Laurie Anderson Delusion Highlights (BAM Harvey Theater) Clips from Laurie Anderson’s Delusion at the BAM Harvey Theater, courtesy of Amy Khoshbin (animator and video artist on Delusion). |
from “Delusion”:
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Laurie Anderson on Delusion A pioneering storyteller whose ever-intriguing convergence of technology, violin, visuals, and voice creates spellbinding tales, Laurie Anderson (The End of the Moon, 2005 Spring Season; Songs and Stories from Moby Dick, 1999 Next Wave) opens the Next Wave Festival with Delusion. A phantasmagoric world made up of short mystery plays, her latest work is activated by brooding, deeply affecting music redolent of Tibetan temple horns and Arabic strings, performed by Anderson on electronically enhanced violin with supporting virtuoso musicians. A Homeric epic about longing, identity, and memory, Delusion invokes both humor and terror, conjuring up elves, mysteries, ghost ships, and dead relatives to spin poetic stories and imagery into gold. |
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Laurie Anderson’s clone - Synced Up Complete Version |
Laurie Anderson and her clone (Part 1) |
For older video footage, watch Mach 20 from her United States Live concert: |
This is the Picture (Laurie Anderson & Peter Gabriel) |
From her Homeland concert tour in 2008, watch video from Only an Expert: |
Jerry Rigging: watch the YouTube video below: |
Military Spending/Military Research: watch the YouTube video below: |
National Anthem: watch the YouTube video below: |
Nationla Debt: watch the YouTube video below: |
BabyDoll 160 x 120 (39.6 meg) as a downloadable link The Day the Devol 160 x 120 (39.6 meg) as a downloadable link |
note: please don’t kick our ass. We know that these are not Laurie-Anderson-Certified files. Honestly, if you’re someone important and want to sue us for having these rare video files, please, just let us know instead that you don’t like them and we’ll be the nice nice goody-two-shoes types and delete these videos. We just wanted to let people have choices in seeing cool stuff from Laurie Anderson, is that so wrong? ... Maybe you think it is, just know that we’re good-natured people trying to help people out here and we can do whatever you say... I swear. |