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Indie legend Chris Knox puts the posturing of Movember to shame in this animated single-frame clip. Knox goes from long hair to no hair, hairless to hirsute, bald to bearded, and every style in between. Has there ever been a more effective choreographing of one’s own personal style and grooming? A DIY high concept masterclass of Knox's directing talents. Brilliant!
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ya same old sad rights and clearances story...sorry to be such a grump and thanks for being so lovely. have a nice day :)
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I find it hard to believe that chris knox vidz are being held captive on this site... where's the embed code? Bad for fans, bad for biznezz and bad for chris ... dumb dumb dumb... great artist too bad not nearly as many people who should see these will...
I saw Chris perform once (at the Maidment B i think) where he came on stage naked except for his fortutiously low slung guitar and a paper bag on his head. He then projected this looping clip onto the paper bag on his head for the duration of the performance. Priceless.
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Television, 1983 (Excerpts)
Another classic Kiwi hair moment
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Paul Ward | website
Posted at 03.45PM - 29.06.2010
@derkerdelurker you'll be delighted to see that all Chris Knox and Flying Nun clips are available to be embedded now (big cheers to Roger S!). So go ahead and spread the goodness!