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The opening track from the second JPSE album and indicative of a significant change in tone for the band - more layered and expansive, and less angular than some of their earlier recordings. The video was directed and edited by John Chrisstoffels, who shot the stained glass windows and tile mosaics in Christchurch's Anglican Cathedral. JPSE vocalist and bass player Dave Yetton created the pulsing and spiraling video feedback effects. The band appears only fleetingly - in individual close-ups filmed off a television screen by Chrisstoffels.
[This video is made available by The Film Archive]
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I love this song
Magic tune. Quite dark somehow. Takes me back a-ways, does this.
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John Chrisstoffels
Short Film, 1950 (Full Length)
A documentary about Canterbury which includes Christchurch Cathedral
Television, 2002 (Full Length)
Documentary about the Flying Nun label
Video provided courtesy of The Film Archive.
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Bronwyn
Posted at 09.17PM - 14.04.2012
Have always loved this work and now appreciate it for its historical relevance. A most beautiful video and recording.