First up big thanx to Anton for showing me this . . .

When im feeling down and the week is just dragging and everything is just going wrong i start to dream about the upcoming niter - wherever it may be - i go on to you tube and watch this . . personally this epitomises all that Northern Soul represents (for me anyway) it clearly portrays the togetherness . . the cameraderie . . the passion . . everything you can expect at a soul gig the dancing is just PHENOMONAL and the song is coooool to. If you aint seen this and your curious then ; go onto you tube . . and type in moloko northern soul dancing/familiar feeling . . Duffy was good but for me this just blows it away have a look and make up your own mind

i think this is about 7 years old

i think this is about 7 years old

2007

Malc Burton

how about this

how about this

At least the music is much better

how about this

Yeah nice

sorry didnt realise it was old ive just discovered it and just love it its kinda in the same vein as the avalanches "scince i left you" which is also bloody amazing !!!

does anyone know where i can obtain a copy with better resolution is it available to buy ? the video on u-tube is a bit grainy . . .

Edited May 26, 201015 yr by Mike The Bike

Yeah nice

sorry didnt realise it was old ive just discovered it and just love it its kinda in the same vein as the avalanches "scince i left you" which is also bloody amazing !!!

I love the Avalanches

I love the Avalanches

Me too!

Yeah nice

sorry didnt realise it was old ive just discovered it and just love it its kinda in the same vein as the avalanches "scince i left you" which is also bloody amazing !!!

does anyone know where i can obtain a copy with better resolution is it available to buy ? the video on u-tube is a bit grainy . . .

The real deal.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=di02cko2SMM

I love the Avalanches

yeah me to . .i believe they are influenced by northern soul the video is so brilliant touching to the ending fills me up dunno who the dancer is but hes very good

Another Avalanches fan here. And their video for Frontier Psychiatrist is an absolute classic.

yeah me to . .i believe they are influenced by northern soul the video is so brilliant touching to the ending fills me up dunno who the dancer is but hes very good

Just watched it again and I fill up every single time.

Love it!!!

Yeah nice

sorry didnt realise it was old ive just discovered it and just love it its kinda in the same vein as the avalanches "scince i left you" which is also bloody amazing !!!

does anyone know where i can obtain a copy with better resolution is it available to buy ? the video on u-tube is a bit grainy . . .

I think i could have a few copies of the Video, if not then can you copy video??? i know i have my own copy at least.. pm me Mike...

i think this is about 7 years old

hya matey

nice photos im into photography got a canon EOS 400 D wich i really love just bought a nice canon 55/250 lens for it im prob gonna upgrade to the 550 next year and looking for a weekend course love taking photos ive also got a panasonic camcorder 3ccd model great quality just finnished my first movie about despatch riders in london and my next project is almost written and im due to start filming its all to do with the Northern scene and Martial Arts loadsa dancing -interviews-and an exploration of my understanding of martial arts for self defence so everyone prepare yourself !!!

I think i could have a few copies of the Video, if not then can you copy video??? i know i have my own copy at least.. pm me Mike...

is it available on i-tunes ?

their video for Frontier Psychiatrist is an absolute classic.

absolutely bonkers isnt it but completely brilliant

Just watched it again and I fill up every single time.

Love it!!!

i didnt realise there were so many sensitive souls on here im gonna watch it in a minute

i didnt realise there were so many sensitive souls on here im gonna watch it in a minute

Yep ere i go . . . aint seen that for ages what a great video so well done great direction thereis just somethin about dancing that is sooo liberating and primal surely one of the best ways to express yourself ?? roll on sat goin to Manchester its gonna be a big fing innittt

Me, well I like a bit of reality

Me, well I like a bit of reality

Jeez that would do my nut in

Just watched it again and I fill up every single time.

Love it!!!

Class! that's the fellah ascending to heaven - love it

I love it.....be nice to be 2003 or whatever again....eh Steve? thumbsup:

I put Moloko on (in their very early days) at a Bristol festival I was involved in. Gits.

Me, well I like a bit of reality

Yes we all like reality but nothing wrong with an escape too...

Its art darling....

Glad a few liked the Moloko clip... We had a nice time during filming, met up with a great bunch of people and glad the finished product was well received by many folks...

2007......

as Mike says.... there was life before Youtube

moloko familiar feeiling made number 10 on the uk charts in march 2003:thumbsup:

dave

Obviously you lot have AHD and never watch the end of the credits on films, it says 2002 at the end which might be a clue.

Malc you and your Google habit do make me laugh, keep meaning to say its only polite to name your sources, in this case it would have CYA!

I really like this, its done by Elaine Constantine and done very well in my opinion, it's one of the things that for me shows why most people who know her work have great faith in her attention to detail and why lots are convinced her film will show our people up in the best light possible, which no doubt Mr Smith will try and argue just to be contrary.

A funny story about this is I was living overseas at the time of this, long before I knew the bad Santucci (Marco) and the lovely Santucci (Elaine) so knew nothing of this, sitting in the room watching MTV with the sound down, (the only way to watch it obviously) I hadn't been on scene for a few years and this came on, I let out a high pitch squeal to my other half about Northern Soul on a video and how whoever done it obviously really know what they were talking about, I spent the next 4 hours searching through the 20 or so European music channels to watch it again and repeatedly watched over it getting all dewey eyed, not long after we were over at Tef's stag do and met up with some old mates again and hey presto I went out again! So thanks Mrs Santucci.

Elaine brought out Roisin from Moloko to one of the Soul Revolutions and I believe she has been out dancing to a number of dos, a thoroughly charming young lady, dead interested in the music and danced all night, and never once commented on me hanging around her like a 15 year old star struck twat.

I really like this, its done by Elaine Constantine and done very well in my opinion, it's one of the things that for me shows why most people who know her work have great faith in her attention to detail and why lots are convinced her film will show our people up in the best light possible, which no doubt Mr Smith will try and argue just to be contrary.

Do you mean me, if so, why? I'm not even involved in the thread!

Do you mean me, if so, why? I'm not even involved in the thread!

That's the price of fame ...............

thats absolutely AWESOME!!....WELL SPOTTED!!!

Obviously you lot have AHD and never watch the end of the credits on films, it says 2002 at the end which might be a clue.

Malc you and your Google habit do make me laugh, keep meaning to say its only polite to name your sources, in this case it would have CYA!

I really like this, its done by Elaine Constantine and done very well in my opinion, it's one of the things that for me shows why most people who know her work have great faith in her attention to detail and why lots are convinced her film will show our people up in the best light possible, which no doubt Mr Smith will try and argue just to be contrary.

A funny story about this is I was living overseas at the time of this, long before I knew the bad Santucci (Marco) and the lovely Santucci (Elaine) so knew nothing of this, sitting in the room watching MTV with the sound down, (the only way to watch it obviously) I hadn't been on scene for a few years and this came on, I let out a high pitch squeal to my other half about Northern Soul on a video and how whoever done it obviously really know what they were talking about, I spent the next 4 hours searching through the 20 or so European music channels to watch it again and repeatedly watched over it getting all dewey eyed, not long after we were over at Tef's stag do and met up with some old mates again and hey presto I went out again! So thanks Mrs Santucci.

Elaine brought out Roisin from Moloko to one of the Soul Revolutions and I believe she has been out dancing to a number of dos, a thoroughly charming young lady, dead interested in the music and danced all night, and never once commented on me hanging around her like a 15 year old star struck twat.

Attention to detail....I'm assuming this night in the video isn't based on Wigan Casino.Hair too short and the black feller is dressed like someone out the eighties/nineties.It must based on a night in London as theres a London Road sign near to the window..Theres a feller with a modern Tamla Motown T shirt on......at least theres no dodgy holdalls

Edited May 27, 201015 yr by wiggyflat

this moloko track is brilliant, then again so are the avalanches tunes

dave

Edited May 28, 201015 yr by dave pinch

Obviously you lot have AHD and never watch the end of the credits on films, it says 2002 at the end which might be a clue.

Malc you and your Google habit do make me laugh, keep meaning to say its only polite to name your sources, in this case it would have CYA!

I really like this, its done by Elaine Constantine and done very well in my opinion, it’s one of the things that for me shows why most people who know her work have great faith in her attention to detail and why lots are convinced her film will show our people up in the best light possible, which no doubt Mr Smith will try and argue just to be contrary.

A funny story about this is I was living overseas at the time of this, long before I knew the bad Santucci (Marco) and the lovely Santucci (Elaine) so knew nothing of this, sitting in the room watching MTV with the sound down, (the only way to watch it obviously) I hadn't been on scene for a few years and this came on, I let out a high pitch squeal to my other half about Northern Soul on a video and how whoever done it obviously really know what they were talking about, I spent the next 4 hours searching through the 20 or so European music channels to watch it again and repeatedly watched over it getting all dewey eyed, not long after we were over at Tef's stag do and met up with some old mates again and hey presto I went out again! So thanks Mrs Santucci.

Elaine brought out Roisin from Moloko to one of the Soul Revolutions and I believe she has been out dancing to a number of dos, a thoroughly charming young lady, dead interested in the music and danced all night, and never once commented on me hanging around her like a 15 year old star struck twat.

I will admit that a small percentage of reference checking / confirmation does come from Google , but please give me credit that the majority does not , as I have stored a hell of a lot of worthwhile / worthless infomation over the years in this brain of mine : I will become perfect and not make mistakes - a la putting 2007 in relation to the Moloko clip - at the same time as the hole in my a*se heals up

Malc Burton

Edited May 28, 201015 yr by Malc Burton

Attention to detail....I'm assuming this night in the video isn't based on Wigan Casino.Hair too short and the black feller is dressed like someone out the eighties/nineties.It must based on a night in London as theres a London Road sign near to the window..Theres a feller with a modern Tamla Motown T shirt on......at least theres no dodgy holdalls

Its just based on a soul night indeed... Not in the past or future.. It was filmed in London with a selection of folk from the soul scene and a few jazz dancers also....

Can you spot Mr Gibbs in his original spencers , that top button was really a struggle i think

Good times and nice to see it again.....

I like the video, the song's not very memorable though. That's all I have to say really.

The real deal.

https://www.youtube.c...h?v=di02cko2SMM

Are the dancers at the start and near the end the lost TOTP tapes?

Do you mean me, if so, why? I'm not even involved in the thread!

It was a dig at your childish and churlish comments on the other thread about this when you questioned the integrity of anyone who dared to think differently of this film just because they knew Elaine, it was petty and stifled any real debate.

I will admit that a small percentage of reference checking / confirmation does come from Google , but please give me credit that the majority does not , as I have stored a hell of a lot of worthwhile / worthless infomation over the years in this brain of mine : I will become perfect and not make mistakes - a la putting 2007 in relation to the Moloko clip - at the same time as the hole in my a*se heals up

Malc Burton

So all that artist stuff you have put up before, which is identical to what is on Wikipedia other than change of word order, is your own, or are you saying you wrote the stuff in there, either way I take my hat off to you Malc, that is seriously impressive.

I love Google, it is probably the single greatest invention ever, since jam roly poly.

Attention to detail....I'm assuming this night in the video isn't based on Wigan Casino.Hair too short and the black feller is dressed like someone out the eighties/nineties.It must based on a night in London as theres a London Road sign near to the window..Theres a feller with a modern Tamla Motown T shirt on......at least theres no dodgy holdalls

Its a pop video FFS,

As Steve says I dont take this to be about any specific soul night, surely its all about the emotions and feelings of going to, getting there and being at the dance, and captures that amazingly for me.

My comment on attention to detail is quite clearly, as you should see if you re-read my post, about Elaines work in its entirety not just this, and I stand by my statement 100% still.

And before I get the usual comments, I was very positive about the other film initially; in fact I would suggest I was the first to be positive on here. However the sneaky and disgraceful behaviour by its representatives and the continual carping on about them asking people but still making some fairly basic mistakes has now dampened any enthusiasm I have. My view still is get it right or not at all. An Escape To Victory type film for the Northern scene may be okay in some peoples eyes but in mines its a travesty and a wasted opportunity.

I am unashamedly biased on side of Elaines film but I am so based on what I see as the likely integrity of either film, and based on what I have heard and seen about both, not some misplaced loyalty, as I would be about any film on any subject.

Edited May 28, 201015 yr by jocko