DAVID J - DUST IN THE WIND (BalconyTV)
- 5 years ago
DAVID J performs the song "DUST IN THE WIND" for BalconyTV.
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PRESENTED BY JON RAY
Perry Farrell of Jane's Addiction once described David J as the Avant of the Avant-garde. Never was a truer word spoken . . .
A founder member of one of the most influential bands since The Velvet Underground; namely BAUHAUS. Bauhaus spearheaded the post-punk Alternative music scene of the early '80's with a string of innovative albums and singles, including, for many, perhaps their defining moment, a song that is ranked as a classic and feasibly the pinnacle of the entire Gothic scene and beyond, the nine minute plus epic slab of industrial dub that is 'Bela Lugosi's Dead', featuring the lyrics of David J. Check out the astonishing opening scenes of Tony Scott's stylish Vampire flick 'The Hunger' to witness Bauhaus in all their dark glory, performing that very song whilst David Bowie and Catherine Deneuve stalk the disco for new flesh. Appearances on TV shows such as Top Of The Pops, The Old Grey Whistle Test and Riverside coupled with an electrifying live show propelled Bauhaus to the upper reaches of the UK charts before reaching their zenith in the summer of '83 and imploding, shattering into fragments of individual talent. It was that implosion that inadvertently gave rise to David's long and varied solo career. He was the first of the four members of Bauhaus to actively make that tentative step outside of the comfort zone of his original band by forming an unusual alliance with poet / painter, Rene Halkett, an original member of the very movement from which the band took it's name, fusing poetry with music for the highly acclaimed 'Nothing' /'Armour' single which was released on the 4AD label in 1981. A second collaboration in '84, with graphic novelist and highly acclaimed author Alan Moore entitled 'V For Vendetta' resulted in a now very highly sought after 12" E.P. A big screen adaptation of Moore's graphic novel, adopting the same title, was one of the blockbusters of 2005.
http://www.davidjonline.com
CREDITS / SPONSORS
Kindly sponsored by Kilted Kingpin Studios. www.youtube.com/user/KiltedKingPinStudios
Audio and video production by Capital Media Corp. Austin, TX
Producer - Joe Lynch. Sound Engineer - Nick Smith
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PRESENTED BY JON RAY
Perry Farrell of Jane's Addiction once described David J as the Avant of the Avant-garde. Never was a truer word spoken . . .
A founder member of one of the most influential bands since The Velvet Underground; namely BAUHAUS. Bauhaus spearheaded the post-punk Alternative music scene of the early '80's with a string of innovative albums and singles, including, for many, perhaps their defining moment, a song that is ranked as a classic and feasibly the pinnacle of the entire Gothic scene and beyond, the nine minute plus epic slab of industrial dub that is 'Bela Lugosi's Dead', featuring the lyrics of David J. Check out the astonishing opening scenes of Tony Scott's stylish Vampire flick 'The Hunger' to witness Bauhaus in all their dark glory, performing that very song whilst David Bowie and Catherine Deneuve stalk the disco for new flesh. Appearances on TV shows such as Top Of The Pops, The Old Grey Whistle Test and Riverside coupled with an electrifying live show propelled Bauhaus to the upper reaches of the UK charts before reaching their zenith in the summer of '83 and imploding, shattering into fragments of individual talent. It was that implosion that inadvertently gave rise to David's long and varied solo career. He was the first of the four members of Bauhaus to actively make that tentative step outside of the comfort zone of his original band by forming an unusual alliance with poet / painter, Rene Halkett, an original member of the very movement from which the band took it's name, fusing poetry with music for the highly acclaimed 'Nothing' /'Armour' single which was released on the 4AD label in 1981. A second collaboration in '84, with graphic novelist and highly acclaimed author Alan Moore entitled 'V For Vendetta' resulted in a now very highly sought after 12" E.P. A big screen adaptation of Moore's graphic novel, adopting the same title, was one of the blockbusters of 2005.
http://www.davidjonline.com
CREDITS / SPONSORS
Kindly sponsored by Kilted Kingpin Studios. www.youtube.com/user/KiltedKingPinStudios
Audio and video production by Capital Media Corp. Austin, TX
Producer - Joe Lynch. Sound Engineer - Nick Smith
Tune in again to BalconyTV //