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For those that don't know (and those that do) Mark (Go Home Productions) Vidler has been involved in
a side project called Addictive TV with Graham Daniels for over 2 years now.
We've pretty much played all four corners of the globe DJ'ing and performing our Audio Visual madness
that cuts up and mashes all manner of Film, TV, Music and anything else that inspires us, into a ridiculously
visual eye & ear fest.
If you've never bothered to investigate futher then get your arse over to http://www.addictive.com/ and do
some catching up.
Anyway, a while back we were approached by The Gadget Show (Channel 5) to apply some of our AV magic
to a challenge that they had set Ortis, one of their presenters.
Well, tonight at 8pm Channel 5 (UK) you can see exactly what we did and watch the story unfold.
Turn On, Tune In and (....you know the rest)

More Info: http://www.addictive.tv/the-gadget-show // http://fwd.channel5.com/gadget-show

Go Home Productions "Super Bastard" EP (2011)

New free 3-track download available here

Imagine The Game (John Lennon vs Wings)

Little Shakie Roxanne (The Police vs Armando Trovajoli)

Easy Divide (Linkin Park vs The Commodores)

Go Home Productions "Little Shakie Roxanne" (The Police vs Armando Trovajoli) August 2011

Go Home Productions "Imagine The Game " (John Lennon vs Paul McCartney & Wings) August 2011

Go Home Productions "Easy Divide " (Linkin Park vs The Commodores) August 2011

FashionTV spot features Vidler/GHP's "Sweet And Honey Fiction" from "The Future, The Past & The Present Tension"
album, that is still available for free download below.

Mark Vidler / Go Home Productions "The Future, The Past & The Present Tension" // "Tension EP" (Wed 22nd July 2009)

01 Flashback (3.13) 02 Daddy Was a S.P.A.C.E.R.O.C.K.E.R (2.33) 03 Slow Down Sister (4.31) 04 Storm Clouds Over Hoboken (4.02) 05 My Dog, My Friend, My Wee Hairy Companion (1.04) 06 Beached Buoy (2.54) 07 Il Carnevale WD24 (1.42) 08 Everybody's Looking Rosy In My Garden (4.01) 09 Fireball Splinters (1.25) 10 Sticky Fingered Porcupine (2.13) 11Flashback (revisitation) (2.45) 12 Sky High (4.29) 13 Comes To An End (0.20) 14 Sweet And Honey Fiction (2.55)		01Spaced Rust (2.17) 02 Horticultured (3.13) 03 Sighs (1.24) 04 Chinese Whispers (2.26) 05 Vapour / Ice (3.05) The "Tension EP" is basically a darker and more skeletal younger brother to TFTP&TPT. 2 of the tracks are direct descendants. Whilst the 14 track album is better listened to with the sun out... ..."Tension" is better listened to with the lights out.
Download (Rapidshare) Download (Mediafire) (part 1) Download (Mediafire) (part 2) Download (Megaupload) Download (Sendspace)		Download (Rapidshare) Download (Mediafire) Download (Megaupload) Download (Sendspace) Please Note: These are not* direct downloads. Just follow the links, then you are taken to the download page*
Feel free to download the album and EP from any of the hosts above. I've tried to cover all the popular ones. Each download is a zip file, which contains all the tracks and full CD artwork for both album & EP. Feel free to share via blogs / torrents / social networking etc if you so desire. just reference http://www.gohomeproductions.co.uk and let me know the links, I'll post them here too. gohomeproductions@btopenworld.com If you like what you've heard and feel compelled to throw a little back my way, you can do so via my PayPal donation link below. Thanks, Mark

Go Home Productions "Swigley" (Chigley vs The Sweeney) September 2010

British Kids TV (1969) meets British Cop TV (1976)

Go Home Productions "Smells Like Rockin' Robin" (Nirvana vs Michael Jackson) August 2010

Go Home Productions "Smells Like Rockin' Robin" (Nirvana vs Michael Jackson)
This is probably the reason why you are here at the moment, due to the fact that the video on YouTube has hit
a quarter of a million views in barely a week and it's currently being twittered & blogged to death.
I'm loving the healthy difference of opinion on it but would encourage folks to engage the 'humorous' side of their brains
when listening / watching.
It's pop music...

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Download here: Go Home Productions "Smells Like Rockin' Robin" (right click/save target as)

Go Home Productions "This Was Pop (2002-2007)" a selection of GHP favourites

Go Home Productions "This Was Pop (2002-2007)"
A handy-warhol compilation of older Go Home Productions mixes that have gained popularity over the years.
Download Here 108Mb (right click/save target as)
Tracklisting:
01 Making Plans For Vinyl (Tweet / XTC)
02 The Weather Episode (original version) (Dr Dre & Snoop Dogg / Crowded House)
03 Work It Out With A Foxy Lady (Beyonce / The Jimi Hendrix Experience)
04 Turn Out The Light Slave (Nelly Furtado / Grace Jones)
05 Backstab Me One More Time (Britney Spears / The O'Jays)
06 Ray of Gob (original version) (Madonna / The Sex Pistols)
07 Shannon Stone (Shannon / Rolling Stones)
08 Karma In The Life (Beatles / Radiohead)
09 Jacko Under Pressure (original version) (Michael Jackson / Queen & David Bowie)
10 Paperback Believer (Beatles / Monkees)
11 Abba & The Bunnymen (Echo & The Bunnymen / Abba)
12 Rapture Riders (original version) (Blondie vs The Doors)
13 Essex Doves (David Essex / Doves)
14 Wrapped Detective (Police / Elvis Costello / Lionel Richie etc)
15 Girl Wants (To Say Goodbye To) Rock And Roll (Christina Aguilera / The Velvet Underground)
16 Rock In Black (Queen / ACDC)
17 Velvet Sugar (The Archies / The Velvet Underground)
18 Bus Stop Runner (The Hollies / Kasabian / Sweet)
19 Time Outside (George Michael / Culture Club)
20 Nightbeatle (The Beatles / Daft Punk)

A selection of videos from the above compilation >>>>

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Ray Of Gob (Madonna / Sex Pistols) 2003 // Paperback Believer (Beatles / Monkees) 2004

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Abba & The Bunnymen 2004 // Rapture Riders (Blondie vs The Doors) 2004

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Velvet Sugar (Archies / Velvet Underground) 2006 // Bus Stop Runner (Hollies / Kasabian) 2006

Go Home Productions "Rockin' In San Francisco EP" (3 Track EP August 2010)

Go Home Productions "Rockin' In San Francisco EP"
3 brand new tracks compiled for the GHP appearance at Bootie San Francisco 7-Year Itch Anniversary

01 "Filmstar Rockin' " (Steve Miller / The Passions) Download MP3
02 "Smells Like Rockin' Robin" (Nirvana / Michael Jackson) Download MP3
03 "Downtown Octopus" (Petula Clark / The Beatles) Download MP3

Download the EP in one zip file with full artwork 20MB

Mark Vidler / Go Home Productions "I Hate People" (R. Stevie Moore cover) August 2010

Five years ago during my first trip to NYC, I finally got to meet many of the DJ's who had been playing my stuff almost daily at WFMU.
Irwin Chusid had set up an interview and off air we swapped likes
and heroes. It was during these discussions that Irwin personally put
me in touch with Andy Partridge (XTC) and turned me on to the wonderful world of R. Stevie Moore.
R. Stevie Moore practically invented the 'one man band as a
bedroom studio recording artist' concept and since 1968 has released shed-loads of cassette / vinyl & CDR albums. Check links below for further reading.
A couple of months ago RSM asked if i'd contibute a cover for one of his Tribute Compilations and I gladly set about the task of covering
"I Hate People".
The track has now been included on Volume 4 "Human People Way"
and is available to hear & download for free:
http://sickoftheradio.com/2010/08/stevie-moore-tribute-volume-4/
Be sure to check out the 3 previous volumes that include tributes by
Dave Gregory (XTC), Jason Faulkner, Ariel Pink, The Residents and
many more besides.

All the compilations are free, so no excuses for indulging yourself in a chunk of RSM.
As usual I've smashed out a video to go with my contribution and it's up on YouTube...
More Moore:
http://www.rsteviemoore.com/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R._Stevie_Moore
http://www.facebook.com/rsteviemoore

Vol. 4 - "Human People Way" by RStevieMooreTribute

Mark McVidler "Martha My Dear" (July 2010)

01 Mark McVidler "Martha My Dear" Download MP3
All instruments, vocals and good vibes by Mark McVidler - Summer 2010

Go Home Productions "Berlin EP" (3 Track EP June 2010)

Go Home Productions "Berlin EP"
3 brand new tracks compiled for the GHP appearance at Bootie Berlin's Birthday Bash Friday 18th June 2010:

01 "I Can't Stand Sultans Of Swing" (The Police / Dire Straits) Download MP3
02 "Models On Film" (Duran Duran / Kraftwerk) Download MP3
03 "Temptation Of The Police" (The Temptations / The Police) Download MP3

Go Home Productions "Carpenter's Wonderwall " Oasis vs The Carpenters (A vs B style) (April 2010)

GHP "Carpenter's Wonderwall " Oasis (Wonderwall) The Carpenters (We've Only Just Begun)

Direct Dowload Link: right click, save target as GHP Carpenter's Wonderwall
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Go Home Productions "Virgin O'Riley " Madonna vs The Who (A vs B style) (Feb 2010)

Does what it says on the tin:
GHP "Virgin O'Riley" Madonna (Like A Virgin) The Who (Baba O'Riley)

Direct Dowload Link: right click, save target as GHP Virgin O'Riley
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Go Home Productions "Thin Genie" b/w "Boys Are Back On The Bottle" virtual AA Single (Jan 2010)

It seems longer but I believe it's 18 months since I last put one together and uploaded here, anyway grab it while you can.

Thin Lizzy "Boys Are Back In Town" vs Christina Aguilera "Genie In A Bottle"
I call these particular mixes "Flipsides", where the 2 songs that I've bastardised have their roles reversed.
In this case Phil Lynott handles the vocals on the A side - Christina does the vocal on the AA side with the backing tracks
swapping in the same manner.

Direct Dowload Link: right click, save target as GHP Thin Genie / Boys Are Back On The Bottle
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Video for "Thin Genie" :

Go Home Productions "GHP Goes Bananas" (virtual 7" banana-yellow vinyl)

Paying homage to the greatest ever kids tv show and the first 7"single that I bought way back in 1979.
Created under the influence of The Jamms / KLF / Coldcut / Steinski.
Contains too many illegal samples to mention - watch the video for help.
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"GHP Goes Bananas" Promo Video

Echo & The Bunnymen "Thorn Of Crowns (Go Home Productions remix) (unreleased)

Echo & The Bunnymen "Thorn Of Crowns (Go Home Productions Remix)
Originally created for a project that I don't think materialised (some time in 2007), so I sent a copy
to the band...they loved it.
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Go Home Productions "Rock In Black EP" (2005)

01 Rock In Black
02 GHP Rids The World (Of The Evil Curse Of The Space Invaders)
03 Marvin's Not In Love Parts 1, 2 & 3
04 Uptight Maggie

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Go Home Productions "MPFree EP" (2006)

01 Bus Stop Runner
02 Destiny 1999
03 Time Outside

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Go Home Productions "Six Pack EP" (2007) Virtual 7" double vinyl & flexi

01 Too Busy Thinking About The Angry Mob
02 Hung Phantom
03 Supreme Evil
04 Long Distance Good Luck Call
05 Pinocchio On LSD
06 Goodbye Rocky

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Go Home Productions "Spliced Krispies" (May 2008)

Tracklisting: 01 Rolling Confusion 3.47 02 Finally, Did You No Wrong 2.28 03 Billy Stoned 3.10 04 Grandstand Supreme 1.10 05 Wouldn't It Be Nice To Have A Finger Of Fudge? 1.20 06 Mick n' Carly 3.44 07 Luther's Orange Crush 2.49 08 Main Bloom 2.54 09 Paranoid Rock 1.59 10 2000 Light Years From Bolan 4.41 11 3 X A Raindrop 2.08 MP3: Now at 320Kbps (CD artwork included) ## Rapidshare Link: Go Home Productions - Spliced Krispies @ 320 ## Go Home Productions "Spliced Krispies" This album was conceived and created during April 2008. It basically came about after I needed a break from writing / recording original tracks for the 'Kamikaze Runway' album which I'm lining up for this summer and after laying off the bootlegs for several months, I thought I'd take a couple of weeks out to 'dabble' again. Must admit that I had a lot of fun putting this together. No limitations or pandering to artists / record labels desires, just went headfirst into screwing around with some favourite songs and seeing what turned up. About 2 weeks into April there seemed to be a theme developing with each track and I thought it would be cool to put some visuals to them as I went along. So you've got 11 videos to digest as well, all laid out below with notes on each track to read. Anyway, grab the album while you can, you can never tell how long I can keep it alive before the Sweeney break down my door...


01 "Rolling Confusion" (The Rolling Stones 'Street Fighting Man' / 'Gimme Shelter' / drums from 'Slave') (The Temptations 'Ball Of Confusion') This was quite literally the first track I created for this project. I think the Stones were getting a fair bit of airplay last month with their film coming out and I heard Street Fighting Man somewhere and it sounded sooo good. Absolutely love Beggars Banquet and that whole era of the Stones. Had to slow the tempo of the Temps vocal to fit but I think I got away with it. Quite like the way that the track slips between half and double time...you can't dance to it. The drum break is pilfered from 'Slave' off the 'Tattoo You' album. This video was the last to get completed. There's no promo for the Stones track, so I had to 'improvise' (not for the only time) so the footage is actually from 'Jumping Jack Flash' and 'Sympathy For The Devil' performed as part of their Circus spot from 1968. Similar problem with Ball Of Confusion but there was enough 'vocal' footage to fill a couple of verses. Amazing how relevant the lyrics of BOC are today. Frighteningly relevant. 'Rolling Confusion' was always gonna kick off this collection. .

02 "Finally, Did You No Wrong" (The Sex Pistols 'Did You No Wrong') (Ce Ce Peniston 'Finally') Well, if this doesn't raise your roof when played at full volume, then nothing will. Might be my contender for favourite of all the tracks here but it depends on what time of day it is and what state of mind I'm in... Coming on like Status Quo fronted by a diva (said my mrs) and she's not far wrong. As much as I tried to pump the eq on the bass frequencies of the Pistols track, I still couldn't get my speakers to shake like they normally do, so I whipped out my trusty electric bass guitar and 'played along'. I doubt you'll notice my playing but the bottom end is pretty phat now. I also added a 'Stooges' feel to the choruses via one-finger piano. The video took almost a day to make. Again, there is no promo for 'Did You No Wrong' so I went trawling through all my Pistols DVD's and ended up with something pretty decent I reckon. Most of the footage is pulled from 'Filth And The Fury' / 'Never Mind The Bollocks' Classic Albums footage. Those of you who are familiar with the 'Play in a day the Steve Jones way' spot, will appreciate the efforts I've made for the intro.. .

03 "Billy Stoned" (The Stone Roses 'Going Down') (Billy Joel 'My Life') (The Byrds 'Mr Tambourine Man') I have a very alarming liking for Billy Joel's early stuff actually. Particularly 'My Life', 'Moving Out' and 'Scene From An Italian Restaurant', so I'd always wanted to 'do something with him' as such. Didn't imagine that The Stone Roses would work with him though. Kind of a wierd pairing really but retains a nice retro feel. Couldn't resist dropping in some Byrds for the end section. The Stones Roses footage is gleaned from the US promo video for 'I Wanna Be Adored' which seemed to work well. The track 'Going Down' was actually a B-side, so there was no hope of finding a promo (although I've just realised it was on their Blackpool live video that is gathering dust in my loft...oh well.) After the punch of the first two tracks, I thought this was a nice come down... .

04 "Grandstand Supreme" (The Supremes 'Come See About Me') (Keith Mansfield / Sound Stage Orchestra 'Grandstand Theme') And now for something completely....... OK, of late I've been collecting and consuming vast amounts of 'Library' music, the stuff that was used extensively for british tv and ads, movies etc mainly from the KPM stable. Lot's of Alan Hawkshaw, Keith Mansfield, Brian Bennett. Always loved the Grandstand theme. Perfectly sums up Saturday afternoons for me as a kid in the 70's, so being on a bit of a nostalgia trip of late I thought this would be a laugh. It's eery how the Supremes vocals work with this but shouldn't really be a surprise seeing as most of the KPM stuff was initially based on soul, motown, funk progressions. The video was fun to make. I have no idea what anyone outside of the UK and below a certain age will make of this. And the same can be said for... .

05 "Wouldn't It Be Nice To Have A Finger Of Fudge?" (Cadbury's Fudge jingle / Ad from the 70's/ 80's) (The Beach Boys 'Wouldn't It Be Nice') ...this track. I haven't a clue if non UK residents know what a Cadbury's Fudge is, or even know the song that accompanied the Ad and was prominent over here in the 70's and 80's. Anyway it works well enough with The Beach Boys. A complete accident this one. Just scanning YouTube for 'commercials from the seventies' in the early hours one night (as you do) and stumbled across 'the fudge'. It's pretty much acapella and I was after a mid-way break in the running order of the album...perfect. 'Pet Sounds' was near to hand...the rest is history. .

06 "Mick n' Carly" (The Rolling Stones 'Miss You') (Carly Simon 'You're So Vain') You may well be familiar with the whole 'who was the song about?' saga that ran from 1973 onwards with the 'You're So Vain' track. Carly Simon said she'll never admit 'cause it wouldn't be fair. I understand that Warren Beatty, Kris Kristofferson, Cat Stevens and of course Mick Jagger were mentioned. So, as fate would have it etc... Must admit I laughed my head off when I matched together the two songs for the first time but it was a painful execution fitting the verse structures. I reckon it's turned out OK. Much fun trying to sync both the vocals from the footage that I had, as they are both 'live' performances. You can read the whole 'vain' story here .

07 "Luther's Orange Crush" (Luther Vandross 'Never Too Much') (REM 'Orange Crush') This one will probably piss-off the purists, I dunno. After aquiring the REM 'parts' I thought it would be funny to put them with something completely alien to their style. Don't get me wrong, I'm a massive fan of REM's early stuff Chronic Town, Murmer and Reckoning definitely brilliant... but to put them with something more disco or funk was the intention. It almost worked with an Earth Wind & Fire track but in the end I settled for Luther. No promo for the 'Orange Crush' track so I've used some '89 live footage. Love the way that it's almost beliveable that Mike Mills is playing that bassline... .

08 "Main Bloom" (Nirvana 'In Bloom') (Alan Parker 'Main Chance') Time to take things down a level (he said). As with the previous track I wanted to put Nirvana into an alternate universe. I think this one works better. The instrumental is 'Main Chance' by Alan Parker and can be found on the De Wolfe Library compilation 'Bite Hard'. A lot of this stuff appeared in TV episodes of The Sweeney, The New Avengers, The Profesionals etc. Couldn't get Kurt's chorus vocal to work to my satisfaction and to be honest it works much better without it. The video uses a 'car chase' from a Sweeney episode. I not sure if the Parker track was ever used in the Sweeney but it's believable. .

09 "Paranoid Rock" (Queen 'We Will Rock You') (Black Sabbath 'Paranoid') Every album has some filler, right? Dunno, after 'Rock In Black' this seems like a cheap-shot. It probably is when I think about it. Someone out there might like it? Answers on a postcard... Or maybe it was just a ploy to throw you off course in preparation for the next track. .

10 "2000 Light Years From Bolan" (The Rolling Stones '2000 Light Years From Home) (T.Rex 'Get It On') Time to switch heads for your Psychedelic one. This track is the only one that I had attempted outside of the 'Spliced Krispies' sessions. I demoed it a year ago after getting the Bolan acapella off ToTom in Paris (many thanks!). I originally used outtakes of '2000 Light years' from backing track sessions on the Satanic Majesties Box Set but missed the effects that the Stones later added. So, I tackled it again last month by using the original mix (right channel only) which is basically an instrumental anyway. I've added some extra psych effects into the mix as is my want and am pretty pleased with the final result. In the video I've used the promo's for 'Get It On' and '2000 Light Years' / 'Child Of The Moon' and also some clips from the 1967 B-Movie 'Teenage Mother' and of course some authentic oil wheel projection effects and negative to give it that Psychedelic sheen. I think Trypshop listeners might dig this one... .

11 "3 X A Raindrop" (The Commodores 'Three Times A Lady' / 'Easy') (Burt Bacharach 'Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head') And finally... I was going to end the album with the Stones / T.Rex combo but felt it needed a lighter note to finish with. A goodbye song... The Bacharach tune (originally sung by B.J.Thomas) is in my top 5 favourite songs ever. It's followed me around my entire life. Melodic genius of the highest order. Aural perfection etc etc I've probably ruined it now!!! Anyway, this might pleasantly surprise a few people, I hope it does. Just let it tug on your heart-strings for 2minutes...have the Kleenex ready. The video uses the original sequence from Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid. Well, that wraps it all up. I'd love you to share any thoughts or feedback on the album / video's with me via YouTube or gohomeproductions@btopenworld.com Thanks for listening. MarkGHP.