05-13-2014, 10:51 AM
Came in late and watched until the end. I always thought it was Don Henley that was the dick in the band. Turns out it was Glen Frey.
This was kind of a white wash. They did show the warts but only a little bit. Don Felder's departure is still a bit mysterious. It came down to money but Felder seemed really upset he was no longer in the band. I don't know if the emotion was for the money he lost or the band he lost. Like I said, they could have delved a bit deeper.
I came in just as they were breaking up so I didn't get a lot of the formative years. I'm hoping this doc will eventually appear on Netflix so I can get the early years. Basically the band parted after an Alan Cranston fund raising concert. Felder was unhappy about playing for free. Frey was mad that Felder was unhappy. Almost came to blows on stage.
Looking back their break up doesn't seem to be all that long, fourteen years. It seems the arc of all successful bands is break-up and get back together when the money gets really good. Or carry on with a new lead singer.
This was kind of a white wash. They did show the warts but only a little bit. Don Felder's departure is still a bit mysterious. It came down to money but Felder seemed really upset he was no longer in the band. I don't know if the emotion was for the money he lost or the band he lost. Like I said, they could have delved a bit deeper.
I came in just as they were breaking up so I didn't get a lot of the formative years. I'm hoping this doc will eventually appear on Netflix so I can get the early years. Basically the band parted after an Alan Cranston fund raising concert. Felder was unhappy about playing for free. Frey was mad that Felder was unhappy. Almost came to blows on stage.
Looking back their break up doesn't seem to be all that long, fourteen years. It seems the arc of all successful bands is break-up and get back together when the money gets really good. Or carry on with a new lead singer.
So much for the flickr badge idea. Dammit