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By 1987, TVNZ’s music video show Radio with Pictures was 12 years old — and producer (and future MTV Europe boss) Brent Hansen was looking to inject into the show some of the visual style now being exhibited by MTV. He approached artist and musician Fane Flaws and gave him carte blanche to create new titles for the show. Animation was a new field for Flaws; but, using the Eastern tinged, koto-driven composition ‘Calamity’ (by former Crocodiles band mate Peter Dasent) as his theme music, he created a unique and strikingly surreal piece that won him a TV Award.
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Posted at 11.39AM - 16.05.2011
33-40 seconds shows exactly what happened in the brains of music fans watching RWP. 44-46 seconds shows their parents.