Blip Festival: Reformat the Planet (2008)

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Documentary filmmaker Paul Owens offers a vibrant look into the underground music scene known as Chip Tunes, where technologically savvy musicians utilize old video game hardware to create original music. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Director(s):: Paul Owens

Format(s):: DVD
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Director(s):: Paul Owens

Producer(s):: Paul Levering

Categories:: Documentary

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My wife and I found disc 1 very interesting, as it introduced us to a new genre of music that we had never even heard of. The music, produced by various artists around the globe, is diverse, and all created using old, circa 1980's, technology, which is the chips used to create sound in the original video games like PacMan or Donkey Kong. The video interviews many artists, and shows their live performances. You'd be surprised at the music they are creating. We haven't watched Disc 2 yet.

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