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Live version of After the Storm by MacGray - Video by Félix Panis featuring scenes from:

Der Sieger by Walter Ruttmann (1921)

Australia's Luxury Train - Pathé (1962)

Formations - Chevrolet Motor Company (1936)

Above the Horizon - American Meteorological Society (1967)

Small Town or City Viewed From Train [CLN-36-C-23-B]

Convective clouds by John Friedman (1971)

Look to Lockheed for Leadership - Lockheed Martin (1940)

Mechanical principles by Ralph Steiner (1930)

Los Angeles-area railroad [PET0981_R-3_LA] (1946)

Rail by Geoffrey Jones - (1968)

The Big City by Charles Guggenheim (1950)

The Shock of the New by Hughes Robert (1980)

The Image of the City by Eames Ray (1973)

View from space - McGraw-Hill Book Co (1969)

Visual meditation: Driving in Western Kansas by Laura Gilchrist (2018)

Wheels of progress by John A. McGee (1950)

Eisenbahn by Lutz Mommartz (1967)

Ballet mècanique by Fernand Léger (1924)

Take it easy by Jam Handy (1936)

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