Who has watched film "Carlos" yet?

[dmatthews]

I thought Carlos was dead the whole time.

That was Car Loss...

 

[Simon Says]

Yep £4.99 on Amazon, so same.

I need to see it, then. I hope there's at least a bit to gear talk, lol

 

[Alnus Rubra]

I need to see it, then. I hope there's at least a bit to gear talk, lol

Jeff Bezos & friends get enough of my money already.

 

[Simon Says]

Jeff Bezos & friends get enough of my money already.

Pop in my place, we watch it on mine

 

[DISTORT6]

Jeff Bezos & friends get enough of my money already.

Pop in my place, we watch it on mine

Don’t fall for the ‘ol hole in the popcorn bucket trick!

 

[Alnus Rubra]

Don’t fall for the ‘ol hole in the popcorn bucket trick!

Mmm salty!

 

[Simon Says]

Don’t fall for the ‘ol hole in the popcorn bucket trick!

Party pooper

 

[Alnus Rubra]

Party pooper

That’s taking it a step too far

 

[mrut]

I watched it and was a bit disappointed. Not really any gear talk at all. Just his family, upbringing, early time in clubs, etc.

 

[Alnus Rubra]

I think Premier Guitar gear rundown is the go to gear video for Carlos’ equipment.

Yep I heard it TWSS.

 

[Simon Says]

I think Premier Guitar gear rundown is the go to gear video for Carlos’ equipment.

Yep, I heard it TWSS.

Yeah, I rewatched it last night. It is a few years old but still fire

 

[WeFixFlats]

I watched this on 'Row8', a great movie app(check it out) on the Roku platform last night. If you've read his biography, 'The Universal Tone: Bringing My Story to Light'(2015), then this is a great follow up to that book though many years have passed since it was released. One thing you will note is this is about the man and his family influences not so much the music per se, but if you've followed his long and legendary career, you know about his creative transformations over time, won't you? Two name stand out: Bill Graham. If not for him and later Clive Davis, there'd be nothing to discuss today.

If you've never seen this, it quite the story. And yes, I was at that Merriweather Post concert where Carlos played the P-90 PRS, and he did exactly that...then he picked up his Yamaha SG-2000 and played the rest of the set with it.