#Anton Corbijn x depeche mode

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My Favourite Stranger de Depeche Mode

Un clip et une version live de My Favourite Stranger de Depeche Mode. Depeche Mode Memento Mori 2023 Après un Stade de France en 2023, ce sera à Bercy en 2024 puisque Depeche Mode a rajouté des dates à sa tournée. J’espère que ce n’est pas la dernière. Mais j’en profiterai à fond, comme à chaque fois, et cette fois-ci jusqu’à la fin. My Favourite Stranger de Depeche Mode Un semaine après avoir…

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Alan Wilder and The Guardian: Y-fronts and socks (Interview; 25th February, 1999)

Q: Are computers important . . . for you? . . . for the world?

For me, essential. For the world, perhaps not. One should retain one's quality of life but not at the expense of progress. Shopping is a good example. Just browsing a virtual supermarket, then sitting back and waiting for some spotty youth to deliver my weekly choice directly to my door has got to be the way forward. However, pottering around your local country deli for some unusual delights should not be eradicated.

Q: What about the Internet? Does it threaten or enhance individual freedom?

It's a paradox. My solo project, Recoil, takes advantage of the Net to spread the word and benefits from fans being able to exchange material (essentially bootlegging); whereas Depeche Mode, my other source of income, needs to take precautions to prevent unauthorised material flying around.

Q: Do you use an Apple Mac or a PC?

Strictly Mac, because that's where I started (best for music). I use a 9600 with two 21-inch monitors for music running Digidesign's Pro Tools Z24 [a 24-bit, 32-track digital music studio] (and nothing but music-related software is installed). For the office and Web site, I use a G3 and a 7600 with 17-inch monitors.

Q: What do you use the machines for?

Primarily making music but also running a Web site (www.recoil.co.uk). No games. I have a strong aversion to Sonic The Hedgehog.

Q: Any favourite software, and anything you'd like but can't have yet?

Logic Audio and Recycle for music; and Go Live Cyberstudio and Photoshop for Web design. And no!

Q: Any favourite spots on the Net?

Stories of foreign objects lodged in the body along the lines of 'I was Hoovering my signal box in the nude when I tripped over the dog and accidentally sat on the kettle . . .' complete with X-rays and full medical jargon (www.well.com/user/cynsa/newbutt.html); to translate anything into 'Saaf Lahndahn', 'Redneck', Swedish and more (www.rinkworks.com/dialect/); The Citroen DS- An Homage to the Goddess (www.id-ds. com/Pages/the.godess.htm); Anton Corbijn Photographer (www.photogenic.net/corbijn/index.html); Lord's (http://lords.msn.com/scoreboard/scores/default.htm); and Mouth Almighty Records - Bringing the Muse to Market (www.mouthalmighty.com/index.htm).

Q: Do you get into dialogues with strangers on the Net? 

Yes, a little. I quite enjoy talking to faceless people on occasion. Perversely, it can be a freeing experience.

Q: Do you use your own name when surfing?

Generally, no. I prefer Norman Gland or Dr Feschel.

Q: Spend long at the terminal?

Yes, an unreasonable amount of time. I'm taking fresh air therapy at the moment.

Q: Are you a geek? Got any favourite geeks? 

Yes, I sit up late into the night, writing e-mails wearing nothing but Y-fronts and socks. Stephen Hawking (a Recoil fan, so he says :-).

Q: On a desert island, would you prefer a human or a computer for company?

A human. I'm not quite that sad.

Q: Professionally, what's taking up your time? 

Making a new Recoil album - on a computer. And running a Web site - on a computer.

(some of the links above are a bit hit or miss)

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Anton Corbijn 33 Still Lives

Introductory essay by Ulf Poschardt,

Schirmer/Mosel, München 1999, 80 pages, 33 plates, 36 x 27 cm., ISBN  9783888141515

euro 85,00

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After "Star Trak", "Famouz" and "Allegro" the fantastic fourth book by the famous dutch photographer and film director

Anton Corbijn, born as Anton Johannes Gerrit Corbijn van Willenswaard (Strijen, 20 May 1955), is a Dutch photographer, graphic designer and feature film director.

As a photographer he became known for his photographs of mainly rock musicians and other artists. As a graphic designer he does the art direction and direction for video clips and designs sets for pop concerts of among others Depeche Mode. As a director of feature films he received several awards.

12/10/22

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