ttby / words / Contrasting and Remembering / comments http://ttby.co.za/words/61#comments to the beat yáll Wed, 10 Aug 2011 17:23:38 +0200 http://2lmn.co.za/work/harvest?apples http://ttby.co.za/views/boom/images/ui/ttby-identity-handle.jpg ttby / words / Contrasting and Remembering / comments http://ttby.co.za/words/61#comments en-za Copyright (c) 2013 2LMN R+D comment on: Contrasting and Remembering by lebogang nkoane http://ttby.co.za/words/61#response-47 lebogang nkoane Wed, 10 Aug 2011 17:23:38 +0200 http://ttby.co.za/words/61#response-47 <p>Yep, but puts me in a strange state, on the one hand I love that first tune, but that video evoking things a good song should do, or is that the point.</p><p>Study, the words of the song, I will.</p> Yep, but puts me in a strange state, on the one hand I love that first tune, but that video evoking things a good song should do, or is that the point.

Study, the words of the song, I will.

]]> comment on: Contrasting and Remembering by King Phonon http://ttby.co.za/words/61#response-46 King Phonon Wed, 10 Aug 2011 14:46:08 +0200 http://ttby.co.za/words/61#response-46 <p>Yup, There's something rather Minstrel Showy about them. It's almost as though The first vid romanticizes the second.</p><p>Really disturbing.<br />Alas, they're beautiful tunes.</p> Yup, There's something rather Minstrel Showy about them. It's almost as though The first vid romanticizes the second.

Really disturbing.
Alas, they're beautiful tunes.

]]> comment on: Contrasting and Remembering by lebogang nkoane http://ttby.co.za/words/61#response-45 lebogang nkoane Wed, 10 Aug 2011 12:58:37 +0200 http://ttby.co.za/words/61#response-45 <p>Hmmm,,,</p><p>Something is disturbing in both videos. The Al Minns disturbance is self explanatory, right? But the 'Slow Club', those first opening sequence, strange look on the first dancers face, something out of place, something odd.</p><p>Or, could be my own stereotypes,</p><p>*shrug,</p><p>But, that Slow Club, is officially my Spring soundtrack.</p> Hmmm,,,

Something is disturbing in both videos. The Al Minns disturbance is self explanatory, right? But the 'Slow Club', those first opening sequence, strange look on the first dancers face, something out of place, something odd.

Or, could be my own stereotypes,

*shrug,

But, that Slow Club, is officially my Spring soundtrack.

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