No-Man - Mixtaped (DVD) Reviews
Description:Genre: Music DVDs / Theatrical Release: 2009 / Exempt / DVD released 2009-09-28 at Proper Music Distribution / Features ... more
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Newest Review: ... kudos points over one another. We go right back to the start, with photographs and film from the very beginnings of the band ... more
... back in the late 80s (some of these doubtless came as a result of appeals for archive material made online on the band's mailing list). One notable piece of film records their entry into a Battle of the Bands contest , which they won, the prize being time in a professional studio recording an EP.
Tim Bowness and Steven Wilson are mostly interviewed together, which provides some entertaining banter as they talk about early days, going from early experimentation through trying too hard to make their music popular, to...more
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by - written on 30/12/09 (Very useful, 63 readings)
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No-Man are (currently) Tim Bowness and Steven Wilson, a UK duo who have an occasional recording partnership that spans over 20 years. I only came to listen to them fairly recently, about three years ago I think, when a friend gave me a couple of their CDs to listen to as I had at that time become a fan of one of Steven Wilson's other projects, Porcupine Tree. Since then they have been elevated to be one of my favourite bands ever, for their creativity, their ability to make absolutely stunningly beautiful music, and yet retain a sense of humour, and in Tim Bowness' lyrics a social observation that at times is on a par with Alan Bennett. Sadly one of the things that seems Read the complete review
