Soluble Fish :: digital poetics

I completely enjoyed that. It put a smile on my face

Posted by David on 7 April 2009 @ 10am

Late, maybe but well worth the wait – and one more than I’ve managed to do!

Tis beautiful, Will. Conjures much for me, both visually and musically. Roy being one of my mother’s favourites – and even now evoking a certain ambient melancholy for a particular part of my childhood (remembering especially a 60s holiday in Devon, all those years ago. I was eight and Mr Orbison was a constant on the jukebox). Only the Lonely was her fave. And as she was fond of saying: “Such a tragic life, yet still he sings…” Yes, indeed.

And as for fairgrounds…

Posted by Robert on 7 April 2009 @ 7pm

A few months ago, Valdez was testing the hypothesis that anything accompanied by a Philip Glass soundtrack will be profound.
Whereas this proves that anything accompanied by a Big O soundtrack will be melancholy and slightly sinister. Even a rollercoaster.
Maybe I’ve just seen Blue Velvet too many times.
Nicely put together.

Posted by Rupert on 8 April 2009 @ 2am

looks like a fun day

Posted by kath on 8 April 2009 @ 8am

So elegantly captures the memory of childhood summer. Beautiful edit.

Posted by eleanor on 10 August 2009 @ 5pm