Originally posted by E. G. Ekin:
No, surely it would only be surreal if it had a three wheeled bicycle ridden backwards by a clown whilst he juggled some battered fish added to the black and white shot picture, yes?
Originally posted by RadioBeach:
I've been discussing this with Rob...well, When I say I've been discussing it, Rob just says 'You're having a laugh' at various intervals. You see, I've already compiled a 100 disc version of Glimmer and in my discussions with Rob I have suggested, no...insisted that the whole thing comes wrapped in nice smelly paper, placed in a gold leaf box designed by Foxx and Russell Mills and then each box will be sliced in half, placed in formaldehyde and framed by Damien Hirst.
You won't be able to play it as such, but it'll be a great thing to show off at dinner parties
Originally posted by MemberD:
Hang about it's John Foxx we're talking about here...not David Sylvian!
(snigger)
Originally posted by RadioBeach:
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh- but there's a subtle difference; all David Sylvian box-sets that are approved and created in association with David Sylvian come with a 32,000 page booklet that tell you all about the god-like genius of David Sylvian.
I know, I own them
The 101 disc (Sorry Rob - I've been working on it a bit more) box set of Glimmer will come with a small black and white film that shows shadowy figures in a shadowy city that can only be seen when you wear a special suit.
Originally posted by newvox:
I can see it now Garry. Its a strange city made of leave's. Theres two figures appearing through smoke. One is Gary Numan (nothing unusual there). The other is taller and wearing a multicolor suit. As he steps closer i can see he's suit is actually woven from different shades of grey.

I'm having a rough day at work, so I sneaked a peek at the forum and started laughing hysterically at these posts. Thanks, guys!
I'm loving the idea of a John Foxx career retrospective boite-en-valise in the style of Marcel Duchamp. When you open it up, there's a crumbling cathedral wall with film being projected on it, and opposite it there are films being projected on the man's grey suit. However, I do object (quite strenuously) to the inclusion of Gary Numan in this project. He doesn't belong, and I will not have him involved. Louis Gordon, on the other hand, would be appropriate -- and he might even be game for juggling battered fish while riding a bike!
