Video Killed the Radio Star: Series 6

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Contents 1 General Information 2 Cover 3 Information 3.1 Tina Turner 3.2 Billy Idol 3.3 Lou Reed 3.4 Roxy Music and Bryan Ferry 3.5 Crowded House 3.6 Tom Petty 3.7 ZZ Top 3.8 Depeche Mode 3.9 Bjork 3.10 Robbie Williams 4 Screenshots 5 Technical Specs 6 Links 6.1 Release Post 6.2 Related Documentaries 6.3 ed2k Links

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Arts Documentary with no narration published by BSkyB in 2015 - English language

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Video Killed The Radio Star is a short-format documentary series which delves into a handful of the classic 80s-era videos and the people who made them, through in-depth and anecdotal interviews with music video directors and sometimes even with appearances by the artists themselves. This absorbing collection is episodic and highlights the visual style and musical impact of some of world's greatest rock stars, recalling the experiences — the genius, madness, excesses and ideas — behind some of music's most famous videos. Video Killed the Radio Star Series 6, follows the creative tradition of previous series and is brought to you by the same award winning production team. The series highlights the visual style and musical impact of individual artists, from the pioneering video work of Tina Turner to the iconic visuals of Bjork and the late Lou Reed. Each episode will be dedicated to the particular Artist, the Video Directors and Stylists who gave the World visual statements such as Bjork’s "All is Full of Love", Billy Idol's "White Wedding" and Robbie Williams' "Rock DJ". A Monster Entertainment Ltd Production

[edit] Tina Turner

Video Killed The Radio Star investigates the music video work of Tina Turner.
Directors David Mallett, Brian Grant, Andy Morahan and choreographer Arlene Phillips discuss working with the legend. From her early "Shindig" days to "Private Dancer" to Tina's groundbreaking live concerts of early 90's.

[edit] Billy Idol

Robert Elms and Director David Mallett discuss Billy Idol.
Topics include his music video contribution and influence during the early years of MTV.
This episode features Idol's music videos for "White Wedding" and "Eyes Without a Face".

[edit] Lou Reed

Offering unique and unseen archive footage of Lou Reed and The Velvet Underground, Broadcaster Robert Elms looks back at the career of one of Rock's great auteurs - Lou Reed. From his work with Warhol inspired Velvet Underground to his solo work such as the "Transformer" album.

[edit] Roxy Music and Bryan Ferry

Broadcasters Mark Ellen and Robert Elms discuss the impact of the first four Roxy Music albums, in terms of original music, the look of the band, design of the covers, the consequence of the Eno and Ferry split and the Ferry solo career.

[edit] Crowded House

This program contains an intimate interview with Neil Finn on his musical journey from Split Enz through to Crowded House.
Neil explains the ideas behind both the music videos and lyrics to such classic hits as "Fall at Your Feet", "Don't Dream It's Over" and "Weather With You".

[edit] Tom Petty

Robert Elms and Director Julian Temple discuss the music videos of Tom Petty.
Including the story behind how a chance meeting in the Arizona desert with Johnny Depp and Faye Dunaway led to the production of one of the music videos' most expensive productions "Into The Great Wide Open".

[edit] ZZ Top

This program contains interviews with ZZ Top and music video guru Len Epand.
Under discussion are the Tim Newman directed trilogy of the racy videos of the early 80's: "Legs", "Gimme All Your Lovin" and "Sharp Dressed Man".
There are further interviews with Steve Barron who collaborated with the band on the "Rough Boy" video from the early days of MTV.

[edit] Depeche Mode

Legendary DJ Rusty Egan and Broadcaster Robert Elms discuss the music videos of Depeche Mode and the special relationship between the band and Director Anton Corbijn.

[edit] Bjork

Robert Elms discusses the amazing body of music video work from Bjork.
This episode includes interviews with directors Chris Cunningham, Michael Gondry and Spike Jonze and videos "All is Full of Love", "It's Oh So Quiet" and "Bachelorette".

[edit] Robbie Williams

Broadcaster Robert Elms and Director Vaughan Arnell discuss Robbie's exciting videos including "Something Stupid" (with Nicole Kidman), "Millennium", "She's the One" and "Supreme".

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Video Codec: x264 CABAC High@L4.2
Video Bitrate: 4 000 Kbps
Video Resolution: 1920x1080
Video Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Frames Per Second: 25.000 fps
Audio Codec: AAC (LC)
Audio Bitrate: 128 kb/s VBR 44.1 kHz
Audio Streams: 2
Audio Languages: english
RunTime Per Part: 22 min
Number Of Parts: 10
Part Size: 576 MB - 697 MB
Source: WEB-DL
Capper: DocFreak08

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• MVGroup.org (torrent)

[edit] Related Documentaries

• Britains Favourite 80s Song
• Video Killed the Radio Star: Series Five
• The Music Videos That Shaped The 80s
• Discovering: Bowie
• Smashing Hits ! The 80s Pop Map of Britain and Ireland
• Prince: Sign 'O' the Times
• Michael Jackson's Thriller (ITV)
• The Joy of ABBA
• Queen: Rock the World
• Discovering: Queen
• The Secret Science of Pop

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