Title: I Don't Believe You by The Magnetic Fields (Music Video)
Description: "This video taught me how to love."

Title: The Magnetic Fields-California Girls-live Los Angeles 3/3/08
Description: The Magnetic Fields perform "California Girls" from their album "Distortion" live at the Music Box at the Henry Fonda Theatre in Hollywood/Los Angeles, California, on March 3, 2008. Sorry, my view of singer Shirley Simms is blocked for most of the video. She becomes visible near the end. (okeastron video)

Title: The Magnetic Fields-Papa Was A Rodeo-live Los Angeles 3/3/08
Description: The Magnetic Fields, with Stephin Merritt singing lead, perform "Papa Was A Rodeo" from their album "69 Love Songs" live at the Music Box at the Henry Fonda Theatre in Hollywood/Los Angeles, California, on March 3, 2008. I had to upload this video again because for some reason it wasn't loading on YouTube. (okeastron video)

Title: strange powers by magnetic fields
Description: This is Tania Tashan and a revealing impression of her miraculous powers. With music from the magnetic fields, the song strange powers.

Title: The Magnetic Fields - I Thought I Was Your Boyfriend - live Los Angeles 3/3/08
Description: The Magnetic Fields perform "I Thought I Was Your Boyfriend" from their album "i" live at the Music Box at the Henry Fonda Theatre in Hollywood/Los Angeles, California, on March 3, 2008. Actually, Stephin Merritt performs "I Thought I Was Your Boyfriend," then Claudia Gonson performs "Water Torture," so you get two songs in this video. (okeastron video)

Title: The Magnetic Fields - Too Drunk To Dream - live LA 3/3/08
Description: The Magnetic Fields perform "Too Drunk To Dream" from their album "Distortion" live at the Music Box at the Henry Fonda Theatre in Hollywood/Los Angeles, California, on March 3, 2008. Pretty good view of Stephin Merritt, Claudia Gonson, and Shirley Simms in this video. (okeastron video)

Title: Luckiest Guy On The Lower East Side
Description: I designed and animated this video for a class assignment instructed by Gail Anderson. The assignment permitted the use of b/w color, Adobe fonts and a song. I chose "The Luckiest Guy on the Lower East Side" by the Magnetic Fields. Keep in mind the original size of this video is 1.65 GB and is reduced to 20% for YouTube and then stretched back out for preview. If you would like to see at original size please contact me!

Title: The Magnetic Fields-Drive On, Driver-live Los Angeles 3/3/08
Description: The Magnetic Fields, with Shirley Simms and Claudia Gonson singing leads, perform "Drive On, Driver" from their album "Distortion" live at the Music Box at the Henry Fonda Theatre in Hollywood/Los Angeles, California, on March 3, 2008. Yes, there is somebody's big head in between Claudia and Shirley. (okeastron video)

Title: The Magnetic Fields: Too Drunk To Dream (Live in Berlin)
Description: Passionskirche Kreuzberg 06.07.2008

Title: Jean Michel Jarre - Magnetic Fields 2
Description: 1981) Celebrated as the European electronic music community's premier ambassador, composer JeanMichel Jarre elevated the synthesizer to new peaks of popularity during the 1970s, in the process emerging as an international superstar renowned for his dazzling concert spectacles. The son of the famed film composer Maurice Jarre, he was born August 24, 1948, in Lyon, France, and began studying piano at the age of five. Abandoning classical music as a youth, Jarre became enamored of jazz before forming a rock band called Mystere IV; in 1968, he became a pupil of the musique concrète pioneer Pierre Schaeffer, joining Groupe de Recherches Musicales. His early experiments in electroacoustic music yielded the 1971 single "La Cage"; the fulllength Deserted Palace followed a year later. Jarre's early works were largely unsuccessful, and gave little indication of the work to follow. As he struggled to find his own voice, he wrote for a variety of singers, including Françoise Hardy, and also composed for films. Seeking to push electronic music away from its minimalist foundations as well as the formal abstractions of its most experimental practitioners, he slowly developed the orchestrated melodicism of his 1977 breakthrough effort, Oxygène, an enormous commercial hit that reached the number two spot on the U.K. pop charts. The followup, 1978's Equinoxe, was also a smash, and a year later Jarre held the first in a series of massive openair concerts at the Place de la Concorde in Paris, the estimated one million spectators on hand earning him a place in The Guinness Book of World Records. Only in the wake of 1981's Les Chants Magnétiques (Magnetic Fields) did Jarre mount a proper tour, traveling to China with a staggering amount of stage equipment in tow; the five performances, performed backed by some 35 traditional instrumentalists, later generated the LP Concerts in China. Released in 1983, Music for Supermarkets instantly became one of the most collectible albums in history recorded for an art exhibit, only one copy was ever pressed, selling at a charity auction for close to 10,000. The master was then incinerated, guaranteeing the record's rarity. Jarre's next proper release was 1984's Zoolook, which failed to connect with audiences with the same success as its predecessors. A twoyear hiatus followed before he resurfaced on April 5, 1986, with an extravagant live performance in Houston celebrating NASA's silver anniversary; in addition to the over one million in attendance, it was also broadcast on global television. RendezVous appeared a few weeks later, and after another highly visual live date in Lyon, France, Jarre assembled the best material from the two events as the 1987 concert LP Cities in Concert: Houston/Lyon. Revolutions, featuring the legendary Shadows guitarist Hank B. Marvin, followed in 1988, and a year later a third concert LP, dubbed simply Jarre Live, hit stores. After 1990's En Attendant Cousteau (Waiting for Cousteau), Jarre mounted his biggest live experience yet, with an attendance of over two and a half million fans converging on Paris to see him perform in honor of Bastille Day. The decade to follow proved surprisingly quiet, however, and apart from the occasional live appearance Jarre was largely removed from the limelight; finally, in 1997 he issued Oxygène 713, updating his concepts for a new musical era. - Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

Title: The Magnetic Fields - When my boy walks down the street
Description: Video: Queer as folk, Season 2, Episode 3. Music: The Magnetic Fields, "When my boy walks down the street". From the album "69 Love Songs (Vol. 2)", 1999, Merge Records. Visita http://castoygay.blogspot.com

Title: Cover of "With Whom To Dance" by The Magnetic Fields
Description: A cover of The Magnetic Fields' "With Whom To Dance" on piano. Yes, the piano is in need of tuning.

Title: Jean Michel Jarre - Magnetic Fields 2
Description: Magnetic Fields, parte 2. Completo. En directo Concierto de La Defense, Paris, 1990.

Title: Magnetic Fields 2 Jane Michel Jarre
Description: Jarre Music

Title: Magnetic Fields: I Don't Want To Get Over You.
Description: I've always wanted to do animation. This is the first project I started in After Effects. I drew everything by hand and colored it in the computer. I picked my favorite song, because I knew I would have to listen to it on repeat.