Super Furry Animals - The Early Furry Years

[@stevogeezer]

Saw SFA at a festival at Bangor rugby club with The Fall special guests. Awesome weekend. Bangor rocks !

[@aledrhysparry2960]

Pesda Rocs

[@NotOrdinaryInGames]

Refreshing to get an interview in Welsh. Oh, and thanks for the ABRUPT ENDING!

[@TheLlanDrovers]

fuck off notordinaryblahblahblah

[@agasyahkarim8191]

This is amazing! Gwaith da, S4C! (Hope I got that right. Ha.)

[@jimboro7]

is there somewhere i can watch the full documentary?

[@thenickyroberts]

What's the name of the first Ffa Coffi Pawb song on this video?

[@benjefc]

Anyone got the second half?

[@christinamcdonagh3612]

Dont you sometimes wish everybody would f#ck off and drink coffee?? Cymru am byth. Most underrated band of my generation.

[@skiddydistress1610]

Who are the girl band on the bus?

[@webwobarwla]

Y Gwefrau

[@stephen3511]

Ghhghhuuu yughgb jjjjkii y;lllillllii love SFA 👊🏻💥

[@elecsomify]

Hope Gruffs politics have moved on slightly since then, calling someone a fascist for not agreeing with the nationalisation of the railways!

[@jockwink]

I think he meant 'stupid'. Was he incorrect?

[@Coybito]

There are two different points Gruff is making here: one is that Elwyn Jones is a fascist, the other is that the show (S4C's iDot) was sponsored by Alphaline, a brand used post-privatisation in Wales (and elsewhere). Gruff disagrees with both Jones and railway privatisation, but isn't suggesting that his issues with Jones are connected to railway privatisation.