I love this. Who did the music? The entire piece had me choked up a little bit. Absolutely beautiful

Revolutionary mantra 😍

it is so great I can play this on repeat at the racist jar head bar in DELCO on the internet juke box from my phone from home.

Os maiores

Roadrunner Roadrunner.....

Nothing can destroy this song.

omg: even a bad MIX can't kil this song !!!

<3

Fav song

He did far better, and more enduring, work on book and magazine covers.

Carol recently passed away in February of 2019. She was 97.

kawaii

...! dont know what to write) la laaa la lala!

i can hear the images

Great poetic filmmaker. One of the great sci fi illustrators also.

Wonderful, thanks for sharing

Mary Hansen was amazing. AMAZING

THE BEST

my fav lineup of the lab

not "just" anything. This Great 16mm Abstract Movie by the Brilliant Ed Emshwiller is a masterul piece of Pure Cinema. It's wonderfully conceived, beautifully shot, tightly & lovingly edited & put together with a poignant gentle musical score. The optic/in-camera mechanical celluloid visual effects are Magical & Emotionally Cinematic. This is a Gorgeous Visual Tone Poem, a Romantic Poetic Love Letter to the Movie Maker's wife, Carol Emshwiller. The Visual Textures of the tree barks & the leaves on the branches being gently blown in the wind being double-exposed with the Visual Texture of Carol's facial skin is sensually pleasurable & expressive. The movie's pacing from a gentle slow rhythm to a Kinetic & Kinesthetic Visual Cascade of Flashing & Flickering Colors & Explosive Motion & Bright Lights Contrasting with Dark Shadows & Shapes in Super Fast Alternating Spirals & Bursts is Exhilirating Visceral Emotionally Intense Cinema. A Purely Cinematic Treat from One of the Great Movie Makers of All Time. Thank you Ed Emshwiller!

La dah dah la lah laaaah la da da dad daaa. Da DAHH Dahh Blah Blah dadadaaaa,,, Should come with toilet paper.

man ive been diggin the lab fo many such good years ... bop bop bop ... .. .

Power through repetition. Revolutionary Mantra.

such a great band

thank you for posting this

totally motoring! who's the girl smiling at 00:14 ? totally prime time 'Lab!

Things are not all that out of control...

just experimental and video art...

I love this song and love this band. Stereolab speaks to me like nothing else. Mary's death was such an egregious tragedy for this band. But her voice seems to have only gained strength after her death. This has to be by far the most under appreciated band of all time.

i love this song, stereolab are so quality.

The were really on top of their game then. It was so fresh and innovative. Thanks for sharing.

@plonkywonky Nice but I think TISM's Philip Ruddock Blues gets my vote, either that or Give-Up for Australia

what year was this from? 1918?

Any idea what show this was from?

I want this as Australia's National Anthem. "If there's been a way to build it there'll be a way to destroy it things are not all that out of control."

Awesome.