Levi Jeans Ad Soundtrack

[Mike Griffiths]

I don't know if this is the right group to ask, but I'll ask anyway.

Just what is the track used as the soundtrack to this ad? It't the ad
shot in black and white, looks like 20's/30's US, with a hilbilly type
woman buying something for the weekend from the locak store.

I've got to know what it is - I have to get it. It's driving me nuts!

The power of advertising, eh? Still - I've not rushed out and bought a
pait of Levis yet.......

Cheers

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[Hugosson Fredrik]

The group (guy) is Biosphere. The song is Novelty Waves.

It's from the Patashnik album but is also available as a single

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[Mr K.L. Wright]

Mike Griffiths (in1...@wlv.ac.uk) wrote:

: I don't know if this is the right group to ask, but I'll ask anyway.

: Just what is the track used as the soundtrack to this ad? It't the ad
: shot in black and white, looks like 20's/30's US, with a hilbilly type
: woman buying something for the weekend from the locak store.

: I've got to know what it is - I have to get it. It's driving me nuts!

: The power of advertising, eh? Still - I've not rushed out and bought a
: pait of Levis yet.......

: Cheers

'Novelty Waves' by Biosphere.

You can find it on the album 'Patashnik' or on the
recently released single...

I thankyou...

Keith.

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[Chris.Hilker]

in1...@wlv.ac.uk (Mike Griffiths) writes:

>Just what is the track used as the soundtrack to this ad? It't the ad
>shot in black and white, looks like 20's/30's US, with a hilbilly type
>woman buying something for the weekend from the locak store.

Biosphere - "Novelty Waves." On R&S/Apollo.

C.

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[Chris.Hilker]

dat9...@ludat.lth.se (Hugosson Fredrik) writes:

> "There's 70 billion people on earth, where are they hiding?"
> Cabaret Voltaire

It's actually "70 billion people of earth." It's from the 'Outer Limits'
episode 'Demon with a Glass Hand,' starring Robert Culp, written by Harlan
Ellison. Anybody know where the long sample in "Low Cool" comes from?

[Mike Griffiths]

Thanks to all of you who responded to my post. I have bought the single
(but what a rip-off at 4.49) and it's excellent. I've also had the
follow-up album, Microgravity, recommended to me so I'll try that next.

Some people have expressed surprise at my 10-15 year interest in the
ambient scene, implying that I'm too old at 35. Well, I think the music
is pop-tastically groovy, dudes. Not arf.

[Chris.Hilker]

in1...@wlv.ac.uk (Mike Griffiths) writes:

>Thanks to all of you who responded to my post. I have bought the single
>(but what a rip-off at 4.49) and it's excellent. I've also had the
>follow-up album, Microgravity, recommended to me so I'll try that next.

Nb. Microgravity was Biosphere's debut album. Patashnik is the followup.

[Toby Barrett]

In article <D9tv0...@tyrell.net>, Cody Ochs <jrs...@tyrell.net> wrote:

>in1...@wlv.ac.uk (Mike Griffiths) wrote:
>
>>Some people have expressed surprise at my 10-15 year interest in the
>>ambient scene, implying that I'm too old at 35. Well, I think the music
>>is pop-tastically groovy, dudes. Not arf.
>

>Greetings from another oldster!
>Just hitting my Jesus year (33).
>Cody
>Junior's Farm Records

Well I'm thirty this year and most of my friends, into such things as Simple
Minds or at the most Nirvana, fall about laughing if I tell them I went to an
Orb concert!

Just exactly how old can you be and not be looked at askance for listening to
this stuff?

Toby

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[Cody Ochs]

[Roy SeGuine]

In article <3r7ba6...@bhars12c.bnr.co.uk>, toby...@bnr.co.uk (Toby
Barrett) wrote:

> In article <D9tv0...@tyrell.net>, Cody Ochs <jrs...@tyrell.net> wrote:

> Well I'm thirty this year and most of my friends, into such things as Simple
> Minds or at the most Nirvana, fall about laughing if I tell them I went to an
> Orb concert!
>
> Just exactly how old can you be and not be looked at askance for listening to
> this stuff?

Uh oh. I was at the Orb concert a few nights ago and I'm almost ..
'39'! I may have redeemed myself though :-)
as I saw the Crimson King last night and I noticed many folks my age
there. Good music knows no age boundaries.

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[ammuk...@vaxsar.vassar.edu]

>>Some people have expressed surprise at my 10-15 year interest in the
>>ambient scene, implying that I'm too old at 35. Well, I think the music
>>is pop-tastically groovy, dudes. Not arf.
>

Tell em to fuck off. My dad has been listening to Lustmord, Klaus Schultz, The
Hafler trio, Aube, Eno, and other ambient masters before these trendy ravers
picked it up.....cheers!

[Ed Blake]

ammuk...@vaxsar.vassar.edu wrote:
: >>Some people have expressed surprise at my 10-15 year interest in the

Here, here! I've been listening to this stuff for at least 10 years as
well, and this alarming trend...