ScottFromWyoming wrote:

Wouldn't you just know it? We were out in Meenaleck, Donegal (aka the Boonies) on a rainy Wednesday night and Móglaí Bap comes in with some friends. 

Just a teaser, but yeah, turned up to 11 I say.

Did I mention this one already? It is terrific.

nice doc on Norman's Rare Guitars, about the guy who virtually created the retail model for rare guitars, and sold one to so many big artists. 

 buddy wrote: 
Saw it this afternoon. A. Maz. Ing. 

 Manbird wrote: Something was blowin' in the wind.
A man of many talents obviously.

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:
We really enjoyed it. Its been a long time since I’ve gone back to Dylan’s music before Nashville Skyline.

 Manbird wrote:


He's lucky if he can still control liquids with that thing.

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:

with his winky?

 buddy wrote: Saw it yesterday.
We enjoyed it.
Afterwards, in the bathroom, an older than me!!?!!..  gentleman, was whistling "Blowin' in the Wind" at a urinal.

I'm a big Timothee Chalamet & Bob Dylan fan, going to check this film out on Thursday. 

Grateful Dead England 1970 (The Lost Film)

"...the camera crew was dosed during filming and the project was abandoned."

How to say that?

For onlyfans!

Thin Lizzy: Outlawed - The Real Phil Lynott - 

Watch on YT.

Just watched this very beautiful film.
It is a story about a famous producer told through the eyes of his son:

Conny Plank: The Potential of Noise (2017)
In the 70s and 80s, artists such as Kraftwerk, David Bowie, Brian Eno, Gianna Nannini, Ultravox and the Eurythmics queued to record in Conny Plank's studio, a farmhouse near Cologne (Imdb).

There's a German version on YT.

 lily34 wrote:

It was really good - the good stuff and the bad.

 maryte wrote:

oooo i want to see this. 

 Manbird wrote:
I've watched about 75% of it, and honestly the show is a bit frustrating.  It's all over the place.  The conversations with the band are incredible, but there aren't enough of them and the editing seems more like filling time than story telling.  It's all "good"....but it feels more like high end music videos cobbled together than documentary to me.