Do you know where exactly they are from? I can help you with that.

This was 1976. It's not the same country in 2023.

São pessoas de um Portugal profundo , ainda mais naqueles tempos. O mesmo tem o Brasil filmes do Brasil profundo que ninguém entende nada, mas para isso existe as legendas no video ----só clicar-

1976

Oh its been how many years.Everytime I watch oldest of old films it gives mixed emotions,sad,love,joy,lonely and fear.Life must be very very old.

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A___Tailor I like how he put it in the interview with Lars ulrich he said everyone else has their own projects.. and they are theirs. LCD Soundsystem is his. It’s his music his format the way he wants it to sound and feel. And his friends play it the way he wants it to be. That’s truly the great thing about it... it was never supposed to be a thing to begin with... it was just a group of friends playing a couple of shows back in 2002... and some how some way it turned into LCD Soundsystem. But it’s still just that.. a group of friends playing music together having a good time. With lyrics that actually mean something.

Good call. I have often wondered (unfairly though) who LCD Soundsystem compares to. I am very limited in my circle that appreciates their albums.

Bendage that's what I've always been saying bendage, I was completely obsessed with this doc as it was the first time I was really exposed to LCD... Soo glad they are back, and they played it right... Their music deserves to be in arenas and headlining spots worldwide... Can't wait to catch my first show... I will most certainly dance myself clean...

He's out of line, but he's right

Your brother probably wouldn't even begin to understand how James' techniques for the placement of percussion even works.

Man ur so cool how can I be like u

I feel sorry for your kid brother who now has to pay off your completely avoidable LCD Soundsystem debt.

Robin S. And your brother's band is called?

yeah...the kids...are coming up from behind

"Peckinpah mastered both Ford & Hawks in "Ride the high Country" Not even close.

Seth Lewd How far then? Why? Elaborate.

rmGuera When you say "mastered" them, to me, you're implying that he surpassed what they were already good at. Ride the High Country is not even close to what Hawks thought was entertaining, as he explains here. To give you an example. Ride the High Country is many times mawkish and boring. If you listened closely in this interview you'd understand that's the exact opposite of what Hawks likes and does for his movies.

Seth Lewd I think that's the very point. It's about being believable in what the objective of the story is. This is why I wrote about "Red River" & it's ridiculous ending to such an incredible movie priorly. Up till than it was believable but Hawks obviously wants it "entertaining". And maybe for the price of entertainmet (like pop corn for Ch sake) - well, being believable is what "Ride the HC" is - no matter if you like it or it bores you, it's coherence (menaning - he adequately finishes what he started) is above many things Hawks (in this case less Ford) even aimed. All in all Hawks is about charm & liking (which I respect) and Sam is about essence & search of it. Meaning: no matter how good or charming you are, level of that can't reach search for essence. But you must be really good at it & sam was in spades. Maybe "Red River" ending IS good for Hawks, his heroes don't really mean what they do - as I said - hysterical girl talks them out of it. All the realtion (real life) between them was just a play, just entertainment, as you put it. Not saying fatality is the only answer, but if (as Hawks is) you're "essentially" tough - it is about the life's answer to that. And your conclusion when facing it. In (too many of) Hawks' movies - they "don't mean it" at the end. Like him, I suppose - he can't accept (understand?) "High Noon" idea, for Ch sake. Charming old man, but... Maybe "To have & have not" is best equilibrated on that aspect in all his movies. Great rhythm (it's where he is incredible, really, difficult to surpass), fun characters & flirts with realism in superb way. Staying at the same level from start to end. Sam ment it. And in more than one movie - Ford also. Howks is not (doesn't want to or not capable of) dealing & accepting consequences of what he put in his movies. His movies are mostly great + great fun, but ridiculous in finalizing (understanding) their premisses. Maybe he simply couldn't. Nice place to be, tho. Sorry for the length, I tried my best (...)

rmGuera "It's about being believable in what the objective of the story is." I don't know understand you. "he can't accept (understand?) "High Noon" idea" Yeah, he doesn't like that the sheriff is an unprofessional "wet chicken". I can understand that. You don't have to see eye to eye with Hawks, but his movies do end well. I don't think its fair to say Peckinpah has mastered Hawks since his style is not remotely close to Hawks'. He simply tells different stories.

+Bruce Bart the eloquence lyrics and poetry relate to a miscarriage he and his wife suffered as I understand ... bless them

disagree. part of the beauty when live is that no song resembles the studio version. pat mahoney was an ANIMAL in the drums, almost a machine. and i dont believe murphy was a crap, he just didn't know how to sing, and that gave his songs a character.

You try and sing for 2hr by this point and lets hear how you sound. Sounds fine to me and I've been a LCD fan for years.

i also disagree. The vinyl version of the concert is just sublime. Exactly how it should be.

Would have to disagree, I found his voice to stand up well. Especially considering how near impossible it is to capture the live essence in a video recording.

I might suggest that "live" does not equal "live video on KZbin" (although I think this video is great, certainly not shockingly bad ...) LCD might be the best live band of the last decade or so. You have to actually see them live to understand.