Video for Zephyr by the early 90's band Electrafixion featuring Ian McCulloch and Will Sergeant of Echo and the Bunnymen. Visit www.villiersterrace.com for more Bunnymen goodness.. + Informações

Electrafixion - Lowdown (Echo & the Bunnymen). + Informações

Taken from the "Zephyr" cd single. Released in 1994.. + Informações

Video for Never by the early 90's band Electrafixion featuring Ian McCulloch and Will Sergeant of Echo and the Bunnymen. Visit www.villiersterrace.com for more Bunnymen goodness.. + Informações

Electrafixion: 'Zephyr' live on The Late Show(?). I've got to say; I'm not really a fan, but I had it on VHS, and it doesn't seem to have been put up by anyone else, so here it is.. + Informações

Electrafixion were formed in Liverpool, Merseyside, England, in 1994, by two former members of Echo And The Bunnymen, Will Sergeant (guitar) and Ian McCulloch (vocals, guitar). The demise of Echo And The Bunnymen had been followed by a period of bitterness between the two, but with McCulloch's solo career stalling after a good start, they started working together again. Tony McGuigan (drums) and Leon DeSilva (bass) were also in the band. Their first low-key concerts together occurred in summer 1994, and were followed by the EP Zephyr in November. McCulloch's voice remained distinctive, while the musical backdrop owed a great deal to the intensity of the 90s grunge movement. Their album, Burned, was produced by Mark Stent and featured 11 McCulloch/Sergeant originals, plus two co-compositions with Johnny Marr (ex-Smiths). Electrafixion joined the Boo Radleys on tour in October 1995. Their future was curtailed by the re-formation of Echo And the Bunnymen in 1997.. + Informações

An absolutely terrific song from Electrafixion. I knew when I first heard this song (live) that Ian and Will had it in them to return to their old ways. To me, this song ranks alongside the best of the original Bunnymen material (the "Porcupine" / "Ocean Rain" days). (And yes, there is a shot from "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" in this slideshow. It was perfect, and I'm not sorry.) Lyrics: There's a broken-down castle With blood on the battlements You know how it's gonna end With a forgotten angel Who'll never be able To soar with the gods again You never know Nn-no... There's a plague in the wind That's sweeping us in With a sadness that comes to us all At the edge of a cliff Is a bottomless pit Where all of us have to fall All the kings and queens And knights in shining armor All the holy ghosts And all our holy fathers Take what's yours and take it boldly And boldly go where you tread so coldly The drop is sheer and never holy Just you and you alone Ride the wave when it comes crashing Be the knight in a shining costume Slay the dragons if they're asking For what you've always known All the kings and queens And knights in shining armor All the holy ghosts And all our holy fathers Gotta get me in... There's a broken-down castle With blood on the battlements You know how it's gonna end With a forgotten angel Who'll never be able To soar with the gods again There's a plague in the wind That's sweeping us in With a sadness that comes to us all At the edge of a cliff Is .... + Informações

Electrafixion were an alternative rock band, formed by former Echo & the Bunnymen members Ian McCulloch and Will Sergeant in 1994, joined by bass guitarist Leon de Sylva and drummer Tony McGuigan. They released one album, Burned, and four singles and EPs before splitting up in 1996, due to the reformation of the Bunnymen. A posthumous limited edition 7" single, "Baseball Bill" was released in 1997. When touring, the band included Julian Phillips (formerly of Marion) on bass and his brother, George Phillips, on drums.. + Informações

The mighty under-rated Electrafixion featuring Ian McCulloch and Will Sergeant of the Bunnymen with space-rock classic.Rare footage off the old ITV Chart Show.. + Informações

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Echo And The Bunnymen members. 1996. The Cotton Club, Atlanta, Georgia. One Song= "Rescue".. + Informações

Electrafixion Sister Pain Live at The Bait Shack Clip 1 Norfolk, Virginia 7/96 Ian McCulloch of Echo and The Bunnymen side project. Will Sergeant on guitar. Echo and The Bunnymen are currently on tour and are playing The Norva June 24th 2006 . Filmed with band permission by Mitch @ www.fantasyva.com Authorized band and labels are welcome to copies, otherwise this video is unavailable to sell or trade without permission. Apologies to the band and guitarist Will Sergeant in particular, he was standing a good bit off the main stage and there was no lighting there so I generally focused on the stage area. The times I did try to shoot Will all I could ever get was the top of his head. He doesn't look up or around much, but he does play some great guitar.. + Informações

VH1 interview with Ian McCulloch & Will Sergeant talking about getting back together to form Electrafixion in 1994.. + Informações

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A very short clip of Ian McCulloch and Will Sergeant as Electrafixion sounchecking. Grand Rapids, MI USA at The Reptile House, June 3, 1996. Visit www.villiersterrace.com for more Bunnymen goodness.. + Informações

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Electrafixion Live at The Bait Shack Clip 2 Norfolk, Virginia 7/96 Ian McCulloch of Echo and The Bunnymen side project. Echo and The Bunnymen are currently on tour and are playing The Norva June 24th 2006 . This song is 'Holy Grail', one of the B-sides of the Electrafixion single, 'Lowdown', released by the Spacejunk label in 1995. Filmed with band permission by Mitch @ www.fantasyva.com Authorized band and labels are welcome to copies, otherwise this video is unavailable to sell or trade without permission.. + Informações

Electrafixion were an alternative rock band, formed by former Echo & the Bunnymen members Ian McCulloch and Will Sergeant in 1994, joined by bass guitarist Leon de Sylva and drummer Tony McGuigan.[1] They released one album, Burned, and four singles and EPs before splitting up in 1996, due to the reformation of the Bunnymen.[1] A posthumous limited edition 7" single, "Baseball Bill" was released in 1997.[1] When touring, the band included Julian Phillips (formerly of Marion) on bass and his brother, George Phillips, on drums.. + Informações

A very short clip of Ian McCulloch and Will Sergeant as Electrafixion sounchecking. Grand Rapids, MI USA at The Reptile House, June 3, 1996. This song eventually came out on the reformed Echo and the Bunnymen's Evergreen album a year later. Visit www.villiersterrace.com for more Bunnymen goodness.. + Informações

Enjoy. i shall put a download link if anyone wants me to. Copyright : i do not own any images or music in this. + Informações

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