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By Design-Peter Saville New Order/Terranova

Postby schwenko » Wed Nov 09, 2005 5:06 am

This is a dvd of "ambient works by 3 of the world's legendary creatives set to music"

http://www.colorcalm.com/main.php

The New Order track is Elegia, with 2 visual compositions by Peter Saville.
"Color Wheel" is set to a remix by Terranova. I would have no idea what the track was if the description wasn't given! The visuals are simply shifting full screens of very nice color.
"Blue to Red Elegia" is again full screens of color, subtly shifting from blue to red, duh!!

"Color Wheel" is described as "the antithesis of narrative entertainment", "an antidote to the rapid scene changes, shreiking soundtracks and ubiquitous typographies we expect when we switch on TV". Indeed, it is exactly that!

"Merely an existence on the TV screen, in a hotel room anywhere, I don't want it to attract my attention. I don't want to watch it. I just like the idea of it being there." Peter Saville

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Postby MARV » Wed Nov 09, 2005 12:25 pm

Oh, I'm all over this. Thanks for the tip schwenk [8D]

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