Excellent, I’m now expecting copious kit off moments and a decent car chase. 
I should have added frustration due to lack of kit off moments. It comes to something when a man has to use the pause button and his imagination. Effort really is a vulgar thing, we wouldn’t have put up with it in the Raj.
Still not seen it
Should think it’s on YouTube by now - definitely worth it.
Yes,it’s for sale on there. Will give it a watch sometime
Very much worth it. He died a few days ago, a timely view
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A similar music ‘re-discovery’ biopic film has record nerds conflicted currently
Why? What is the conflict about?
Long story. Most of the research and hype around Dreamin’ wild was done ten+ years prior on a forum. The reissue Co’s ‘discovery’ was actually from this particular forum as opposed to an Indiana Jones type gold strike that’s being suggested. A spicy capitalism enema for some. Personally I think the LP has it’s moments.
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I can see a film in thirty years time about the broken dreams of a forum 
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On the back of Sugarman there are literally thousands of examples of musicians faded dreams come good (Re issues / film profitable film syncs etc). Not sure the same applies to hifi forums? Perhaps it’s inverse? Maybe a documentary on midlife crisis, dissatisfaction & OCD?
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It’ll be a blockbuster
I was just referring to the forum you mentioned who i guess are feeling agreived they didn’t get a mention from the film producers re Dreamin Wild.
However, the idea of a film, or maybe a Louis Theroux style doc about the trials and tribulations of hifi and fora is strangely exciting.
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Hahah, Louis Theroux / Clouseau / Columbo would all make sound investigators. Perhaps Jessica Fletcher clutching her pearls every two seconds in appalled fear would be entertaining?
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Not sure about that, but forums everywhere - like their aging, 99%-male participants - are fading back into the obscurity and irrelevance from whence they came. The internet is becoming ever more commoditised and interaction is declining - the fiddliness of 'phones means most people have shifted to 100% consumption, rather than contribution. Even poking a “Like” button is too much effort now…
Along with message-boards and imageboards, they were the frontier towns of the internet’s wild west, so I guess one day, when they are but a memory, there really will be a story to be told…
The bunkhouse scenes, whether it be in a SW valley all but unreachable by phone or in a W Yorks dale, might need some sanitising if you’re thinking of this ever going on general release.
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hahaha snake catching husband and wife who completely ignore each other when catching dangerous snakes.
Can’t seeing this lasting many series for dead reasons
As per the bunkhouses themselves!
/pedant on
N Yorks
/pedant off
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Yeah, that too. Should have been W with a small w I guess 
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