Meet Me in the Bathroom (Documentary)

eeriepadave

This looks pretty good. Documentary about the NYC music scene (Strokes, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, LCD Soundsystem and more) post 9/11. Based on the book of the same name

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgHN-YE7IPI&t

F Me In The Brain

Seabass?

eeriepadave

F Me In The Brain said:

Seabass?

huh?

F Me In The Brain

eeriepadave said:

F Me In The Brain said:

Seabass?

huh?

Title of the thread / dumb and Dumber/  cam neely character named Sea Bass Sebaz something like that?

eeriepadave

F Me In The Brain said:

eeriepadave said:

F Me In The Brain said:

Seabass?

huh?

Title of the thread / dumb and Dumber/  cam neely character named Sea Bass Sebaz something like that?

Oh I never actually saw dumb and dumber. Just parts of it and it looked stupid (well to me anyway)

pledgeagrievance

eeriepadave said:

F Me In The Brain said:

eeriepadave said:

F Me In The Brain said:

Seabass?

huh?

Title of the thread / dumb and Dumber/  cam neely character named Sea Bass Sebaz something like that?

Oh I never actually saw dumb and dumber. Just parts of it and it looked stupid (well to me anyway)

Excuse my friend. He’s a little slow. The town you’re looking for is back that way 

F Me In The Brain

pledgeagrievance said:

eeriepadave said:

F Me In The Brain said:

eeriepadave said:

F Me In The Brain said:

Seabass?

huh?

Title of the thread / dumb and Dumber/  cam neely character named Sea Bass Sebaz something like that?

Oh I never actually saw dumb and dumber. Just parts of it and it looked stupid (well to me anyway)

Excuse my friend. He’s a little slow. The town you’re looking for is back that way 

Such a quotable movie

tempo_n_groove

I was wondering if we were ever going to get something about the NY scene from those early years.

Thanks.  I will be watching!!!

mfc2006

Thanks for the heads up. Will definitely check this out

eeriepadave

i think it comes out at the end of the month.

pjl44

For those in the Boston area, I saw that this is screening at the Brattle next weekend

BR2428

Looks like is out in limited theaters for one night on November 8th and then on streaming services in February. I want to see this, but I’m probably going to have to wait until February. 

eeriepadave

BR2428 said:

Looks like is out in limited theaters for one night on November 8th and then on streaming services in February. I want to see this, but I’m probably going to have to wait until February. 

yeah i did notice that when i was on the fandango app. If i get done work early enough and vote might be able to make a screening. I think it starts at either 7 or 8?

eeriepadave

eeriepadave said:

BR2428 said:

Looks like is out in limited theaters for one night on November 8th and then on streaming services in February. I want to see this, but I’m probably going to have to wait until February. 

yeah i did notice that when i was on the fandango app. If i get done work early enough and vote might be able to make a screening. I think it starts at either 7 or 8?

Pretty solid documentary. Strokes/Ryan Adams "beef" was interesting and pretty sure that's what the song is about. Interpol part was also pretty interesting and how they weren't as huge as The Strokes and when they went to the UK no one really saw them or anything. Wasn't until napster came around when they got big.

Indifference71

I'll definitely have to check this out.  I tried reading the book of the same name but the oral history format was just brutal and so hard to follow.  I wish the author would have just told the story.

darthvedder

Now playing/streaming on Showtime.

darthvedder

After watching this, the 2022 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductions, and this season of Austin City Limits...is this period at the turn of the millennium the last great Rock and Roll scene? It feels to me like Rock is at the lowest point I can remember. This year's HOF inductions felt like bands and artists that were overlooked when they were first eligible. There weren't any artists or bands inducted from the last 25 years. It kind of felt like they had to throw Eminem in there to get anybody in from that era.

I understand that music goes in cycles and there will be great Rock and Roll bands again, but it certainly seems there's not much happening right now.

tempo_n_groove

darthvedder said:

After watching this, the 2022 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductions, and this season of Austin City Limits...is this period at the turn of the millennium the last great Rock and Roll scene? It feels to me like Rock is at the lowest point I can remember. This year's HOF inductions felt like bands and artists that were overlooked when they were first eligible. There weren't any artists or bands inducted from the last 25 years. It kind of felt like they had to throw Eminem in there to get anybody in from that era.

I understand that music goes in cycles and there will be great Rock and Roll bands again, but it certainly seems there's not much happening right now.

We are in the 30 year swing of things where SOMETHING should be happening.  With he lack of producers making big songs and bands wanting to DIY you most likely won't get much though.

History shows that we should be seeing a renaissance, all the newer bands love listening to 90's music, so where is the movement?  Is DIY killing it?

pjl44

Watched this. Some cool footage but more of a 90 minute montage than really telling a good story. Book did a much much better job.