Before The Music Dies

[PapaBear]

<p>Did anyone else listen to this on XM 200 today? It was the audio portion of the documentary <a href="http://beforethemusicdies.com/">BEFORE THE MUSIC DIES.</a>&nbsp;I only got to hear parts of it, but it was really good. They kept talking about the special XM edition of the DVD, but when I clicked the Amazon.com link, it said it wasn't available yet. I hope it will be, soon.</p><p>I'm also looking forward to hearing the music of Edith Funker!</p>

[PaulyLooseBowel]

<p>They had a screening at my school. My major was Recording Industry Production. and this movie made me sure that I wanted to change it. </p><p><a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irk3_p15RJY">Clip</a></p><p>&nbsp;</p>

[johnniewalker]

It was cool to see My Morning Jacket was in the documentary.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Did the rest come off cool in the documentary?&nbsp; I remember having this discussion in a class, and I left feeling like a douche because I agreed with everyone and said music sucks now, even though I find&nbsp;so much neat shit on the internet.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; I think i'm more interested in music overall and definately current music.&nbsp; There is something a&nbsp;good basic rhythem or beat that will never die.&nbsp;&nbsp; Its really cool&nbsp;that a&nbsp;lot&nbsp;of music sites, like amazon's top 100, go really deep and&nbsp;its becoming the norm.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Finding a new song or band for the rotation is a fun habit, and how many people that are truly music fans are&nbsp;being told what to listen to.&nbsp;&nbsp; I remember futzing around 2 years ago and listeing to one of the BBC channels and hearing Franz Ferdinand &quot;The Dark of the Matinee&quot;.&nbsp; There's nothing like hearing that really cool sound for the first time.&nbsp; I think its one of the best times from the perspective of a music fan.

[PapaBear]

<p>PAULLY!!!</p><p>Great clip, bro. I heard that part of the show. It was funny as shit! I REALLY want to get this DVD.</p>

[KC2OSO]

<p><span class="postbody">Edith Funker promises to be quite a band and I plan to get the B4MD DVD when they get the order thing straightened out.&nbsp; I had the chance to talk to Les Paul a few months ago and had I known all this was going on I would have asked him about it.</span></p><p>Sort of odd that they chose Bob Edwards to do the interviews but whatever.&nbsp; I don't share OnA's loathing of him.&nbsp; What does appeal to me is the underlying opposition to corporate music in B4MD.&nbsp; Good stuff.&nbsp; Death to corporate pablum! </p>