Dub Seven – part 5

(last updated: 15 November 2023)

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421 Revolution (2002 + 2023)

2)

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(self-portrait insertion, portrait extraction, backgrounds added)

3)

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4)

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(self-portrait insertion, random portrait extraction, background added)

5)


NYC radio

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(self-portrait with city background added)

6)

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(self-portrait with city background added)


7)

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(self-portrait overlay with info box shift)

8)

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Hey Safety (1999 + 2023)
Hey Safety (live) (2000 + 2023)

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(self-portrait overlay with ticket conjoin | self-portrait background insertion | self portrait insert and portrait extraction and overlay | self-portrait and skater insertion)

9)

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(portrait extraction and insertion | ++ background added)

10)

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(self-portrait insertion)

11)

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One More Control (2013 + 2023)
Control Machine (2013 + 2023)

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(self-portrait insertion)

12)

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U Send Me Changin’ (1994 + 2023)

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(self-portrait insertion | ++textover)

13)

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– a different Adrian:

– now playing:

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(self-portrait insertion | portrait extraction and insertion | billboard image insert | portrait extraction and conjoin)

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(self portrait insertion | ” | “)

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✓ 4 months ago

Dub Seven – part 4

(last updated: 15 October 2023)

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2)

3)

(explicit lyrics)

That Body (18+) (1984 + 2023)

4)

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Love Tones (1995 + 2023)
Talk Out the Tones (2022 + 2023)

5)

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6)

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693 Hz

7)

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* solely fictional entity and character. See host club.

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Japan Freak (1992 + 2023)

8)

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Grace and Night (1988 + 2023)
Grace Will I Know (1986 + 2023)

9)

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Gypsy Jam (2018 + 2023)
Jamsy (2019 + 2023)

10)

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Show Me Friends (1987 + 2021)
Crash Friends (1987 + 2016)

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12)

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Black Panda (2017 + 2023)

13)

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(female portrait extracted and inserted, skyline added)

Turner’s Paradise (1995 + 2023)
Turner’s Paradise V2 (1995 + 2023)

14)

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(female portrait extracted and inserted, beach added with unicycle)

Don’t Waste My Body (2002 + 2023)
Don’t Waste My Body (live) (2002 + 2023)

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✓ 6 months ago

2005: Stevie Eye Wonder

“Designed To Make You Hotto!”

I was somewhat awestruck by the original Stevie store in Greville Street that opened in 2003!

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I bought a T-shirt there in early 2005 from Lauren Heaven (now Lola Berry) who was working there. After I left the store, I went into another store to find out what was playing.

Anyhow, the t-shirt I bought was a bit small for me and not really my vibe – but it was alright. I didn’t really want to buy the shirt, but Lauren’s charm tipped the scales. She also suggested I roll-up the sleeves of an under t-shirt.

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Lauren was also going to introduce me to the designer Lyndon McGauchie for me to help with their website but in the end I never met him. I also never made it to any of their parties either, although I did see her again by chance at Boutique nightclub some days later – also on Greville Street!

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In Boutique, I also saw Charlie Goldsmith there with his pal, and Lauren who was a few metres away would have met him around that time.

Interestingly, when he looked at me with his now well-known “healing gaze” I wanted to totally leave the club and maybe even Melbourne. And that’s what I did.

I knew two of Charlie’s siblings at that point Brett (Goofyfoot from GrooveTip) and Briony from school, but not Charlie.

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So soon after that night I was interstate and then out of the country and had found other parties.

[2008]

And I did practice drums in the shirt and those sleeves would’ve ended up unrolling anyway.

But Stevie wouldn’t have seen!


✓ 2 years ago

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✓ 2 years ago

 

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✓ 3 years ago