description. It was on the tv in Spain.

[fuktheusa]

If you ever get to see an Easter (Semana Santa) procession in Spain, it'll send goosebumps all over you. They're much weirder than PTV!

[Steeplerot]

Thanks, sounds interesting!

[misterdesade]

back when avant-garde noise musicians actually put the time in to make videos with true artistic merit...as oppossed to lazy, modern scum who merely rip scenes from films such as THX-1138 and such to accompany their auditorial attempts at masking the sounds of flatulence beneath heavy layers of flange...

[SingingRavensShadow]

This song reminds me of the first time I took a Mushroom trip. Ha, it gives you that same bizarre disorientation feeling.

[GolliwoggMusic]

Golliwogg APPROVES of this song.

[simoom37]

@natesot Taken from a bonus disc that went along the release of Force the Hands of Chance. You can find the Cleopatra edition & the Some Bizarre re-release.

[TR966]

Was on the 1995 Cleopatra Records Re-Release of the 1982 album "Force The Hand Of Chance"

[BootyFister]

@fuktheusa They remind me of the KKK. LOL!!!!

[orchidtender]

@xeroid69 They did. I hve the CD with those bonus tracks included. Might be a bootleg, though, as it sounds as if it is recorded from vinyl.

[Ceallachain]

@Steeplerot i don't know if in the particular case of this video they are some kind of reference to crowley or not,... but in any case, in spain, those dresses are the ones who wear the penitents during the processions of the holy week, every year since medieval times (and still today).