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Subtitles, my friend. Subtitles.

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Cheers, Val. The response has continued to be fantastic, especially from people who were completely unaware of the band, or only knew to a couple of tunes. Striking the balance between catering for them, and (and I don't mean this disparagingly) the anoraks, and doing it within 60 minutes, was a hell of a challenge. But everyone seems happy. 🙂 I'm just glad it's been made - Alan & the band have been unfairly overlooked (not 100% Gazza's fault, but unfortunately he didn't help), and I reckon this is going to help redress the balance.

Sounds like a mare 😞

Most powerful bit for me is McCartney's 'And then there were two...' as his eyes well up. He really wanted to keep the band together, didn't he?

Fantastic 🙂

I can't agree. He's been a tool on occasion, but haven't we all?

He writes some bloody good songs, tho.

Cheers.. thank you! Slightly gutting to have to shoehorn hours of great footage into 60 minutes, but it's none the worse for it. And... 52m 48s 🙂

Gentle nudge - 9pm, BBC Four (I even have a cameo role, but blink and you'll miss it). https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0011vbk

Since OBBM jacked in, I use https://custom-lynx.co.uk.

Nice.

Sound crazy saying this, but it actually has a bit of a ‘Gone Fishing’ vibe in places, where you’re just eavesdropping in on conversation between old friends.

Currently watching it and loving it. So intimate, and the direction (both then and now) is beautiful.

If I lived anywhere near *checks notes* Saffron Walden and liked maple P's, I'd be all over that like green on beans.

Always fancied a US Lakland P. Chris Squire's was a beaut.

I'm lucky, I guess. I'm only in bands with organised, switched-on people which formed without relying on adverts like this 😄

Here's another trailer for the BBC Four documentary wot I had a hand in. It's on BBC Four tomorrow at 9pm!

You'll be telling me Mick'n'Keef don't drive themselves to gigs next.

What? Really? You learn something new every day.

"Ah, hello Mr. Palladino. No, you didn't get the gig. You hit reply on the post, didn't you? You idiot."

I'm certainly not offended, but it doesn't sound like an environment I'd want to be part of. If he'd changed the wording slightly, maybe I would.* *Again, the gig isn't for me anyway, so it's a moot point Weekend warrior or not, if you told me you've never mis-read something in a hurry, I'd suggest you were being economical with the truth.

I think we can agree that - at best - the approach is polarising.

I'm aware that people are human, yes.

Well done, you! I think quite a lot of us here will have done that too.