Godflesh Artwork Descriptions

One of the new sections created for the launch of www.Godflesh.com, this section will list and describe artwork from Godflesh releases.

I've used the help of The Internet Movie DataBase (IMDB) in creating this section. Each section there is a link to that site's movie info. There you can find out more about the actors, directors and storyline of each film.

Finally, this section is still incomplete, and if you know of something not listed here, or would like to submit a review, please let me know. Enjoy!

-slateman.

Godflesh

Source: Seconds (1966) [more info]
Cape Fear (1991) [more info]
Description: Both films contained the same intro. Seconds featured Rock Hudson. Cape Fear is the remake of the 1962 original, featuring Robert DeNiro.
Scene: This intro of both movies shows a person's face from various perspectives. In this image, the character looks up. At the moment where he stares into the camera, the band shot the image.

Streetcleaner

[street2.jpg] Source: Altered States (1980) [more info]
Description: This movie features William Hurt, (Drew Barrymore is in there too), is an adaptation of a novel by Paddy Chayefsky. The film can be described as, "different mind states and subsequent bodily changes due to chemical and physical stimulus" (quote from IMDB)
Scene: This scene is what the main character sees during one of his psychedelic trips.

	Source:	Altered States (1980) [more info]
	Description:	As above
	Scene:	Same as above. This image was the original cover for Streetcleaner, but the band decided it wasn't a clear enough shot for their liking.

	Source:	Hold Me While I'm Naked (1966) [more info] or
		I, An Actress (1977) [more info]
	Description:	I'm unsure which movie this image is from, but it is from director George Kuchar. The movie is only 10-15 minutes long, is black and white, and is silent. Basically, a man (see also Cold World) chases a woman around, and she escapes him.
	Scene:	Unknown. This is the woman's face from the film.

	Source:	Eraserhead (1977) [more info]
	Description:	I saw this film ages ago, and it didn't make much sense to me. Anyone?
	Scene:	Unknown. Just a picture of a building? The image isn't very clear.
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Slavestate

Source: Head (1968) [more info]
Description: Head was a movie about the life of the band The Monkees. It was written by the band themselves, and tells the story of their coming to fame.
Scene: I believe this image was from a crazy party scene in the film, and the character you see is not sober, not by a long shot. The blank look on the face captured Justin and Ben's eye immediately. They tried to get a clean image numerous times, and the static filled image was the best attempt.

Slateman

Source: Godflesh live 1991
Description: This image is from a live date in London in 1991 where Godflesh was opening for Nirvana (ugh). Paul Neville can be seen playing in this image.
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Source: Godflesh live 1991
Description: Same as above.
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Cold World

Source: Hold Me While I'm Naked (1966) [more info] or
I, An Actress (1977) [more info]
Description: Read description above from the Streetcleaner album.
Scene: Like the other images from this inlay, this is where the girl finally escapes the man, or perhaps when he realizes that he won't catch her. Here, the man stands miserably. Another perfect image for a Godflesh cover!

Pure

Source: A statue in Greece
Description: I don't know much about this image, except that it is from an old statue, covered in plants.
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	Source:	The Exorcist: Part III (1990) [more info]
	Description:	The third installment of The Exorcist films, nothing all too special.
	Scene:	Can't remember, just a spooky decapitated statue.
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	Source:	Hold Me While I'm Naked (1966) [more info] or
		I, An Actress (1977) [more info]
	Description:	Read description above from that Streetcleaner album.
	Scene:	Once again, Godflesh uses this movie, and an image of this miserable man.
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	Source:	See above.
	Description:	See above.
	Scene:	Possibly the final confrontation between the 2 characters, and when the man realizes he will never be with the woman.
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	Source:	The Devils
	Description:	Ippon Newaza said that this image is from the final scene of a movie called The Devils, which is a historical film adaptation of the book Devils of Loudun
	Scene:	The final scene. That is all that is known
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	Source:	Unknown
	Description:	Gothic looking statue of sorts.
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	Source:	Unknown
	Description:	Gothic looking statue of sorts.
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Merciless

Source: Meshes of the Afternoon (1943) [more info]
Description: An 18 minute silent film by Maya Deren, this is often described as very disturbing. Click here for a more detailed description.
Scene: A shadow is reaching for a flower. That's all I know.
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Source: Meshes of the Afternoon (1943) [more info]
Description: As above
Scene: Unknown
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Selfless

Source: Unknown
Description: As described in the inlay, it is a human nerve cell growing on a computer chip. Upon close inspection you can see where someone colored in the cell, and a fingerprint on the image.
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Source: Farewell Good Brothers (1992?) [more info]
Description: Some sort of film about UFOs...
Scene: Unknown
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SoLaH/LaHiD

Source: Cancer Alley, New Orleans, LA
Description: This image was once featured on the cover of National Geographic magazine. It has a factory in the distance, and a cemetary in the front. It seems that the people all work at this factory where many get cancer, and then they die. Hrm?
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Source: Same as above.
Description: As above, different perspective and time of day
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	Source:	Seconds (1966) [more info]
		Cape Fear (1991) [more info]
	Description:	Both films contained the same intro. Seconds featured Rock Hudson. Cape Fear is the remake of the 1962 original, featuring Robert DeNiro.
	Scene:	This intro of both movies shows a person's face from various perspectives. In this image, the character looks up. At the moment where he stares into the camera, the band shot the image.

	Source:	Head (1968) [more info]
	Description:	Head was a movie about the life of the band The Monkees. It was written by the band themselves, and tells the story of their coming to fame.
	Scene:	I believe this image was from a crazy party scene in the film, and the character you see is not sober, not by a long shot. The blank look on the face captured Justin and Ben's eye immediately. They tried to get a clean image numerous times, and the static filled image was the best attempt.

	Source:	Godflesh live 1991
	Description:	This image is from a live date in London in 1991 where Godflesh was opening for Nirvana (ugh). Paul Neville can be seen playing in this image.
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	Source:	A statue in Greece
	Description:	I don't know much about this image, except that it is from an old statue, covered in plants.
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	Source:	Meshes of the Afternoon (1943) [more info]
	Description:	An 18 minute silent film by Maya Deren, this is often described as very disturbing. Click here for a more detailed description.
	Scene:	A shadow is reaching for a flower. That's all I know.
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	Source:	Farewell Good Brothers (1992?) [more info]
	Description:	Some sort of film about UFOs...
	Scene:	Unknown
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	Source:	Cancer Alley, New Orleans, LA
	Description:	This image was once featured on the cover of National Geographic magazine. It has a factory in the distance, and a cemetary in the front. It seems that the people all work at this factory where many get cancer, and then they die. Hrm?
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	Source:	Same as above.
	Description:	As above, different perspective and time of day
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