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Originally Posted by Stirchley
Not bad. Edited strangely. E.g., 2 minutes of The Who & 10 minutes of Ravi Shankar. Oy.
Totally agree. While I love the movie, even if they'd switched it and Ravi at 2 minutes that would be to much of him. I like my sitar music in small doses. Just a small link to Ravi---in 1974 a friend and I went to see George Harrison and Ravi Shankar and get this---they
alternated songs so the whole concert was mixed with good George music and...Ravi's looonnnngggg songs. We left before the concert was over. Can't believe I left a George Harrison concert, but there it is. Anyway, back on subject, the movie and music was fine but I wish every artist had more songs in the movie. It seemed like it was evenly split between the artists and the people in and around the concert grounds doing their art. I really liked Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, and especially Otis Redding. What a performance! There's a DVD boxed-set with extra performance time, and I believe Hendrix's entire concert. I'd get it just for that.
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