icehouse videos

One of the best tracks from the 80's

Written by: Iva Davies Director: Russell Mulcahy "Icehouse" is widely considerd to be one of the band's best songs. The live performance always sends chills down the spine, and Iva's voice soars both on the recording and on stage. His performance on the "Live at the Ritz" concert is particulary noteworthy. Mulcahy's clip for "Icehouse" featured highly atmospheric, eerie and, at times, macabre scenes, largely in mediæval settings and representing the nightmare images of a young girl sleeping ...

Icehouse Electric Blue Music Video

The first single from the Measure for Measure album (1986), "No Promises" by Australian band Icehouse.

When "Great Southern Land" was released as the first single from the Primitive Man album in 1982, a video for it was filmed in a disused sandstone quarry in the Kuringai National Park near Sydney. Then, in 1989, when the song met its first release as a single in North America and Europe, a new clip had to be made to accompany the overseas single. This time, the background Australian landscapes were provided by the Myall Lakes National Park on the mid-north coast of New South Wales. As befits ...

The first track of the album "Great Southern Land" released in 1989, "Touch The Fire" also appeared in Icehouse's best-selling album "Man of Colours" (Australian 2002 reissue) as a bonus track.

Ivan Gough & Colin Snape remix

Icehouse's Street Cafe from The Album Primitive Man (1982) The "Street Café" clip was filmed in Tunisia, in a four day visit into which was packed a lifetime's worth of difficult, unpleasant and even hazardous living experience for performers and film crew alike. Iva Davies flew out of Tunisia still covered with dust and camel dung, clad in the boots, breeches and bandolier used in the filming, and vowing never to return to that part of the world again.

Wonderful song from this album. Iva's father take part in this video, great honour of Iva! Enjoy it!

This is the version of 89 where Iva walks through the green and wonderful Australia. I like it much!

Top of the Pops appearance 1983

Comedian Mrs. Hughes performs her observational comedy live.

From the LP 'Man of Colours' -1987-

Iva Davies opens the "Celebrate! Australia Day" 2005 concert in Canberra with this song.

A superb Aussie hit from 1980 by the then known as "Flowers" who later changed their name to that of their debut album "Icehouse". For more information about this artist visit: www.icehouse-iva.com *Note: Ifyou are a Record Company employee or artist(s) themselves who object(s) to this commercially unavailable video footage being promoted on YouTube (albeit in a lossy mono audio format) then please contact us to have it removed before flagging it. At the same time you may also like to ...

Music from Australia and New Zealand in the year 1981: Icehouse's (originally known as Flowers) promo-video for the hit single 'Icehouse' taken from the 1980 album 'Icehouse' (or 'Flowers' depending on which swap over your prefer). In 1981, Flowers were forced to change their name to Icehouse, which was the title of their debut album and this track. Icehosue with fellow Aussie expatriot Russell Mulcahy (who also directed The Buggles 'Video Killed The Radio Star' among many other famous ...

Rare video by this awesome Australian band.

Music from Australia and New Zealand in the year 1981: Icehouse's promo-video for the hit single 'Love In Motion (November, 1981). en.wikipedia.org ------------------------------------------- NZOZ NZOZ1981 1981 Australia Early Eighties 1980's 1980s 80's 80s Extended Tags: Iva Davies Musical Terms: New Wave, Singer/Songwriter, Rock, Pop, Alternative rock, College rock, Electro, Electric, Synth, Synthesizer, Aussie, Old Australian Band

A exercise.! Tools: Corel Painter IX Wacom Intuos3 Tablet Music: The Kingdom- Icehouse tigerazzo.deviantart.com ---------------------------- Lyrics: One of those days that just comes and goes it's not so special she watches the birds that rest on a ledge outside her room the wallpaper old and faded a crack in the window pane the radio just keeps playing playing that same old song. She smiles to herself "they think that i'm strange... ...they say I'm a dreamer ...but I don't complain, though ...

6 minute set at the Ice House in Pasadena.

80s hit from pop rock band Icehouse

Standup with Fred Travalena Live At The Ice House.

"Dusty Pages" is another rare clip from Australian band "Icehouse". It was the first third single from their 1984 album "Sidewalk" & reached #82 on the Australian Aria charts in the same year. Icehouse is an Australian band, originally billed as Flowers, best known in Australia in the late 1970s Sydney pub scene and later in the early to mid 80s for more mainstream success and radio airplay in Europe and the US. For more information about this artist visit: www.icehouse-iva.com *Note: Ifyou ...

Carlos Alazraqui: Live at The Ice House Comedy Club January 25th, 2008. Carlos talking about being bilingual, or not. www.carlosalazraqui.com www.icehousecomedy.com

Finalist in the California Comedy Competition