What Music DVD Are You Watching?

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Originally posted by BigH47:


A very interesting insight to the workings of 3 generations of guitarist. Not on BR BTW.

I'm waiting for my copy.

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I know what i want to do but my bloody fingers wont have it.

Most famous guitarists one day stopped thinking about what other people could do with a guitar and found out their own way.
What about the white falcon?

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What about the white falcon?

Bass or 6 string?

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Originally posted by Gianluigi Mazzorana:

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I know what i want to do but my bloody fingers wont have it.

Most famous guitarists one day stopped thinking about what other people could do with a guitar and found out their own way.
What about the white falcon?

I don't know any famous guitarists, but all the guitarists I know are passionately interested in what other guitarists are doing. You don't need to work in a vacuum to be creative and original.

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Originally posted by BigH47:


A very interesting insight to the workings of 3 generations of guitarist. Not on BR BTW.

I enjoyed every second of this. I don't even play a guitar, it still had my attention from start to end.

Who, what inspires them, old concert footage, fantastic.

Just started watching AC/DC "Plug Me In" (Christmas prezzy). Great group (as usual), but I always wonder if Angus has damaged himself with all that head-banging.

I haven't watched the No-Man yet - I must do. I was at the show with Denis A and it was one of the hottest and stuffiest things I have ever been to.

Just watched this rather wonderful film though.

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Originally posted by Lontano:
I haven't watched the No-Man yet - I must do. I was at the show with Denis A and it was one of the hottest and stuffiest things I have ever been to.

It looked it. Good concert but I found the guitars dominated the vocals a bit particularly in the first half or thereabouts. What was the sound like on the night? The big bonus was the 86 minute documentary and the videos.

Kind Regards

Stuart

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Originally posted by agent provocateur:

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Originally posted by Lontano:
I haven't watched the No-Man yet - I must do. I was at the show with Denis A and it was one of the hottest and stuffiest things I have ever been to.

It looked it. Good concert but I found the guitars dominated the vocals a bit particularly in the first half or thereabouts. What was the sound like on the night? The big bonus was the 86 minute documentary and the videos.

Kind Regards

Stuart

Thanks Stuart - I will dig it out this weekend and watch. The sound was pretty good from what I recall. The ventilation was non existent.Cheers

DOUBLE DVD - £4.89 + £1.24 Post on Amazon!!



DOUBLE DVD FEATURING 5 CONCERTS 1990 - 2001 - £11.23 + £1.24 Post on Amazon!!

BOTH ARE AMAZING!!

Avatar - superb picture and the soundtrack really worked my rears and sub

Trying to wade through 4 hours of the Peter Cronenburgh epic about Tom Petty (Sky Arts), it's very good , but had a rest after an hour.

Is that Rory G on the cover of the Strat Masters?

The Soft Machine

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Is that Rory G on the cover of the Strat Masters?

Yes!
They're all there.
Indeed a great double set.
But no chapters and subtitles.

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Originally posted by agent provocateur:

Very good gig, my cousin (John Marshall) on drums.

Chris N

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Originally posted by Analogue Rules OK:

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Originally posted by agent provocateur:

Very good gig, my cousin (John Marshall) on drums.

Chris N

Chris,

Is that the same John Marshall who played drums on Jack Bruces Harmony Row?

Denis

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Originally posted by DenisA:

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Originally posted by Analogue Rules OK:

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Originally posted by agent provocateur:

Very good gig, my cousin (John Marshall) on drums.

Chris N

Chris,

Is that the same John Marshall who played drums on Jack Bruces Harmony Row?

Denis

Could be but i'm not sure, sorry that i can not be of more help.
I'm sure that if ROTF reads this he would know?

I know that jack played bass with John Marshall on drums on the Soft Machine album - Land Of Cockayne, which is an excellent album.

HTH

Chris N

Chris,

I have just found John's profile on Drummerworld and confirms his Harmony Row appearance. An excellent drummer who has played with some fabulous musicians.

Denis

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Originally posted by agent provocateur:

DOUBLE DVD - £4.89 + £1.24 Post on Amazon!!

DOUBLE DVD FEATURING 5 CONCERTS 1990 - 2001 -

BOTH ARE AMAZING!!

Agent,

Do these have PCM soundtracks?

I will check on Amazon, but they frequently DON'T state, even on the DVD boxes.

Thx,

M

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Originally posted by Analogue Rules OK:

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Originally posted by DenisA:

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Originally posted by Analogue Rules OK:

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Originally posted by agent provocateur:

Very good gig, my cousin (John Marshall) on drums.

Chris N

Chris,

Is that the same John Marshall who played drums on Jack Bruces Harmony Row?

Denis

Could be but i'm not sure, sorry that i can not be of more help.
I'm sure that if ROTF reads this he would know?

I know that jack played bass with John Marshall on drums on the Soft Machine album - Land Of Cockayne, which is an excellent album.

HTH

Chris N

Hi Dennis, Chris

Yes John Marshall played drums and percussion on ex-Manfred Mann's bassist Jack Bruce's Songs foe a Tailor in 1969 and Harmony Row in 1971.

John was the drummer with Nucleus at the time of Harmony Row; he joined the Soft Machine in 1972 for the elpee Fifth and is still a member of Soft Machine Legacy (more of a project than a group).

John appears on many diverse albums including the original Lloyd Webber/Rice Jesus Christ Superstar from 1970.

And to complete the Manfred's loop, I think John was the drummer on Mike D'Abo's original cut of Handbags and Gladrags, however it was the version Mike gave and produced for Chris Farlowe that was the hit.

HTH Rotf