Watching the British “Life On Mars”

A Repository ofWorks

Herein music, information, background, samples, errata, flotsam, excerpts, fragments, images, collected data, and more.

a symphony for the new milleneumthe seasons

Deus SexMachina

electronic/orchestral works

Flight of theAtom Bee

Electronic music from another dimension.

Translucent songs that made our world newPop Down The Years

This one sums it up, pretty much.

Acoustic version of ”Pop Down The Years.” Found footage.

Pixels: The Art of the iPhone

by knox on October 6, 2009 · No Comments

Don’t want to turn this site into a photoblog …but BestCam for the iPhone is such fun … hard to resist …

Enjoying the British Life On Mars much more than the American version, which is a shame, because the American version has some great actors like Harvey Keitel and Michael Imperioli … but they just aren’t capturing the grit of the seventies like the British original, or even, say, The Wire does in the present.

Seems like the American show has more music, if memory serves. But I really have no memory anymore. I can remember lyrics, but those are stored in the emotional body, did you know that? Yes, it is true, me bruzzers and beezies!