Title: The Wordless Music Series - Featuring Nels Cline & Glenn Kotche (Wilco), Jenny Lin, & Elliott Sharp
Description: The Wordless Music Series is devoted to the idea that the sound worlds of classical and contemporary instrumental music—in genres such as indie rock, free jazz, and electronic music—share more in common than conventional thinking might suggest. To illustrate the continuity between these worlds, the series will pair rock and electronic musicians in an intimate concert setting with more traditionally understood classical and chamber music performers. In so doing, the series will bring together audiences and introduce listeners of both classical and contemporary music to composers that they might otherwise not encounter, for a completely new concert experience.

Title: Elliott Sharp: Doing the don't Trailer
Description: Trailer for "Elliott Sharp: Do the don't" Directed & Produced by Bert Shapiro Pheasantseye Productions "You are going to hear something that you have never heard and whether you like it or not, it's going to inspire you somehow." This film explores how a seventeen-year-old developed from a National Science Foundation award-winning "science geek" to an internationally acclaimed musician and composer.

Title: Elliott Sharp Interview
Description: Elliott Sharp Interview http://www.elliottsharp.com CD & dvd - Doing the don't Terraplane Tectonics Errata, Vol. 1

Title: Elliott Sharp: Doing the don't (Trailer) Film By Bert Shapiro Interviews with Lawrence "Butch" Morris, Jenny Lin, Rachel Golub, Janene Higgins, and Rudresh Mahanthappa
Description: Film By Bert Shapiro Interviews with Lawrence "Butch" Morris, Jenny Lin, Rachel Golub, Janene Higgins, and Rudresh Mahanthappa

Title: Elliot Sharp's Terraplane live at Etnafest 2007
Description: Elliot Sharp's terraplane, a brilliant performance in Catania(Sicily) for the Etnafest 2007 festival. www.etnafest.it

Title: Carbon-Inverse Proportions
Description: A music film by Mark Nugent and Leah Singer commissioned by Elliot Sharp of Carbon. Made intirely through film based optical printing.

Title: From: Spectropia by Toni Dove
Description: Slideshow from the premiere of Spectropia by Toni Dove at the Wexner Center for the Arts, Nov,2007. Soundtrack is the Spectropia song "This Time That Place", Music by Elliott Sharp, lyrics by Toni Dove and Elliott Sharp, Vocals by Debbie Harry. Performers Toni Dove and Luke DuBois, the project software designer Live performers orchestrate onscreen characters through an original mix of film, performance and a unique system of motion sensing that serves as a cinematic instrument creating a narrative form that is part video game, part feature film, and part VJ mashing.

Title: Matt Cross - 'Angeles' by Elliott Smith lesson
Description: CHORD TABS - all in relation to capo, 5th fret. All chords are actually a fourth higher than listed. name - EADGBe verse E minor 9 - 022032 A - x02220 B minor - x24432 G - 320033 F# - 244322 D - xx0232 E - 022100 additional chords used in the bridge F#/G# - 4x4322 (read that as "F sharp with G sharp in the bass". that was really confusing to me for a long time) C# - x4666x any more questions? lay them on me. hope you enjoy it. and, if you learn this song from this video, it would be oh so sweet if you responded to this video with a video comment of you playing! hey, hope you like it. I love this song.

Title: Manuel Goettsching (E2-E4) 55 And Still Alive
Description: E2-E4 live electro-acoustic version played on September 5th 2007 at Watergate Berlin. Supported by Elliott Sharp (NY) and White (China).

Title: Elliot Sharp on may 8tyh 2006 at Cafe Wilhelmina, Eindhoven [Netherlands].
Description: Concert organised by axesjazzpower.nl Video by John Thomas

Title: Martin Bisi prt 5, Studio Wall/Records
Description: Pt 5: On 3/3/08, legendary music producer Martin Bisi reminisces while taking down nearly 3 decades worth of albums he has worked on. Part 5 includes: Ciccone Youth, Madonna, Mike Watt, Sonic Youth, Swans, Boredoms, Angels Of Light, Boss Hog, Jon Spencer, Foetus, Lydia Lunch, Chris Connelly, EMF, Jim Thirlwell, Elliott Sharp, Curlew, The Birthday Party, Bill Laswell, Rhys Chatham. Interview by Devon E. Levins

Title: Anthony Coleman Interview
Description: Anthony Coleman Interview http://www.myspace.com/antcol8

Title: In the Shadow of no Towers NY 9 11 2008
Description: IN THE SHADOW OF NO TOWERS based on Art Spiegelman graphic novel Concept by: Maria Isabel Gouverneur, Anne Rothshild, Marco Cappelli Video Art by: Anne Rothshild Graphic Art by: Maria Isabel Gouverneur Music by: Syntax Error Marco Cappelli - guitars Daniele Ledda - live electronics Roberto Pellegrini - drums Special guests Elliott Sharp - guitar, bass clarinet Eric Bogosian - speaker

Title: Gay Elliot
Description: Elliot and Michael are best friends, but when Elliot comes out and tries to sex it up with Michael, Michael is pissed and this comedy takes a sharp turn for the worse. David Wain, This is a tribute to Stella Shorts

Title: Mofungo - Slimeball Necktie
Description: willie klein chris nelson elliot sharp robert sietsma sue garner end of the world part 2 Part No Wave, part post-punk, Mofungo were an off kilter noise band that worked in atonalities, squalling sax, and unsettling vocals. Mofungo evolved' (rather than just formed) from a group called Blinding Headache, which was essentially a running jam session that took place in a New York University dormitory. Blinding Headache morphed into Mofungo when Rick Brown left to join Information. Their first release, the Elementary Particles EP, saw release in 1980 after the band had paid some dues by backing Nico. In 1981, the band released their first full-length album, End of the World. Partially mixed by the dB's Chris Stamey, the album caught the attention of critic Robert Christgau, who managed to talk them up enough to get them a single release in the UK on Rough Trade. After 1982's Out of Line, the band went through a line-up shift, with Seth Gunning gone, drummer Jeff McGovern focusing on his other band, The Scene is Now, and sax player A.C. Chubb leaving to start a family. The album, regardless of internal strain, contained classic' Mofungo tracks that would become staples in the band's live show: "Three," "FBI Informant," and "Migrant Assembly Line Workers." Dwindled down to just two members, Robert Sietsama and Willie Klein set about enrolling new members to carry on. Joining Mofungo for the next era of the band's recording history were Chris Nelson, and Phil Dray, and the band began a three-album relationship with Lost Records, under the larger umbrella of Twin/Tone. Frederick Douglass (1985), Messenger Dogs of the Gods (1986), and End of the World, Part 2 (1987) were all well received, and the band followed the 1987 release with a tour of the Midwest in an RV driven by Yo La Tengo's Ira Kaplan. While quasi-member and producer Elliot Sharp was unable to make the trip through the heartland, he did manage to finagle the band a deal with then indie heavyweights SST, headed by former Black Flag guitarist Greg Ginn. The politically topical (attacks on Robert Bork and the air traffic controllers' strike, for example) Bugged (1988) was their first SST release, followed in 1989 with their final album, Work. In June of 1992, Mofungo played their last show at CBGB's in New York. ~ Christopher M. True, All Music Guide