On my radio show this week I interview Brett Morgen - all about Crossfire Hurricane, the film he directed - hope you like it - some good insights he shares

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thanks hb .... interesting stuff...
I know Bretts mentioned it before but what about the rest of those 80 hrs of interviews



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thanks hb .... interesting stuff...
I know Bretts mentioned it before but what about the rest of those 80 hrs of interviews

Oh, for a "fly on the wall" bootleg disc or two of Bill Wyman's rumored catharsis--that alone would be worth the price of a Stones (VIP package) ticket.



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That was fantastic. Brett sounded like he was in a phone booth on the moon, but once I got past that, great interview. Thanks for making access to it. I would love to know what he's going to do with the almost 80 hours of unused interviews. Now I want to know more about what Wyman said.

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That was fantastic. Brett sounded like he was in a phone booth on the moon, but once I got past that, great interview. Thanks for making access to it. I would love to know what he's going to do with the almost 80 hours of unused interviews. Now I want to know more about what Wyman said.

on the moon - hahahaha- yeah his phone SUCKED - i usually will only do in person for that reason - but for him we bend - thanks for listening

my understanding is that the rest of the outtakes belong to the band

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my understanding is that the rest of the outtakes belong to the band

Which probably means Mick Jagger and we'll never hear them in our lifetime.

Really interesting...thanks for the link. I think jagger may release some of the outtakes sooner than later to capitolise on the renewed interest in the band. Hope so.

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my understanding is that the rest of the outtakes belong to the band

Which probably means Mick Jagger and we'll never hear them in our lifetime.

precisely - he drove this train

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Really interesting...thanks for the link. I think jagger may release some of the outtakes sooner than later to capitolise on the renewed interest in the band. Hope so.

I hope so - but given that it sounds like he didn't even really want to do this, hard tio mimagine

The vault may not be as full, but we only saw snippets of a lot of things in Crossfire. Isn't there more footage of them dressing up in drag for the photo shoot of HYSYMB? It's probably true that we're running out of Brian video.

It seems that Morgen has provided the reason for why the film stops as it does in 1981. He explains that Jagger did not want to do a traditional documentary where the band is shown sitting down and talking, but that it should instead be entertaining and, as Morgen mentions early on in the interview, the film should therefore be focused around a story. So he bases the film on that phase of their career where they were hated by everyone--wearing the "black hat" as it were--and lets it span up to the turning point in their career--1981/1982--where, all of a sudden, they are beloved by everyone, which begins the next--and present--phase of their career. He also mentions that there will not be another film, so, no sequel to cover 1981 to the present as many here originally speculated.

Thanks! This was great! Fellow collector also envious of the vault access! :-)

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my understanding is that the rest of the outtakes belong to the band

Which probably means Mick Jagger and we'll never hear them in our lifetime.

precisely - he drove this train

Got to leave a steady stream of boxed set limited edition archive releases for gneraTions to come....

Great. Listening to it now, tasty use of Plundering in the intro.

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Great. Listening to it now, tasty use of Plundering in the intro.

thanks - hope you enjoy it - WISH they were doing Plunder this tour

Just listened, - although I had some problems understanding. Thanx, HB.
I found the idea of doing this docu a bit different very good.I'm tired of all those interview-docus. I only think they could have done even better . .

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Just listened, - although I had some problems understanding. Thanx, HB.
I found the idea of doing this docu a bit different very good.I'm tired of all those interview-docus. I only think they could have done even better . .

thanks, CC

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my understanding is that the rest of the outtakes belong to the band

Which probably means Mick Jagger and we'll never hear them in our lifetime.

precisely - he drove this train

Got to leave a steady stream of boxed set limited edition archive releases for gneraTions to come....

i doubt we'll ever hear the outtakes