They looked so young. I can remember at the time (nearly 20 years ago) everyone that thought they were ancient.

It's amazing that not only are they still around. They are still the biggest band in the world.

sweet neo con Wrote:
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> (i have to admit...one of the first scenes in Part
> One... made me think of Borat)

The part where Mick is introduced to the musicians (2nd clip), reminded me of the Borat scene in the supermarket.

cc Wrote:
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> are you 2 alluding specifically to the romantic
> angst around Anita, discussed in another thread
> about this film, or more generally to brian's fate
> and the "blurry" times of 1967?

It's just a feeling I get from the film, all of the above mixed together!?

My own experience of revisiting places where important events in your life have played out is weird, brings out thoughts and emotions you've forgotten about etc.

I always think they seem a little ill at ease talking about Brian, I mean ever since he died. Brian is obviously a bit of a focal point during this visit.

Not sure if the others heard the Master Musicians in person back then, but the implication seems to be that it was Brian's thing and that Mick and Keith didn't.



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I saw this posted here a few months ago...
great stuff



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The complete BBC documentary in EX quality DVD can be found on Dime