rave video stills - details / more details
Many of the "rave video still" photos above (discussed here, here, and here), which I made around 2000 with a 35 mm camera and a VCR pause button, came from "X-Mix" series of videotapes (see relevant disclaimers at the third link above). These were never shown, I was mostly just interested in them as "found abstraction"--there's some beautiful stuff on those tapes amid a lot of junk.
Cory Arcangel has made a YouTube sighting of one of the tapes. It is a computer animated version of an intense Plastikman track, from the "X-Mix 3" comp. As Cory says, "in the future when we try to describe the 1990s to people, we just need to show them this..."
Update, May 2008: Of course Arcangel's find has been removed from YouTube "at the request of Viacom."
good one Cory.
couple more:
youtube.com/watch?v=SLEJARlSAYQ
youtube.com/watch?v=TLRKiXkimQc
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rave video stills - details / more details
Many of the "rave video still" photos above (discussed here, here, and here), which I made around 2000 with a 35 mm camera and a VCR pause button, came from "X-Mix" series of videotapes (see relevant disclaimers at the third link above). These were never shown, I was mostly just interested in them as "found abstraction"--there's some beautiful stuff on those tapes amid a lot of junk.
Cory Arcangel has made a YouTube sighting of one of the tapes. It is a computer animated version of an intense Plastikman track, from the "X-Mix 3" comp. As Cory says, "in the future when we try to describe the 1990s to people, we just need to show them this..."
Update, May 2008: Of course Arcangel's find has been removed from YouTube "at the request of Viacom."
- tom moody 8-22-2006 10:03 pm
good one Cory.
- anonymous (guest) 8-23-2006 6:15 am
couple more:
youtube.com/watch?v=SLEJARlSAYQ
youtube.com/watch?v=TLRKiXkimQc
- paul (guest) 8-23-2006 7:58 am