This is a video from the DVD/CD set by 2002 "A Word in the Wind", with performance clips of the band layered into the composition. The song is called "Spirit Moves". It features Randy Copus on guitar (Stratocaster) and Pamela on her transverse flute. It has a hypnotic, sultry, jazz feel.
This song and video by 2002 depict the great supernova of July 4, 1054 A.D., the remnants of which became the famous Crab Nebula. What must the civilizations of that time thought and felt when they saw this great star suddenly appear in the sky, visible even in broad daylight for 23 days? This is the video as it appears on the DVD/CD set "A Word in the Wind" by 2002
Deep Still Blue from 2002 on Vimeo.
This music video accompanies the song "Deep Still Blue" from the album of the same name by 2002. It features performance footage
of the band as well as conceptual imagery.
This song is from the album "A Word in the Wind" by 2002, due to be released February 10th. This video combines performance clips of the band with the "Free To Fly" video found on the album.
Children In Time from 2002 on Vimeo.
Nebulas and galaxies...
images from the Hubble Space Telescope animated to the song "Children In Time" from the CD "This Moment Now" by 2002.
The Calling from 2002 on Vimeo.
Petroglyphs in California (photos by Joyce Harlow) animated to "The Calling". The haunting flute melodies were performed on a wooden flute of unknown origin...
This Moment Now from 2002 on Vimeo.
"This Moment Now" will give you a glimpse into 2002's recording studio, and includes exclusive interviews with the band and footage of recording sessions from the CD "This Moment Now".
Carol Of The Bells from 2002 on Vimeo.
The song "Carol of the Bells" from the CD "Christmas Dreams" by 2002 with dreamy yet festive animations.
Acoustic guitar, piano and sweeping vocal arrangements journey through a rainbow odyssey of delicate blooms on a summer's day. Photos by Joyce Harlow.
Deep Still Blue DVD from 2002 on Vimeo.
One of the 10 songs on the DVD "Deep Still Blue" featuring beautiful ocean photography. These are still images which use a "pan & scan" technique often referred to as the "Ken Burns effect".