Meades, Belgium, 1994

[@trevorgordon4266]

His best ever. Simply exquisite. Much better quality than the other postings, so thanks!

[@PeterEvansPeteTakesPictures]

My favourite Meades episode. I am so happy to find this here. Thank you, sir. The only creative surrealist non-Meades documentary I love half so much is 'Searching for the Wrong-Eyed Jesus'. Watching Meades' documentaries helps me think that maybe our existence is justified. Also, if England had not given birth to Meades, it probably would have been Belgium.

[@BigJoeChrisLewis]

He made up that stuff about the finch-singers, the underwear museum and the penguin man - surely?

[@ThreeOldDudesshow]

Nope all true. ( I'm a Brit having lived in belgium far too long. Nearly 30 years. Just wish it was actually more surreal. Beats the UK though.)

[@christopherdonovan5068]

Hey Maudeeb! - do you realise what you have done? You have saved a Masterpiece for the Nation - better still the World. Sometimes exaggeration is appropriate. God Bless and Thank you. [to say nothing of what we owe Mr Meades]

[@maudeeb]

Meades has his share of snobbish detractors, but he certainly restores my faith in the human capacity for imaginative insight.

[@christopherdonovan5068]

@@maudeeb Yea to that! And what insight I swear it is almost possible to hallucinate/riff on them. Tell me have you come across the work of James Hillman perhaps I can return the favour. Thanks again

[@maudeeb]

I haven't, will look him up, cheers

[@harviegemmell8697]

Anyone know the Music from 2.57 Onwards?

[@hamishwhitehenderson5197]

I think it might be from a Belgian avant-progressive rock band called universe zero- if it isn't it sounds so like them, all clunky, industrial, jazzy and orchestral

[@hamishwhitehenderson5197]

it specifically puts me in the mind of the music of their album "Heatwave"

[@alan-sk7ky]

19:56 Are they father Jack's or Rab Nesbit's underpants on the wall? :-)

[@forthrightgambitia1032]

15:35 James Ensor's Christ Enters Brussels in 1889.