Elastica

Comments

10 years ago

GoodForAGirl Documentary

Hi there,I am a third year Film and Television Production student at the University of Hertfordshire and am currently working as part of a team to create a Non Commercial/Non Profit documentary for my final project. The documentary is being created for educational purposes and will be screened at the university's student festival, Visions. The 7-10 minute documentary focuses on women and feminism in rock music, sharing interviews with our five contributors including: Anna Prior (Drummer for Metronomy), Laura-Mary Carter (Guitarist and singer for Blood Red Shoes), Charlotte Cooper (Bassist and singer for The Subways), Jen Long (DJ and BBC Three Presenter) and Sunta Templeton (XFM DJ). As our film requires the usage of articles and stock footage to provide context and illustrate the stories shared in the film, we are contacting you in order to seek your permission for the use of your video as B-Roll intertwined with contributors' discussions.We are also intending to share the film online, and further request permission to use the footage/screenshot for this purpose also.Please feel free to contact with any further questions.Kind regards,Victoria AustinGood For A Girl Documentary

10 years ago

elisabetta banzi

Great.

10 years ago

Jared LaGrandeur

REEEEALLY want them to go on tour.

10 years ago

bearphanta

Who's Donna? hahaha! Who needed Donna afterall? she was basically the reason why the 2nd album wasn't finished when she was still in the band. no wonder she's a Christian hardcore Evangelist these days, it seems to work better for her than playing guitar.. plus she made everybody miserable when she was in the band. no wonder why things kicked in really fast when she left. Elastica always worked better when they were good mates, and Donna wasn't actually Miss Perfect to Justine. amen!

11 years ago

billyblooboy

Elastica were huge in my opinion ,you look at the views they get and it,s sad they seem forgotten .They played so many big gigs seen., and seemingly adored by those in the crowds yet forgotten like so many other brilliant bands of the time .I suppose it was just our generation were all mums and dads now and with most they became serious adults ..not me i done the parent bit but rocked right through it and still will forever and the best thing they are grown ups now so all my time is my own .I never forgot my music and my genre is vast .And i hate seeing great music fade away .Elastica were and still are the bollocks ,,,except car song thats shit .

11 years ago