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Squeeze - Splore
Television (Full Length Episode) – 2004
The Splore summer music festival has always been as much about alternative lifestyles as live music: in other words, it's a poi twirling, hippie paradise. Presenter Jane Yee teams up with Evan Short — one half of electronica act Concord Dawn — to wander around the idyllic Waharau Regional Park setting, take a wedding snap at the 'Las Vegas Wedding Chapel', and witness the air-cracking skills of The Wild Whip Man. Yee also chats to Fat Freddy's Drop and Nathan Haines, and showcases videos for 'Don't Tell Me' (Concord Dawn), 'Hope' (Fat Freddy's), and 'Doot Dude' (Haines).
It's all just actually one song, ever since Fat Freddy's first started. It's only ever been one song. We just kinda add to it every time.– Vocalist Dallas Tamaira jokes about his band's output
Key Cast & Crew
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Acknowledgements
Made with funding from NZ On Air
Music
Theme music: Timmy Schumacher vs Baitercell
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