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Uploaded by on Sep 16, 2007

Video for Teargas & Plateglass' "One Day Across The Valley".




Dir. by Andrea Giacomini.

This is the harder to find video which includes the Godfrey Reggio essay.




Song is from the Black Triage album.

www.teargasandplateglass.com

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  • why is their music so damn hard to find? sick beats.. so sick.

  • It is Rwanda. The spoken parts are from a PBS Frontline special called "Ghosts of Rwanda." You can find the transcript pretty easily. I never realized how brilliant the use of the two voices really is. It's the victim herself speaking her own language with effects in the background and the interpreter speaking in the foreground.

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  • Transcript "Ghosts of Rwanda"

    VALENTINA IRIBAGIZA, Tutsi Schoolgirl: [through interpreter]

    "Then, when the war began, people changed. One day across the valley, we saw houses burning and people fleeing from their homes."

    "I was a young girl. My parents thought the church was safe because no one would be killed in a church. When we arrived, I could see the older people were very sad and upset. Everybody was scared, but nobody knew what was going to happen."

  • "I saw the soldiers come in, and they started shooting and shooting. All we had to defend ourselves were rocks. And our local governor, Gacumbizi, came in and stood in front of us. Gacumbizi said that everyone should know what they were there for. He said that all those who were there should be killed, that no one should survive."

  • "Then they started killing, hacking with their machetes. They kept doing it, and I was hiding under dead people. They didn't kill me. Because of the blood covering me, they thought they had killed me."

  • "It was very late, around 2:00 AM, when the Interahamwe came back. One of them stepped on my head. He was shaking me with his foot to see if I was alive. He said, "This thing is dead," and so they left. I lived among the dead for a long time. At night, the dogs would come to eat the bodies. Once a dog was eating someone next to me. I threw something at the dog and he ran away. I hid in a small room. That's where I stayed and slept for 43 days."

  • "I felt a lot of pain, a lot of pain, because my fingers had been chopped off. And my head had been cut. I was very sad because my family was all dead. I was waiting to die myself. I didn't think I was going to survive."

  • Scary.. dumb idea to listen to this at night.

  • @efebo66 some may have just called the german people hungry and looking for hope. 90% nazi i dont know about that, alot of the opinions changed once the death camps became known about.

  • TO ALL TEARGAS AND PLATEGLASS FANS!!!!! I HAVE THEIR NEWEST ALBUM AND I UPLOADED THE SONG ARKHANGELSK TODAY! CHECK IT OUT....I will upload more songs too :)

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