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How Would I Leave You?
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How Would I Leave You?
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General Info

  • Genre: Alternative / Other

    Location Melbourne, Victoria, AU

    Profile Views: 348935

    Last Login: 1/17/2013

    Member Since 11/19/2006

    Website www.mickharvey.com

    Record Label mute records

    Type of Label Indie

  • Bio

    Member of Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds ('83-'09), Crime & the City Solution ('85-'91), The Birthday Party ('80-'83), The Boys Next Door ('77-'79) Solo work includes two recent albums of songs - 'One Man's Treasure' ('05) and 'Two of Diamonds ('07) - and two albums of translated Serge Gainsbourg material - 'Intoxicated Man' ('95) and 'Pink Elephants' ('97) Have collaborated extensively with PJHarvey, Rowland S. Howard and Anita Lane. Also many film scores including Chopper (2000) Australian Rules (2003) and Suburban Mayhem (2006) .. I edited my profile with ..Thomas' Myspace Editor V4.4.... I edited my profile with ..Thomas' Myspace Editor V4.4.. The Nearly Brothers ......You Can't Hide From Your Yesterdays...... .. .. .. .. .. ......The Nearly Brothers.. | ..MySpace Music Videos....

  • Members

    music download store now open at mickharvey.com/store Soundtracks compilation 'Australian Suburban Evil' now available along with Hunter Dienna's Jackals & Angels EP and The Nearly Brothers 4 Extra Tracks EP

  • Influences

    General - Nina Simone, Nelson Algren, Orson Welles, Johnny Cash, Shakespeare, Dostoyevsky, Ennio Morricone, Albert Einstein, Henri-Georges Clouzot, Flannery O'Connor, The Black Panthers, Jacques Becker, Arvo Pärt, Rodin, William Blake, Bernini, Akira Kurosawa, Bill Withers, Bernard Herrmann, Pete Dexter, Jules Dassin, Dollar Brand, Beethoven, Luis Buñuel, John Lee Hooker, Nabokov, Lee Hazlewood, Antonin Gaudi, Gil Evans, J.M.W.Turner, Goya, William Faulkner, Hank Williams, Michael Ondaatje, John Huston.............. Other early musical influences - Stones (67-72), Stooges, Velvet Underground, Dylan, Cohen, Neil Young, early Van Morrison, Suicide, Kraftwerk, 70's Bowie, early Roxy Music, T.Rex, The Doors, 80's Tom Waits, Patti Smith, The Loved Ones, The Easybeats, early Modern Lovers, Dave Brubeck, the Tom Jones TV Shows, Anglican Church Music....... Current stuff I listen to - Eleni Karaindrou, Mark Lanegan, Joe Gideon & The Shark, Bonnie "Prince" Billy, Beth Gibbons, YeahYeahYeah's, White Stripes, lots of classical stuff, most of my friend's music, not my MySpace friends, my real ones......really!

  • Sounds Like

    On my player - "I Ate The Knife" is from the Stagger Records release 'A Tribute to Rowland S.Howard, ''Planetarium' in memory of my friend, the great Bruno Adams who wrote this song and many others with his bands - Once Upon A Time and The Fatal Shore. 'Intoxicated Man' from the recently released 'Three Sisters-Live at Bush Hall', "Everything is Fixed" (now downloadable) 'Out of Time Man' and 'Home Is Far from Here' from the album 'Two of Diamonds', and "Just a Little Bit of Rain" taken from the WMinc compilation 'Where Joy Kills Sorrow' ---------Videos I've uploaded - Anita Lane's "The World's a Girl" filmed by me in Essaouira, Morocco in 1994 from the album 'Dirty Pearl'."Intoxicated Man" and "Man Without A Home" shot live @ The Spanish Club, Melbourne in November 2006. "Hank Williams Said It Best" (2005),"Initials B.B."(1995) and featuring Anita Lane "Harley Davidson" (1995), the John Hillcoat directed "Jesus Almost Got Me" and since March 28th. "Do That Thing" from Sex O'Clock and "Photograph" from the upcoming 'Two of Diamonds'. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. The Next Man That I See .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. The World's A Girl...... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ........ .. .. .. .. .. ..

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