SHARDS OF PHILIP GLASS - CAPRIAN DREAM.mov

All my tunes and videos are a work in progress, at a very early stage, particularly the videos, which are very basic--done using cheap software, Lots of development of tunes to come, in all departments, so don't write this stuff off just yet. Probably spent about a day at the most, so far, on most tunes, and 10 to 20 minutes on videos (at the learning skills stage). If you judge these tunes on that basis, you might even think something good is going on here. I can't really give an opinion myself (some of the comparisons are not too obvious to me; flattering all the same), but I've been compared to the following artists: SHEEP ON DRUGS, ROBIN HITCHCOCK, SWANS, THROBBING GRISTLE, BAUHAUS, DAVID BOWIE (AN INFERIOR ONE, OF COURSE), TUBEWAY ARMY, BONZO DOG DOO-DAH BAND, LOU REED, FAD GADGET, THE MISSION, THE RESIDENTS, THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS, SID BARRETT, LADYTRON, SPARKS, DEPECHE MODE, BRIAN ENO, DAVID BYRNE, PETER MURPHY, PHILIP GLASS, CABARET VOLTAIRE, SWANS, REMAIN IN LIGHT, TA! LKING HEADS, NEIL INNES, BARNES AND BARNES, ALIEN SEX FIEND, DEVO, A CERTAIN RATIO, HEAVAN 17, IGGY POP, PET SHOP BOYS, STEVE REICH, SISTERS OF MERCY, FRANK TOVEY, COIL, CHROME, JOHN CALE, JOHN FOXX

a history of UPITUP in Liverpool!

Collection of pictures and flyers showcasing the 30+ epic UPITUP events held in Liverpool since 2007! (thanks to everyone who took these pics!) Upitup has been (aswell as a label) a true purveyor of the best line-ups and underground parties out there....Its a pleasure to finally show some of these rare and never seen images! The only way is UpItUp!.......enjoy! : ) Music: The Carrier Wave - Admiral Acid (upfree38) Satanic Porno Cult Shop - Peeping Boogie (upfree35) Global Goon - ACDCKLF (upfree41) Benjamin Jackson - See Lines (upfree46) The Courier - Trick Style (upfree42) Jacques MalChance - Electro Phizmiz Rimex (chin26) Dragan Espenschied - P2P (upfree 37) Union Jacques - B1 Bad Debts (UPV001) www.upitup.com

The Evolution of the Moon

This video was produced by NASA in honor of 1000 days in orbit by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO). It takes viewers through the moon's evolutionary history, and reveals how it came to appear the way it does today. The moon did not always look this way. It likely started as a giant ball of magma formed from the remains of a collision by a Mars-sized object with the Earth about four and a half billion years ago. After the magma cooled, the moon's crust formed. Then between 4.5 and 4.3 billion years ago, a giant object hit near the moon's South Pole, forming the South Pole-Aitken Basin, one of the two largest proven impact basins in the solar system. This marked the beginning of an era of collisions that would cause large-scale changes to the moon's surface, such as the formation of large basins. Because the moon had not entirely cooled on the inside, magma began to seep through cracks caused by impacts. Around one billion years ago, it's thought that volcanic activity e! nded on the near side of the moon as the last of the large impacts made their mark on the surface. Smaller objects continued to batter the moon. Some of the best-known impacts from this period include the Tycho, Copernicus, and Aristarchus craters.

Sting - Wild Wild Sea - The Soul Cages - Part.6

Sting Concert 40th Birthday Celebration - Los Angeles 1991(DVD)