Flat, Baroque and Beserk. Good album.

If you don't get Roy Harper. Give up.

Never saw it but read about a film he made back in 1972 called "Made" in a film magazine back then. For some reason it came back to me when I saw the name Roy Harper.

Trailer for it - you'll also recognise the interviewer - (Whispering) Bob Harris

El Loro posted:

Never saw it but read about a film he made back in 1972 called "Made" in a film magazine back then. For some reason it came back to me when I saw the name Roy Harper.

Trailer for it - you'll also recognise the interviewer - (Whispering) Bob Harris

@El Loro

The film is actually out on blu-ray and DVD. I paid £5.47 on blu-ray from a company called Network On Air.

https://networkonair.com/all-p...s/2427-made-blu-ray-

Thanks EC, though @velvet donkey is more likely to be interested. You can also get it through Amazon at a similar price:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Made-...amp;s=dvd&sr=1-5

The director John MacKenzie made more films, the best known being The Long Good Friday.

El Loro posted:

Thanks EC, though @velvet donkey is more likely to be interested. You can also get it through Amazon at a similar price:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Made-...amp;s=dvd&sr=1-5

Network on Air are quite good as it's free P&P which is one of the reasons why I like to buy from them. I also like to support them direct as they produce the product. 

They have a very large back catalogue and keep releasing (at quite cheap prices) lots of interesting films and series. They also have regular sales where you can pick up many blu-ray titles for not much more than a Starbucks coffee. 

El Loro posted:

The director John MacKenzie made more films, the best known being The Long Good Friday.

Yes, I picked up this nice box set from Arrow Films.