Strange Music for Nam June Paik: Ryuichi Sakamoto and Stephen Vitiello

A performance of Nam June Paik's film and music, selected by musicians and composers who knew him well: Ryuichi Sakamoto, Academy and Grammy Award-winning composer; Stephen Vitiello, electronic musician and media artist; and Steina Vasulka, video artist.
April 14, 2013.

[@snarplaya]

Imagine seeing this live on a head full of mushrooms or LSD. Talk about intense!

[@xavyz06]

There is something about this that is so captivating.

[@10ewt]

USTで観る途中、言葉が浮かんで来て、詩を書きました。
潤む雨を期待しながら　　雷の肌触りを探る
心で知っていながら　意識を脱ぎ捨てられない
思想の鼓動を抑えることができなくて　　体を維持し
存在し続ける思いのために
胸底の音が高鳴り　　熱度　　上がって下がって
落ちて　　大地の罅に沈み込む

[@user-wr4wm7nk8k]

独りよがりな行動は慎みましょう、作品を発表したいのならご自身の動画でどうぞ

[@cameronfratus6739]

This I feel like illiterates the sounds of the digital world and mind. Alone yet mysterious. Or it's the sound if the inner interests in what you can do while experimenting with the unknown parts of unexplored digital territory.

[@shadymanyio2457]

That is true ART

[@Sergekow]

可愛い,

[@ambrose7196]

SO MUCH BETTER THAN 4"33

[@t0xcn253]

If you like this give Cage's "Water walk" a try

[@LauraRamirez-zd3il]

Nam had great regard for Cage - calling him the greatest composer - and he was inspired in his own way which resulted in this wonderful masterpiece ... that stands on its own just as the brilliant 4'33" does. Why compare

[@dadafilm]

screen man !!! film the screen!!! (cctv)

[@littlelily716]

シュールやなぁ(；´Д`A

[@Sergekow]

ソニック旅行

[@user-tc2rr1ch9l]

普通にピアノ弾いて