Flying Nun Heavenly Pop Hits Documentary - Part 2

This is the Flying Nun Heavenly Pop hits documentary - Part 2. This part is about the Dunedin EP and the so called 'Dunedin Sound' (and reveals the fiend who came up with that phrase...)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Flying
• Nun
• Dunedin
• Chills
• Verlaines
• Sneaky
• Feelings
• Heavenly
• Pop
• Hits
• New
• Zealand
• Music

[jpdkiwi]

Thats Satin Doll by the Chill - and the Go-Betweens are from Aussie...

[jpdkiwi]

Well, some of their later stuff I wasn't that keen on, but "Send You" is one of my favourite NZ albums, better than most of the Chills albums really...but I must admit, the Verlaines are my favourite NZ band

[jpdkiwi]

Husband House - it was only released as a single, but was on their best of compilation. They actually have a new compilation I didn't know about called "Positively George St" which you can get at SmokeCDs pretty cheap...

[djpancake]

much thnx from the USA for posting this - wouldn't be able to watch otherwise!

[nzonscreen]

The full version of this doco is available in high res on the NZ On Screen site

[tonycrooks]

"Eh Hum"

[franknwalters]

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[jimsottile]

Thanks for this :) :D

[splitenzfreak1980]

Hmm, I definitely prefer the attitude and point of view of Chris Knox over that of Matthew Bannister. Perhaps Sneaky Feelings were a little too polished for Flying Nun. What did Bannister expect on a lo-fi D.I.Y. record label?

[sonderangerbot]

"so, what happened to the bass track?"

that's funny. gotta learn to live with the mishaps when you go lo-fi!

[meandillar]

Matthew Bannister is a tutor at Wintec in Hamilton now and he's definately not a pussy. I've been to many of his lectures and he's very on-to-it. Knows his stuff about the NZ music scene etc and he's brainy as hell when it comes to discourse theory, semiotics and the like. I respect him and his music a lot.

[NewPaltzIndie]

my mistake, thanks!

[NewPaltzIndie]

what's the song at 0:05? just got into Kiwi rock, great stuff! especially Go-Betweens and The Bats