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Moogieman - Girls and Film

by Moogieman

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Pinhole 01:59
When the world is in darkness Then I gain a second sight And I turn to the needle To admit a little light. Gotta break out of the night. With my pinhole ... With my little pinhole I see time set out in space. It’s a window to the soul Of a history-free place. The people fade and disappear. Night and day become as one. The seasons cut down to a smear Behind the movement of the sun. With my pinhole ...
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Fisheye 00:59
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Provia 02:19
Wake up, I pull out bits of broken teeth. There’s a picture of me smiling And kissing a girl But she’s no longer here. Stand on the bridge And look at the railway station. There’s a frame in Fuji Provia Of the old grain silo And it’s no longer there. There’s parallel worlds, there’s parallel times. It’s in my eyes and it’s in my mind. The one out there is not the only one. The one out there is not the only one. The one out there is not the only one. It all looks different in C41.
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Study myself in the glass, Reflecting on my distant past. The pits and craters on my face Remind me of my trip to space. I think we had a real blast But the past stays firmly in the past. No self-portraits anymore. Nothing to remember what I saw. I left my camera on the moon. Didn’t know we were going home so soon. Thought we’d be back before we knew, But that was 1972. Looked down at the sky. Then the moon hit my eyes. And I saw we’d arrived And it was so cold and so beautiful. Took a few snapshots of my feet. It’s a cliché but the background was really neat. And I can’t help be a little sad. It’s the only Hasselblad I ever had. I left my camera on the moon. Didn’t know we were going home so soon. Thought we’d be back before we knew, But that was 1972.
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Disposable 01:57
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Diana 01:50
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Delta 3200 02:44
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Holga Jen 02:50
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Grunwick 02:15
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Agfa Clack 02:15
I once met a drunken debutante With a voice like Joan Greenwood. She said she was a descendant Of Ignatius Loyola. I shot her once. I shot her twice. Snap snap snap went my Agfa Clack. And when a coked-up football hooligan Took exception to my evening dress, I told him that a gentleman Should never wear brown in London. I shot him once I shot him twice Snap snap snap went my Agfa Clack Kool aid escapades With Yé-yé girls and Yé-yé boys. Hanging out in the souks With the Bashi Bazouks. It’s a colourful life. It’s a colourful lie. And when I was a rough rider Going bareback in the woods. I invented the Cuba Libre Siphoned from a radiator. I took one shot. I took two shots. Snap snap snap went my Agfa Clack. Widescreen life, Widescreen lies. I like to put it under the knife. Life’s little regrets With a little vignette. It’s a colourful life. It’s a colourful lie.
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Tri-X 01:06
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Ektachrome 02:05
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Olympus Trip 02:33
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Vienna 02:35
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New Portra 00:54
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All Will Be Well Records are proud to announce the release of Girls and Film, the debut album from Oxford’s outstanding Pyschedelic Geek-Pop musician, Moogieman.

This concept album is based around the theme of analogue photography and features 24 tracks, including the standout tunes ‘Disposable’, ‘Pinhole’, I Left My Camera On The Moon’ and ‘Provia’.

The album is a unique take on the medium of photography but is also full of relevant modern-day subtext. For instance, Diana is a fairly straightforward love song to the Diana Mini camera. Holga Jen is about a Flickr personality known for her brilliant moody, gothic long exposures with the Holga camera. Disposable (about disposable cameras) is a kind of anthem for DIY culture. And the poignant I Left My Camera On The Moon is sung from the point of view of Apollo 17 Commander, Eugene Cernan, who left his camera behind on the lunar surface (as planned), hoping it would be retrieved by a later mission – which never came.

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released June 16, 2017

The album was mainly recorded and produced by the artist with backing vocals from Claire LeMaster (of A Reluctant Arrow), a sax solo by Clare Heaviside (of the Balkan Wanderers) and trumpet parts by Katy Bryer. Producer Stefano Maio of All Will Be Well records has also been involved in the making of this unique and outstanding record.

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Electronic / Psychedelic / Weird

Oxfordshire / Berkshire not-for-profit DIY label.

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