Sunday Night Documentary-Let the Outside World Know!
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David Smith
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rollinder
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I've just watched the documentary - especially mind blowing parts for me were: Syd's mention at the begining & Roger mentioning his connection to Brain Damage (which I just seemed to feel on the 1st/2nd listen, made all sort of dodgy connections between the lyrics and something I'd read about Syd), David & Rick seperetly recreating their parts + David demostrating how pieces fitted together, the mix of live & demo recordings, the isolated vocals & instriments...most of it really.
It didn't feel like this watching it but once it was finished it seemed short (didn't get to see the whole programme though - tape cut off during Brain Damage section while Roger was talking about the emotion of the album - don't know how much was left) wanted more.
I've just watched the 25 min EPK as well, & there's loads of material in there that should have been in the documentary.
Strangely it wasn't noticable watching the main show that much was missing but vewing this I could feel the holes
The interviews (Roger and David's especilly) look like they're mostly from material cut from the TV programme - in parts I couldd tell exactly where they should have fitted - hopefully the DVD edition will include this in the appropiate places.
but it's defiinitly going to be worth buying anyway.
It didn't feel like this watching it but once it was finished it seemed short (didn't get to see the whole programme though - tape cut off during Brain Damage section while Roger was talking about the emotion of the album - don't know how much was left) wanted more.
I've just watched the 25 min EPK as well, & there's loads of material in there that should have been in the documentary.
Strangely it wasn't noticable watching the main show that much was missing but vewing this I could feel the holes
The interviews (Roger and David's especilly) look like they're mostly from material cut from the TV programme - in parts I couldd tell exactly where they should have fitted - hopefully the DVD edition will include this in the appropiate places.
but it's defiinitly going to be worth buying anyway.