Shamen Move Any Mountain (Progen 91) Music Video Download in HQ DVD-Video VOB Format

return

Shamen video VOB Move Any Mountain (Progen 91)

Mirrors: NovaFile.com, TezFiles.com, FlorenFile.com, Keep2share.cc

Move Any Mountain (Progen 91): MPEG-2 video VOB

1991y. Released Album
ETV ET-VideoLink Reel 582. Dance Hits November 1991

Other Pop-Music Videos of Shamen

Shamen video Make It Mine (Live USA Version)

DVD: ETV ET-VideoLink Reel 587. Dance Hits April 1992

Shamen video Move Any Mountain (Progen 91) (Land Of Oz Mix)

DVD: ETV ET-VideoLink Reel 584. Dance Hits January 1992

Shamen video Destination Eschaton (Remix)

DVD: Screenplay VJ-Pro Club Vision July 2004

Shamen video Phorever People

DVD: The Shamen. DVD Collection

Shamen video Boss Drum

DVD: The Shamen. DVD Collection

Shamen video Ebeneezer Goode

DVD: The Shamen. DVD Collection

Shamen video L.S.I. (Love Sex Intelligence)

DVD: The Shamen. DVD Collection

Shamen video Make It Mine (Live USA Version)

DVD: The Shamen. DVD Collection

Shamen video Move Any Mountain (Progen 91)

DVD: The Shamen. DVD Collection

Shamen Feat. Plavka video Hyperreal

DVD: The Shamen. DVD Collection

Shamen video Make It Mine

DVD: The Shamen. DVD Collection

Shamen video Progen

DVD: The Shamen. DVD Collection

Shamen video Omega Amigo

DVD: The Shamen. DVD Collection

Shamen video Destination Eschaton (Hardfloor Radio Edit)

DVD: The Shamen. DVD Collection

Shamen video Heal (The Separation)

DVD: The Shamen. DVD Collection

Shamen video Comin' On

DVD: The Shamen. DVD Collection

Shamen video Transamazonia

DVD: The Shamen. DVD Collection

Shamen video Destination Eschaton (Remix)

DVD: Rock America Dance November 1995

Shamen video Destination Eschaton

DVD: Rock America Dance September 1995

Shamen video Comin' On

DVD: The Video Pool UK November 1993

Shamen video Boss Drum

DVD: The Video Pool UK November 1992

Shamen video Ebeneezer Goode

DVD: The Video Pool UK September 1992

Shamen video L.S.I. (Love Sex Intelligence)

DVD: The Video Pool UK August 1992

Shamen video Comin' On (Rockamerica Remix)

DVD: Rock America Dance November 1993

Shamen video Move Any Mountain (Progen 91)

DVD: The Video Pool UK August 1991

Shamen video Boss Drum

DVD: Rock America Dance March 1993

Shamen video Move Any Mountain (Progen 91) (Land Of Oz Mix)

DVD: Rock America Dance January 1992

Shamen Feat. Plavka video Hyperreal

DVD: The Video Pool UK April 1991

Shamen video Move Any Mountain (Progen 91)

DVD: Rock America Dance October 1991

Shamen video Ebeneezer Goode

DVD: Rock America Dance November 1992

Shamen video L.S.I. (Love Sex Intelligence) (Remix)

DVD: Rock America Dance October 1992

Shamen video L.S.I. (Love Sex Intelligence)

DVD: Rock America Dance August 1992

Shamen video Move Any Mountain (Progen 91)

DVD: The Video Pool UK January 1997

Shamen video Make It Mine (Live USA Version)

DVD: Rock America AOR May 1992

Shamen video Destination Eschaton

DVD: The Video Pool UK August 1995

Shamen video Move Any Mountain (Progen 91)

DVD: Telegenics Number 103A. Progressive. October 1991

Shamen video Phorever People

DVD: Wolfram Video 1153 Hot Video B. September 1993

Shamen video Heal (The Separation)

DVD: The Video Pool UK February 1996

Shamen video Boss Drum

DVD: Wolfram Video 1092 Hot Video A. April 1993

Shamen video Make It Mine (Live USA Version)

DVD: Wolfram Video 0973 Hot Video A. May 1992

Shamen video Move Any Mountain (Progen 91)

DVD: Wolfram Video 0924 Hot Video B. December 1991

Shamen video Comin' On

DVD: Telegenics Number 128D. Dance Plus. November 1993

Shamen video Phorever People

DVD: Telegenics Number 125D. Dance Plus. August 1993

Shamen video Boss Drum

DVD: Telegenics Number 120D. Dance Plus. March 1993

Shamen video Ebebezer Goode

DVD: Telegenics Number 116D. Dance Plus. November 1992

Shamen video L.S.I. (Love Sex Intelligence) (12 Inch Mix)

DVD: Telegenics Number 115D. Dance Plus. October 1992

Shamen video L.S.I. (Love Sex Intelligence)

DVD: Telegenics Number 113D. Dance Plus. August 1992

Shamen video Make It Mine (Live USA Version)

DVD: Telegenics Number 109D. Dance Plus. April 1992

Shamen video Move Any Mountain (Progen 91) (12 Inch Land Of Oz Mix)

DVD: Telegenics Number 106A. Progressive. January 1992

Shamen video L.S.I. (Love Sex Intelligence) (Remix)

DVD: ETV ET-VideoLink Reel 593. Dance Hits October 1992

Shamen video Phorever People

DVD: ETV ET-VideoLink Reel 5008. Dance Hits June 1993

Shamen video Phorever People

DVD: Disco Hits 90s Vol.9

Shamen video Ebeneezer Goode

DVD: UK Classic Dance Vol.6

Dj Jurgen Feat. Karen - Soluna - Shamen video Higher And Higher - Bring It To Me (Remix) - Destination Eschaton

DVD: Screenplay VJ-Pro Dance Vision August 2004

Shamen video Comin' On

DVD: Disco Hits 90s Vol.7

Shamen video L.S.I. (Love Sex Intelligence)

DVD: Club Video December 2011

Shamen video Move Any Mountain (Progen 91)

DVD: ETV Network Vital Classics 06. Hitz Of '92

Shamen video Ebeneezer Goode

DVD: Club Video February 2011

Shamen video Move Any Mountain (Progen 91)

DVD: Club Video December 2010

Shamen video Destination Eschaton (Remix)

DVD: Screenplay VJ-Pro Club Vision August 2010

Shamen video Boss Drum

DVD: Screenplay VJ-Pro Club Vision July 2010

Shamen video Move Any Mountain (Progen 91)

DVD: MixMash Dance Classics Vol.6

Shamen video Ebeneezer Goode

DVD: MixMash Party Classics Vol.09

Shamen video Ebeneezer Goode

DVD: MixMash Dance Classics Vol.9

return

Shamen

DVD: ETV ET-VideoLink Reel 582. Dance Hits November 1991

Performer(s)

Shamen Shamen, Shames

Founded in Aberdeen, Scotland in 1985 by Colin Angus, Derek McKenzie, & Keith McKenzie with the band name Alone Again Or. The group changed its name to The Shamen in late 1985. Early Alone Again Or and The Shamen material was primarily psychedelic indie rock. The group's first album under the name The Shamen was 1987's "Drop". By 1987, Colin was inspired by M/A/R/R/S and similar new groups that used sampling and beats. As he delved into exploring new technology and dance sounds, the new direction caused the Shamen lineup to shift: Derek McKenzie, unimpressed with the changes, left the fold to return to school in 1987. Colin added energetic new bass player Will Sin (a.k.a. Will Sinnott) in October 1987 and he himself moved to concentrate on vocals and guitar. At this point, the pieces were in place for the group to become what they would eventually be remembered for: one of the early pioneers of what became known as "indie-dance", inspiring a glut of late-'80s pop bands like EMF and Jesus Jones and also paving the way for more influential groups like Saint Etienne. The Shamen single "Jesus Loves Amerika" was both a politically-charged release and an advancement of their sonic aesthetic, showcasing the group's adventurous new electronic-rock hybrid sound with the newly-added Will Sin. After 1989's "In Gorbachev We Trust" album, the group relocated to London. They fell in with Paul Oakenfold, Orbital, Mixmaster Morris, Evil Eddie Richards, and the Synergy tour. Soon they released the drastic sea change that was their mini-album "Phorward", which embraced electronic completely and was the final stepping stone into the group's most successful and influential era. With the release of 1990's wide-eyed "En-Tact", with its all-embracing, psychedelic utopian worldview embodied by its accompanying singles ("Pro>gen", "Hyperreal", "Omega Amigo", "Make It Mine", "Possible Worlds"), the group became an internationally charting electronic act. Mr. C (raps, vocals) and Plavka (vocals) were added to increase the group's vocal presence (Plavka, who provided the enthusiastic lead vocal on single "Hyperreal", only stayed in the lineup until 1991). Tragically, Will Sin drowned on May 23, 1991, immediately after the filming of a Shamen promotional video in Tenerife for the song "Move Any Mountain" (the popularized title of "Pro>Gen"). His untimely death lent the otherwise hugely optimistic and ebullient song a subcurrent of strangely contrasting sadness and mortality. After a necessary break to deal with the death of friend and bandmate Will, The Shamen reconvened and released the album "Boss Drum", a massive hit with multiple singles. It charted worldwide, going platinum in the UK. After the success of this era, the group's popularity waned: underground dance and electronic circles felt the success Colin et al had achieved made them a pop act, and therefore to be perceived as less substantial. Two albums were released in the mid 1990s, 1995's "Axis Mutatis" and 1996's "Hempton Manor". The group continued on until 1998, when their final album, "UV", was released. The Shamen had fifteen hits in the British singles chart, five of which made the top ten. Standout hits included "Ebeneezer Goode" (which went to number one despite — and likely because of — its transparent drug content: "E's are good - Ebeneezer Goode") and the widescreen rave sounds of "Pro>gen" (later renamed "Move Any Mountain" after its infectious chorus) (which went to number four).

Shamen video VOB Move Any Mountain (Progen 91)

Other Pop-Music Videos of Shamen

Shamen

Performer(s)

Similar Videos