where is this damn doc?!

Great guy and drummer - Peter Ehrlich

It's funny how Rob talks about the Nick Rhodes haircut, because I had the same one and the entire reason I bought Arias and Symphonies was because the guy on the back (Rob) had THAT haircut and I figured there was a pretty good chance I was gonna like the music. I bought a lot of new music based purely on the cover art, and this time was a win for sure! I also attempted, albeit rather badly, to reproduce sounds off records I was obsessed with using this shitty electric keyboard my mom had rented for her basement band to use. The first record I ever bought was the 45 of Gary Newman Cars (I was in grade 4 and my small town classmates thought I was the weirdest kid in existence) so I endeavoured to get those sounds out of that relic keyboard 😂 along with The Human League etc. Imagine this little girl attempting to play "Being Boiled" 😂 no wonder they thought I was weird. Anyway... the organic progression of all the different influences he talks about makes a helluva lot of sense, cuz I was doing a similar thing at the same age. Good times!

The film is the usual stupid b.s., making a big deal about a sloppy concert , hyping some major importance in regards to it as some sort of touchstone event..the fact is ,they have so little footage,and à lot of hot air.

Unless you had been traveling there was no quarantine. Young people really need to stop spreading false things about that time period.

Cammy da dog

The legends should be remembered, keep up the good work Mike.

George Michael ended his business/manager relationship with Simon Napier Bell in the 1980s - for reasons easily found if you search online and not for a good reason. That he is making money off a documentary about GM is rather unseemly and I don't personally intend to watch it given what I know but I hope there isn't too much speculation from Napier Bell about GM given how that business relationship ended.

Nobody sings “Bette Davis Eyes” like KIM CARNES! KIM CARNES has just released “Bette Davis Eyes (Kim’s Version)” produced by herself. It’s available on the streaming services (KZbin, Spotify, etc).

Great interview!

Stevie it was your Porche 911 You had me in the car and We saw him...true story. Tv

And then u found a young dude Jimmy Phillips...and u gave me a career that took me everywhere.. Thanks sir...

Guy looks like an evil scientist…

There are obvious errs by corporate disingenuous answers. Numerous deviance of to dispel perfunctory unknowns. Opportunist Aussie by diverging from format, ruined GM’s interview to be the outer of GM. Might’ve been the ruination of one’s trusts. As opportunist, ask why he’d become an ex? Non devotional precept, devoid of nonoccupational concerns. Untrustworthy ambiance, the deflection of questions causing perplexity, while utilizing reminiscence of published knowledge. Grandeur in caring, nor of GM’s trust, does not reside within this pretense, a sad contrived rarity, misrepresented.

I’d lean towards profiteering abides by no allegiances, now, then nor ever. Deepening billions by activating resurgence and airplay, might likely be entirely mortally bereft.

Many gay people have worn leather jackets for years, there were always butch gay men or just anyone wearing leather.

George talent remains legendary. Taking Sony to court was epic.

Is Mary still living?

Eddie Van Halen used metal guitar picks copper and brass. EVH said he believed he got tongue cancer from always holding the picks in his mouth in the exact same spot where he got the tongue cancer

Isn't there anything new about GM's life , because every Documentary is pretty much the same . At least SNB, isn't trashing him like his own cousin has on many occasions . Jealousy 😢

Great interview and really glad to know about the documentary that is ready to come out. A lot of things that Simon said about George are quite interessting, like the revelation that George never wrote down his lyrics, it was all in his head/memory. He was a genius and we all miss him a lot. Thank you very much for this video. Cheers!

Great guy.

Played my high school.

I miss MuchMusic the way it used to be before all the "reality show" bull**** started. When they used to play nothing but music videos because after all...they were "The Nation's Music Station". I remember hanging around "Speaker's Corner" a few times making cheesy videos and standing in front of the windows watching my fave VJs doing their on-air work. Had the BIGGEST crush on Erica Ehm, too. One of my favorite parts of MuchMusic was the game show "Test Pattern" with the late great Dan Gallagher. Living in Montreal, I also frequented the studios of MusiquePlus quite often. Great memories!

I was at this great performance. I was also backstage. Jim Morrison was a bit off, John Lennon performed it was awesome and all the golden oldies

This was a joy to listen to with many interesting questions and fun new stories. “Somehow in a Dream” is a great dip into the more emotionally vulnerable songs on the newest Odds album and Craig sang it beautifully here. There are also some rock n roll bangers and journeys along other musical roads on “Crash the Time Machine” too. Thanks for doing this interview.

"Promo SM"

You ain't Fair 😞........😓😢😥😘❤️💯🖖🖖😎

He was quiet, he was quiet he was quiet 🤫

I love Harvey, but as a Welshman so wish he would not talk about us in the UK as 'English'. How about 'British' and 'Britain' Harvey? Is there any wonder that 9 out of 20 Scots voted for independence back in 2014? Thank heavens we are still a British people… but using English for British sure does not help keep us united. So please Harvey, use 'English' when speaking specifically about England. You are a great life force, Harvey… long may you prosper. ~ Dai Woosnam, Grimsby, England, UK.

Loved watching this! Mark Howard. What a legend he is.

Imagine being served coffee by Jim Morrison as much as he could be an ordinary guy he definitely was Guided by some Supernatural destiny

Quiero escuchan you album de los años 1990 alguna cosa de tortugas

Bobby relájate bro

The sad thing about this amazing outdoor concert was that certain artists (Chicago, The Doors, Alice Cooper) did not allow their performances to be filmed. Had this event been managed properly it would have rivaled Woodstock.

Super enjoyable conversation… Although I was already sort of “on the road“ through much of much music heyday, it was always a touchstone when I would be back in Canada. As it goes, years later had a great coffee and conversation with Christopher Ward and always get a kick out of asking him about playing in Ming Tea, as well as flashback of meeting Erica Ehm (on the same trip to Toronto as I first met Karim) and she was even more excited about what I/we were up to as I was about meeting her. I really really really should’ve taken a snapshot together to show my pals back in Surrey (the Scarborough of BC). #swooooon Greg, excuse my ignorance, but what was your band? Sean was fantastically well spoken & thoughtful - and yes, it’s really a golden age of niche documentaries. & peace to the memory of the magnificent Gordon Lightfoot.

where can i see the film? i watched the concert from someones roof at the corner of st george and bloor

A1 interview

This is a very cool interview. Johnny is a wealth of knowledge and experience.

Can't wait to see this. I was hanging around Varsity Stadium but I was too young to get in (no money) and too intimidated (wild hippies...hahaha).

Great point. Having all the artists available was cosmic.

Word is that Chicago's performance wasn't filmed as manager James William Guercio refused to allow it. But I saw a brief snippet of the band in the trailer; maybe they got footage from another source? Hope so!

What an absolutely delightful interview. Really enjoyed it 😊

I attended the Rock'n Roll Revival. When Yoko was screaming in the bag, I had my binoculars focused on Eric Clapton and, to this day!, I've NEVER seen anyone look more embarrassed and humiliated. Put his arm on his amp and his head on his forearm. Yoko aside, it was a pretty good set for a band that never played together before. In fact, John said, "We're just gonna play numbers we know because we never played together before." And then they played Blue Suede Shoes. I'd heard rumours (maybe at the event) that John Lennon was gonna be there but I didn't believe it, even though I _knew_ he'd be keen to see all the acts from his past at one place and time. Jerry Lee Lewis TORE THE JOiNT DOWN! Chuck Berry was the perfect image of himself. Little Richard was fabulous. Bo Diddley was a treat. The Doors were fantastic. I'd never heard of Alice Cooper at that time but I was impressed with his set. He had some theatre with the music and I thought it clever. (When he went over the top with the facepaint and all, he lost me as a fan.) I'm going to see Revival69 tomorrow at Hot Docs and I'm really looking forward to it. I was _so_ pleased to find out it was made. I never expected to see those performances again and, as viewers will see, there were terrific performances.

Win Win Magic - Thank you all...and now to find an opportunity to see the film in BC in 2023!

awesome interview. you got tidbits nobody else has. congrats!

Enjoy this interview with @neonbloommusic

Jim was the consummate southern gentleman........

Robby K the bad member interviewed that song was written for his girlfriend.

Thank you! Great interview! RIP Taylor Hawkins.