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Very much an indication of what the Royal Albert Hall "Wake" performance could have been, <br/> | Very much an indication of what the Royal Albert Hall "Wake" performance could have been, <br/> | ||
if Eldritch hadn't have broken a rib and been unable to move for most of that concert.<br/> | if Eldritch hadn't have broken a rib and been unable to move for most of that concert.<br/> | ||
Revision as of 02:12, 17 October 2009
Produced by David M. Allen in 1985.
Very much an indication of what the Royal Albert Hall "Wake" performance could have been,
if Eldritch hadn't have broken a rib and been unable to move for most of that concert.
Lots of smoke, some impressive backlighting, a few trademark Eldritch hand-waves and finger-waggles
and much swirling of microphone stands.
All this faux-live footage is interspersed with some rather odd clips of Eldritch walking across a forecourt
in the shadows and down a flight of stairs singing into his microphone. Surreal.
Pretty representative of where The Sisters were at visually, back in 1985,
and a whole world away from the sillyness of the Walk Away video.
A choice selection of stills and the appropriate link to YouTube [1] ...
