What Difference Does It Make? A Film About Making Music

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Hat tip to Peter Kirn @ CDM.

Via RMBA

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cheers!

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Saw that on facebook today, definitely gonna give it a watch tonight.

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Had a few beers and watched it last night. Pretty good, although not consistent (there seems to be a fewer and fewer really meaningful exchanges for a long stretch around 2/3 of the way in; too much footage of people who seemed to me to be more photogenic than talented; too much 4 on the floor) - but there was enough overall to make it worthwhile. You might not get anything new from this - or maybe you will - but it serves as more of an affirmation for musicians that what we're doing has any merit/meaning in the first place, that it's worthwhile to make music solely for the love of it all. And that it's OK to call yourself a musician, even if you don't read tab.

If you have an S.O. or parent who has a hard time understanding why you do what you do it might provide some insight for them.

Oh, and how fucking lucky is Eno to have lived the life he has, basically doing whatever he felt like and never getting a 'real' job? Christ.

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That leroy webb.. left me speechless!
Also that singer guy(with the guitar in the church at the end)..didnt quite catch his name.. amazing vocals.
Wish we got some more airtime with skream and flylo.. still a great watch.. cheers mate!
oh one last thing.. Brian Eno has and will always be one of my personal heros and inspirations..the man is godlvl!

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Already on my list of films to watch, look forward to watching this