New Zealand Nationals Kieran Growcott Kieran Growcott...
Action man antimation I done when I was twelve Action Man No.1
It's the bleedin' Tick Tock Monsters! Tick Tock Monsters
Anothe film I did when I was twelve with a new soundtrack done by me with a few voices by my Dad also. Action Man and...
Science fiction stop motion puppet animation sort of thing originally done as a video for my band. inspired by the old Dr. Who series but with a bit of gothic stuff thrown in. The Controls
Chap in his car! OOHHH AAAARRR!! Chap in his car
Another animation wot I done Mr Christams Tree...
Ready Steady Go! Ready Steady Go!
Thanks for Listening!Walk on By is a concept album concerning the feeling of Alienation from society that people feel as they go through puberty, and more so when they've left the safety of school. The girlfriend you thought you'd be with forever leaves you, your parents treat you differently, you can't get a job for love nor money...The harsh hand of the real world slaps you without warning.The story of the album is that a boy, after falling out with his mom and dad, sits on a park bench all day, next to a fountain, watching people come and go all day. He's both jealous of and angry at there daily routines. He see's them as the 'faceless hoards', all the same but a different tie.This is the first song on the Album, and the first verse was the first thing i ever wrote for the band. It's both the boy telling everyone else to walk on by, and a message from the big buisnesses he seeks employment from.Again, thanks for listening.MaT Walk On By - No Idea
Thanks for Watching!!A couple of important things about this video:1. It should be considered a demo of a work in progress and a test of getting video's on youtube. We're working on versions of this song with a full band. I'm sure the finished work will sound a damn site better than this. As much as i love my acoustic guitar, it will sound better on electric with drums in the background.2. Excuse my vocals :P. I'm not a singer, but for the purpose of demo's it's easier. Our lead singer is doing an audio version of Roy over the coming week which will be uploaded to our website.3. Sorry about the crapness of the video and sound quality. I'm hoping to get better at positioning myself etc. as i post more videos.4. As much as Roy - A No Idea Demo
There is some bad language in this song (The F-word :O. Twice!) so you've been warned!I wrote this song just before writing Roy (check my profile). It tells the story of a couple who are completely incompatible, but thanks to drugs and sex they must stay together. I tried to think of the worst couple in the world, and wrote this song based on them. Sadly, more and more couples seem to be like thisA Modern RomanceIt was a match made in heavenThe two of them liedAnd when they got found outThe two of them criedTheir Alcohol soaked lipsTouched the touchThey talked the talkThey walked the walkIt's a modern romanceRunning Ash-stained fingers through her hairIt's a modern romanceBags of white powder everywhere!He has to have something to wake him upOr else his day with her is f***edThe two of them metIn a Hollywood barBy the time they'd stoppedThey'd already gone too farShe asked for fameShe got no gloryShe got a stickerSaying this ain't no love storyIt's a modern romanceThey're going Cold turkey for lifeIt's a modern romanceBefore she knew it, she was his wifeShe had to go all the wayHe wouldn't let her have her say(Solo!)It's a modern romanceShe cries herself to sleepIt's a modern romanceHe knows he's in too deepThey wish they hadn't been so badThe neighbours are driving them mad(Outro) A Modern Romance...
Skit for Ani-Magic 2006. None of the Coconut Bubble Sex members are in this one. So this group's called Jam Cycle Cosplay (might be the permanent name for cosplay skits by the west members). I wrote and mixed the audio for this one! We have Folkeye as Kadaj (Lucien Dodge as the voice), Jen as Yazoo (Edmund Poliks as the voice), Danielle as Loz (Ryan H. Nelson as the voice), Edward as Hojo (Matt Growcott as the voice), me as Tifa (and her voice), and Princess Zelda playing herself. =) We took home a craftsmanship award. Ani-Magic 2006:...
(1982) Dexy's Midnight Runners are a British New Wave and Northern Soul band who achieved their major success in the early-mid 1980s. Kevin Rowland (vocals, guitar) and Kevin 'Al' Archer (vocals, guitar) founded the band in 1978 in Birmingham, England, naming the band after Dexedrine, a recreational drug popular amongst Northern Soul fans at the time. Big Jim Paterson (trombone), Geoff 'JB' Blythe (saxophone), Steve 'Babyface' Spooner (alto saxophone), Pete Saunders (keyboard), Pete Williams (bass) and Bobby 'Jnr' Ward(drums) formed the first line-up of the band to record a single, 'Dance Stance' (1979). The song only reached number 40 in the British charts, but the next single, 'Geno' -- about Geno Washington -- (featuring new recruits, Andy Leek (keyboards) and Andy 'Stoker' Growcott (drums)) was a British Number One in 1980.The band members were disappointed with their share of the profits, and soon stole the master tapes of Searching for the Young Soul Rebels, their debut LP, in order to renegotiate the deal. The album was released later in 1980 and became a massive success. After the next single, 'There There My Dear' was a hit, Rowland insisted on choosing the uncommercial, 'Keep It, Part Two' for the following single. It was a failure, and most of the band members quit, angered over continual personality problems with Rowland. Archer eventually formed The Blue Ox Babes, while Blythe, Williams, Stoker and Mick Talbot (ex-Merton Parkas, who had recently joined on keyboards) left to form The Bureau. Paterson stayed with Rowland, who added Billy Adams (guitar/banjo), Seb Shelton (drums, formerly of Secret Affair), Micky Billingham (keyboard), Brian Maurice (alto saxophone), Paul Speare (tenor saxophone) and Steve Wynne (bass), releasing 'Plan B', 'Show Me' and 'Liars A to E' in 1981 without much success. Rowland then recruited fiddle players, Helen O'Hara (from Archer's new group, the Blue Ox Babes), Steve Brennan and Roger MacDuff, known collectively as 'The Emerald Express'. With the addition of new bass player, Giorgio Kilkenny this line-up recorded Too-Rye-Ay in 1982, a Celtic folk and soul hybrid. The first single, 'The Celtic Soul Brothers', was mildly successful but 'Come on Eileen' soon followed, and became a Number One hit in both the UK and the United States. Feeling that their role in the group had diminished following the arrival of the fiddles, the brass section of Paterson, Speare and Maurice left to form The TKO Horns, while Kilkenny was replaced by Johnny Edwards on bass and Billingham left to join General Public. With the singles, 'Jackie Wilson Said (I'm In Heaven When You Smile)' (a Van Morrison cover) and 'Let's Get This Straight (From The Start)' maintaining their popularity, the group continued to tour until 1983 with a nucleus of Rowland, Adams, O'Hara and Shelton augmented by other musicians.After a two year break, Dexy's returned in 1985 with the critically-acclaimed album, Don't Stand Me Down, featuring Rowland, Adams, O'Hara and Nicky Gatfield together with various seasoned performers including Vincent Crane (ex-Atomic Rooster), Julian Littman and Tim Dancy (who had been Al Green's drummer). Rowland at first refused to issue any singles from the album, and by the time 'This Is What She's Like' was released, it was too late to save the album from commercial failure. The group disbanded the following year after a brief return to the charts with the single, 'Because Of You' (which was used as the theme tune to a British sitcom, 'Brush Strokes'), and Rowland became a solo artist with the release of 1988's poorly-received album, The Wanderer. Despite spending much of the 1990s suffering from financial problems and drug addiction, Rowland made plans to reform Dexy's together with Big Jim Paterson, although these resulted in no more than a solitary TV performance in 1993. Returning once more as a solo performer, Rowland signed to Creation Records, releasing an album of cover versions called My Beauty in 1999, which sold poorly. The demise of Creation meant that the planned follow-up album which would, once again have featured Dexy's Midnight Runners was never made. However, in April 2003 the group announced that they would be reforming for a tour and a new greatest hits album. Dexy's Midnight...
1980) Dexy's Midnight Runners are a British New Wave and Northern Soul band who achieved their major success in the early-mid 1980s. Kevin Rowland (vocals, guitar) and Kevin 'Al' Archer (vocals, guitar) founded the band in 1978 in Birmingham, England, naming the band after Dexedrine, a recreational drug popular amongst Northern Soul fans at the time. Big Jim Paterson (trombone), Geoff 'JB' Blythe (saxophone), Steve 'Babyface' Spooner (alto saxophone), Pete Saunders (keyboard), Pete Williams (bass) and Bobby 'Jnr' Ward(drums) formed the first line-up of the band to record a single, 'Dance Stance' (1979). The song only reached number 40 in the British charts, but the next single, 'Geno' -- about Geno Washington -- (featuring new recruits, Andy Leek (keyboards) and Andy 'Stoker' Growcott (drums)) was a British Number One in 1980.The band members were disappointed with their share of the profits, and soon stole the master tapes of Searching for the Young Soul Rebels, their debut LP, in order to renegotiate the deal. The album was released later in 1980 and became a massive success. After the next single, 'There There My Dear' was a hit, Rowland insisted on choosing the uncommercial, 'Keep It, Part Two' for the following single. It was a failure, and most of the band members quit, angered over continual personality problems with Rowland. Archer eventually formed The Blue Ox Babes, while Blythe, Spooner, Williams, Stoker and Mick Talbot (ex-Merton Parkas, who had recently joined on keyboards) left to form The Bureau. Paterson stayed with Rowland, who added Billy Adams (guitar/banjo), Seb Shelton (drums, formerly of Secret Affair), Micky Billingham (keyboard), Brian Maurice (alto saxophone), Paul Speare (tenor saxophone) and Steve Wynne (bass), releasing 'Plan B', 'Show Me' and 'Liars A to E' in 1981 without much success. Rowland then recruited fiddle players, Helen O'Hara (from Archer's new group, the Blue Ox Babes), Steve Brennan and Roger MacDuff, known collectively as 'The Emerald Express'. With the addition of new bass player, Giorgio Kilkenny this line-up recorded Too-Rye-Ay in 1982, a Celtic folk and soul hybrid. The first single, 'The Celtic Soul Brothers', was mildly successful but 'Come on Eileen' soon followed, and became a Number One hit in both the UK and the United States. Feeling that their role in the group had diminished following the arrival of the fiddles, the brass section of Paterson, Speare and Maurice left to form The TKO Horns, while Kilkenny was replaced by Johnny Edwards on bass and Billingham left to join General Public. With the singles, 'Jackie Wilson Said (I'm In Heaven When You Smile)' (a Van Morrison cover) and 'Let's Get This Straight (From The Start)' maintaining their popularity, the group continued to tour until 1983 with a nucleus of Rowland, Adams, O'Hara and Shelton augmented by other musicians.After a two year break, Dexy's returned in 1985 with the critically-acclaimed album, Don't Stand Me Down, featuring Rowland, Adams, O'Hara and Nicky Gatfield together with various seasoned performers including Vincent Crane (ex-Atomic Rooster), Julian Littman and Tim Dancy (who had been Al Green's drummer). Rowland at first refused to issue any singles from the album, and by the time 'This Is What She's Like' was released, it was too late to save the album from commercial failure. The group disbanded the following year after a brief return to the charts with the single, 'Because Of You' (which was used as the theme tune to a British sitcom, 'Brush Strokes'), and Rowland became a solo artist with the release of 1988's poorly-received album, The Wanderer. Despite spending much of the 1990s suffering from financial problems and drug addiction, Rowland made plans to reform Dexy's together with Big Jim Paterson, although these resulted in no more than a solitary TV performance in 1993. Returning once more as a solo performer, Rowland signed to Creation Records, releasing an album of cover versions called My Beauty in 1999, which sold poorly. The demise of Creation meant that the planned follow-up album which would, once again have featured Dexy's Midnight Runners was never made. However, in April 2003 the group announced that they would be reforming for a tour and a new greatest hits album. Dexy's Midnight...

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