Peter Christopherson - Live At L' Etrange Festival 2004 - The Art Of Mirrors (Homage To Derek Jarman) mp3

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• Composed By – Peter Christopherson
• Liner Notes – Frédéric Temps
• Liner Notes, Translated By – Delphine Colin
• Mastered By – Lucas Behrens
• Photography By – Shazzula

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Live at L'Étrange Festival 2004, September 13, Paris.
3nd Press: Limited 500 Copies, White/Black Splash Vinyl Packaged In Gatefold Cover.

"In Memory Of Peter "Sleazy" Christopherson 1955-2010 & John Balance 1962-2004"

© BMR 2018 (Vinyl)

Cat. #s printed as: STEREOBMR05-V3 (Vinyl sleeve and labels)

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Live at L' Etrange Festival 2004 - The Art of Mirrors Homage to Derek Jarman - Peter Sleazy Christopherson. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Live At L' Etrange Festival 2004 - The Art Of Mirrors Homage To Derek Jarman by Peter Sleazy Christopherson COIL , released 24 February 2017 1. Live At L'Étrange Festival 2004 - Part I 2. Live At L'Étrange Festival 2004 - Part II The late Peter Sleazy Christopherson, the former member of Coil, Throbbing Gristle, and Psychic TV, is remembered by Black Mass Rising Label with the release of his 2004 performance at LÉtrange Festival, The Art of Mirrors homage to Derek Jarman. Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Purchasable with gift card. Buy Digital Album. 7 EUR or more. The Art of Mirrors Homage to Derek Jarman. Peter Sleazy Christopherson. Brian Eno, Jon Hassell - Fourth World Vol. 45:: Peter Christopherson. Album: Live At L'Étrange Festival 2004. Notes: This is the CD release that came with the vinyl of the same contents. Unfortunately it is sourced from an audience Martin Christopherson, . Sleazy February 27, 1955 - November 25, 2010 was best known as a member of the influential British avant-garde bands Throbbing Gristle, Psychic TV and Coil. Besides producing music he was also a video director and designer, and former member of the influential British design agency Hipgnosis. In the 1970s, as a member of Throbbing Gristle, he was one of the founders of the infamous Industrial Records, which was instrumental in creating the genre known as Industrial music. Learn more. Recent Listening Trend. Complétez votre collection Peter Sleazy Christopherson. It serves as a more-or-less perfect concentrate of the music of Coil not least in its being once more in homage to Jarman, the elegiac tone of the first two parts lending a lovely, culminate swansongy impression - the final, true essence of the Sleaze And then the last part is a lengthy rework of one of my personal faves, 'Sex With Sun Ra'. In short, hop on a copy fast. Peter Christopherson. Live at L'Etrange Festival, 2004. Shortly before his musical partnership as Coil ended following the death of Jhon Balance, Peter Christopherson performed a live soundtrack to his old friend and collaborator Derek Jarman's abstract 1973 Super 8 short The Art Of Mirrors in Paris. Black Mass Rising have done a sympathetic job all round on this release, and the album is packaged with the label's customary attention to detail and eye for simple, effective design. Even more so than the recently unearthed Time Machines II, released posthumously in Christopherson's name last year, Live At L' Étrange Festival makes Sleazy's absence from the musical and corporeal world all the more pronounced. Live streaming. Distribution & marketing. Hosting & management. Stock videos. Distribution & Marketing. Hosting & Management. More stuff. Peter Sleazy Christopherson was a musical legend, one of the original members of Throbbing Gristle and an innovative musician in his own right. This live recording is an homage to the short film by . This live recording is an homage to the short film by Derek Jarman: The Art of Mirrors. Recorded before the end of Coil in 2004 and captured here on cd. This Homage to Derek Jarman is really a triple homage in itself. It would be interesting to play this along with Jarmans The Art of Mirrors and see how they sync up. But in this case its not entirely nexessary - the mood of the film is already laid bare in front of you in sonic black and white