The companion blog to the books Designing With Light and Fundamentals of Energy Efficient Lighting and Controls
This semester I decided to look at songs with colors in the title. Of course, Purple Rain is the first one that comes to mind, so here’s the performance from the movie.
But purple isn’t the only color. There’s also raspberry.
And red.
And blue!
And…Pink…
Blue, again.
Have a good semester!
Here’s this semester’s back to school video. This time it’s Kylie Minogue in a concert performance of Light Years.
School is starting up again so it’s time for another back to school music video of a song that’s about or features the word “light.” This time with Billy Joel!
It’s time for the back to school music video about (sort of) light. So here’s The Doors on a set made of Doors(!) singing Light My Fire. Is that Andy Kaufman in the background?
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This semester’s back to school music video
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School starts this week at NYSID and next week at Parsons, so here’s the back to school video of a song that features light. A strange video from Mumford & Sons, the beautifully photographed Lover Of The Light.
Teaching five classes last semester, along with my professional practice, was a bit too much. I hope to be back to regular postings soon. In the meantime, here’s this semester’s song about light.
It’s back to school time again, so as usual a little fun before the serious semester. I think I’ve outdone myself this time. Here’s Meat Loaf emoting like there’s no tomorrow with “Paradise by the Dashboard Light”
My classes at Pratt resume tomorrow so it’s time for another video of a song about light. This is John Fogerty singing CCR’s “As Long As I Can See The Light” and the lighting on this one is actually pretty good. Have Fun!
Tomorrow is my first day of class at Pratt, so here we go again. I know that this shouldn’t become a thing, and I’m really trying but I can’t help myself! Here’s another video of a song related to light and featuring frightening hairstyles. This time it’s Styx singing Lights in 1980. (And no, I can’t explain Tommy Shaw’s sailor costume so don’t ask.)