Favourite Rock/music doco's
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Favourite Rock/music doco's
For me it would have to be...
The history of Rock n Roll
Walk on By
The Real Buddy Holly Story (I think that's what it's called!)
What are yours?
The history of Rock n Roll
Walk on By
The Real Buddy Holly Story (I think that's what it's called!)
What are yours?
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#1) Love Story (the story of Arthur Lee & Love)
2) A Skin Too Few-Nick Drake
3) DONT (sic) LOOK BACK- 1965 Dylan... inducted into the Library of Congress as one of the most important music documentaries of the 20th Century
4) The Compleat(sic) Beatles- available only on VHS right now...brilliant history of the Beatles with great insights by George Martin
5) LET IT BE- a painful but brilliant document of the END...
6)WOODSTOCK of course!!
7) Monterey Pop Festival
2) A Skin Too Few-Nick Drake
3) DONT (sic) LOOK BACK- 1965 Dylan... inducted into the Library of Congress as one of the most important music documentaries of the 20th Century
4) The Compleat(sic) Beatles- available only on VHS right now...brilliant history of the Beatles with great insights by George Martin
5) LET IT BE- a painful but brilliant document of the END...
6)WOODSTOCK of course!!
7) Monterey Pop Festival
"After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music".
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NIce avatar, Victor...may we see a larger shot?Silver Forest wrote:some of the episodes from the series The Blues http://www.pbs.org/theblues/
Marvellous stuff inside
Looks like a Doors meet Grandma Moses painting.
"After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music".
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I'm glad you like itjamestkirk wrote:NIce avatar, Victor...may we see a larger shot?Silver Forest wrote:some of the episodes from the series The Blues http://www.pbs.org/theblues/
Marvellous stuff inside
Looks like a Doors meet Grandma Moses painting.
After a Mary Singleton (http://www.marysingletonart.com) painting: "CIRCUS PARADE", I found on the net.

Final result after a adding the guy that does not petition the Lord with prayer:

I've done it when I made some imagery for The Soft Parade.
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New York Doll
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwD04NsnLLg
Has Cocksucker Blues ever gotten a bootleg release?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwD04NsnLLg
Has Cocksucker Blues ever gotten a bootleg release?
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