Looking for Center of the Sun

CArnesen · Post by **CArnesen** » Fri Jul 11, 2003 1:05 pm

Ladies and genetlemen, I'm looking for the AX 2003 Best Drama and Otaku Outpost Choice Award winning video, Center of the Sun by Jonathan Backer (Feanor's Music Videos).

Unfortunitely his website (http://www.feanorsamv.com/) is not responding (DNS servers are dening his existance)... So his email address won't function either.

Any assistance would be appreciated, thank you and please move forward...

kmv · Post by **kmv** » Fri Jul 11, 2003 5:09 pm

He has never posted in the forums, but he does log in from time to time - he last did so on the 10th of June, so you could try to PM him, his email is not public but he might receive the notification.

http://www.animemusicvideos.org/phpBB/p ... ost&u=1397

His domain IS alive - it doesn't expire until 27-Dec-2003, I guess something has happened to his hosting. Unfortunately he hasn't supplied a contact address for the domain; he is relying on the hosting company to act as the technical contact.

If you want to contact them, they are FeaturePrice, and the contact is:
bedns@bedns.com
Ph: 1-800-605-4883

I wouldn't expect them to just give you his contact details, but they might forward an email if you asked nicely.

If that still fails then it is possible to dig deeper - it just takes longer.

TaranT · Post by **TaranT** » Sat Jul 12, 2003 3:07 am

FeaturePrice was bought out a few months ago. Maybe that's the problem with his hosting.

The song "Center of the Sun" is on the debut (and only) release by Conjure One: http://www.discogs.com/release/161743

Amazon.com review wrote:When it comes to popular music, a proven formula is a safer bet than chancing something new. Apparently, such is the wisdom behind Conjure One, the new project spearheaded by Delerium and Front Line Assembly architect Rhys Fulber. As he did with Delerium, Fulber pairs guest vocalists of the mostly ethereal variety with gauzy ambient-tribal pop full of Eastern shadings and just enough chanting to maintain the spooky quotient. And when Fulber nails a vibe--as he does twice with singer Poe on the dreamy, goose-fleshy "Center of the Sun" and the downright chilling "Make a Wish," and with Tea Party belter Jeff Martin on the widescreen "Premonition"--he nails it, creating a haunted landscape best described as New Age-worldbeat. There are some clunkers here, too. Sinead O'Connor is thwarted by the leaden clichés littering "Tears from the Moon," and Israeli vocalist Chemda shamelessly borrows from the late, great Ofra Haza to negligible effect. But anyone who dug the Delerium project--or kindred spirits such as Dead Can Dance--will declare Conjure One a success. --Kim Hughes