Surrealism, Spiritual Enlightenment, and The Revolution
February 16, 2019
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as posted by the channelThis video is a follow-up to our celebration of the Cult of Bill Murray. In this video, we compare The Razor’s Edge to The Surrealist Manifesto. We take up an excerpt from Mikkel Bolt Rassmussen’s book After the Great Refusal as we ask the question, “Do we have to become enlightened before we can have our revolution?”
Book featured:
After the Great Refusal by Mikkel Bolt Rasmussen
Zero Books Logo Animations and other animations donated by Brian Cole
Features clips from the films of Guy Debord and excerpts from the documentary Europe After the Rain.
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Stravinsky's Histoire du Soldat
Pierre Schaeffer -- Études de bruits (1948)
8bit version of Eric Satie’s Gymnopedie
Stalin Malone cover by the Dirty Water Band
Macintosh Plus 420 on Guitar by The Guests
Boards of Canada - Bocuma / Roygbiv (8-bit NES Cover)
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