FLLR 032 - Hang On The Box

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DVD sampler supplied by psycherelics.  This is not filler per se but in the context of what I was provided it seemed to be a fun extra item for me to digest.  This is why I do this.

The contents have been transcoded in Handbrake and are available here to view (MP4s)

A close friend of mine has provided the following opinion.

Now, Hang On The Box ARE worth viewing a few times. I have a soft spot for Asian girl led bands but being from China is an entirely different kettle of sweet and sour octopussy.  Hope these gals are careful and their families don't find them "missing" under a repressive government.

I hope so too but believe they are still alive and kicking!  My local newspaper wrote about them back in 2003.

There's a 27 video playlist if you want more, most of these videos (except for "There Is A City")  
were on there.


All the rest of these are already online, and I suspect the DVD was compiled from the YouTube clips...a few of them have since shown up in superior quality, including the fantastic "Yellow Banana"....not that anybody would likely enforce it, but it's not DIME-safe for that and that most of these are the studio versions...numbering corresponds to the index above...

#14 Hang On The Box 1 - Hang On The Box's short video (soundtrack consists of Feü Immer by NEU)...upgrade here:




#5 Hang On The Box 2 - US tour (cut after 6s) "Now I wanna say apology to you"
Full clip here, the DVD version truncates after a few seconds.
 
 

 
 
#11 Hang On The Box 3 - "Kill Your Belly" (same quality)
 
 


#15 Hang On The Box 4 - "What is Now", CD Cafe in Baijing 2002.06.23 (same quality)
 
 


 
#10 Hang On The Box 5 - "Yellow Banana" (upgrade)




#16 Hang On The Box 6 - "OoOo" (same quality)




Hang On The Box 7 - "There Is A City" (same quality)

 
 
Astute followers will note that FLLR031 has been skipped.  This is reserved for the next New Order installment, which is in the process of being collated.
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