Mark Vidler / Go Home Productions contact info: email - gohomeproductions@btopenworld.com for any DJ bookings / Remixes / Promo's
| News 20/05/2008 GHP on The Word magazine podcast this week:
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| News 02/05/2008 Go Home Productions "Spliced Krispies" bootleg album released: "Spliced Krispies" is a debut GHP bootleg album released today for download. The album was conceived and created throughout April, during a break from finishing the "Kamikaze Runway" LP that is lined up for the summer. After 'laying off' the bootlegs several months ago, I felt that the time was right to dabble again for a bit of fun and see what would materialise from a few weeks playing around. "Spliced Krispies" is the result. There are 11 brand new 'combinations' in all, that cover familiar GHP ground in both style and application (it says here), so you get stuff from between 1965-1991 reinvented in an 'A vs B' mould, with a handful of aural magic-dust here and there. Artists that have been consumed and spat out are as follows: The Rolling Stones, The Temptations, The Sex Pistols, Ce Ce Peniston, The Stone Roses, Billy Joel, The Byrds, The Supremes, Keith Mansfield, The Beach Boys, The Cadbury's Fudge Advert, Carly Simon, Luther Vandross, REM, Nirvana, Alan Parker, Black Sabbath, Queen, T.Rex, The Commodores and Burt Bacharach. In addition there are 11 videos that have been created and edited for each separate track. So not only is GHP assaulting your ears, your eyes can have a battering too... All music and video created by GHP. You can grab the lot for free at the MP3 page. *New higher quality 320Kbps MP3's added / Video file links now added* |
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| News 17/03/2008 New Go Home Productions Single / Album details: A new Go Home Productions single is now lined up for imminent release. Called "Physical Graffiti" and backed with "Slingshot The Rubberneck", it's the first fruits from six months of self-inflicted studio hibernation working on new (original) material. "Physical Graffiti" still flirts with GHP's bootleg roots by sampling Olivia Newton-John's 1981 hit "Physical" but takes it into an altogether different territory. The track is accompanied by a video (put together by Mr Vidler) and can be viewed in full below. The first section was filmed on location in the exotic surroundings of GHP's back yard and studio, the rest was 'borrowed from obvious sources'. "Physical Graffiti" is taken from the forthcoming GHP album "Kamikaze Runway" which is scheduled for a Summer 2008 release. Format and final release details for the single will be announced shortly. The video for Physical Graffiti is residing in YouTube alongside a whole host of GHP video's that I've been stumbling across the past couple of years. Many thanks to all those who have put these wonderful things together. I truly appreciate the efforts gone into them, so strange to see visuals to tracks that were created so long ago! I've assembled most of them in the videos page for all to see in one handy place. If there are others, let me know: mail me here |
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| ^ Physical Graffiti b/w Slingshot The Rubberneck: The A-side originally started life as a new GHP demo called "Graffiti" but we just needed a little something to take it elsewhere. The suggestion of ONJ's "Physical" proved er, inspirational... "Slingshot The Rubberneck" is a brand new Vidler original aimed directly at your feet whilst simultaneously screwing with your head and was inspired by chinese food. You can hear both tracks at GHP's Myspace page: http://www.myspace.com/markvidlerGHP |
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