Charlie Chaplin
Started by Brandon Johnson · · 👁 5 views · 23 replies
#3 ·
I'm pretty sure that clip was also featured in the documentary/interview with Milan titled "just like this," which aired last year during the In Memoriam segment on NBC...
#5 ·
Over at the Village, this March in Indianapolis, they’re screening that Sonja Savic documentary about Sarlo—"Watching Sarlo"😁...it might even be worth making the trip👍
Just like this music video for Nick🤣
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwIaqEGQbXE
Just like this music video for Nick🤣
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwIaqEGQbXE
#7 ·
Nobody’s even heard of that SS film in New York City!! I really hope it holds up, though, as Sonja once told me, it isn't actually about Sarlo—so don't go in expecting some heavy-handed documentary.
#8 ·
So, alongside "Pecate," this TV station aired both the studio and live versions of "Rano Izjutra," where halfway through you see VD and Koji swapping instruments while Gile starts jumping all over the stage. Does anyone have a copy?
#9 ·
Even my sources over at Bga, who were right in the thick of that scene, haven't heard a single thing about a documentary🤣...they're saying if it’s being put together by Sonja, I shouldn't hold my breath—she's moved on completely😕...
#10 ·
I actually spoke with SS once about that documentary, but I’d rather not get into the specifics on a public forum... basically, after we finished talking, I didn't reach out to her to pick it up. I'm hoping to make it happen next time.
#12 ·
Fat chance, but does anyone happen to have a recording of that Sarlov concert that aired on TV back in the early eighties?
#13 ·
Well, looks like nobody else remembers! I distinctly recall sitting in front of the TV back in August 1981...
#14 ·
Mirkovic really should have tracked that down at NBC back when he was working on Happy Child, but he didn't... unfortunately. I’m guessing there might be some old tapes tucked away somewhere, but you know how NBC can be.
#15 ·
Robin Taylor9 said:haha, Koji is twenty years younger and twenty kilos lighter here.... What a killer video!!!
Twenty-seven years 🙂. Twenty years ago, he was a total nobody.
I heard someone is putting together a documentary about Sarlo. I think it might have aired on CNN.
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Douglas Robinson12 said:Mirkovic should have tracked that down at NBC back when he was working on Happy Child, but he didn't... unfortunately. I assume the footage exists somewhere, but that's NBC for you.
The truth is, Mirkovic never seriously dug into the Charlie Chaplin material simply because Koji, being who he is, insisted on having total creative control over the film—and demanded he wouldn't even be mentioned if he didn't get it. Naturally, Mirkovic wasn't going to bow to that, so Charlie Chaplin was essentially dropped from the project as a serious option.
#17 ·
Regarding Koji and Mirkovica, everyone seems to have a different story to tell; one guy sticks to his version while the other tells something else entirely. According to Koji, Mirkovic told him this was all going to be a documentary and wouldn't bring in any money... now Koji sees things differently—and honestly, who could blame him, seeing as there's a film, a book, and even a CD in the mix...
Knowing Koji's typical way of doing things, I can see why he wouldn't want anything to do with the film. Watching Sarlo was a completely different beast altogether.
Douglas Robinson12, you still alive over there?
Knowing Koji's typical way of doing things, I can see why he wouldn't want anything to do with the film. Watching Sarlo was a completely different beast altogether.
Douglas Robinson12, you still alive over there?
#18 ·
My search results aren't showing any threads on this topic
Minutemen always hit the mark for me😁
🙏🙏🙏
Honestly, Minutemen is arguably a slightly better band than Charlie Chaplin
within that specific funky post-punk niche😂
but that’s only because Charlie Chaplin didn't have Mike Watt backing them up
"bistriji ili tuplji čovek biva kad" is basically the definitive album from the late USSR era
so, what's your take on these counts?
Minutemen always hit the mark for me😁
🙏🙏🙏
Honestly, Minutemen is arguably a slightly better band than Charlie Chaplin
within that specific funky post-punk niche😂
but that’s only because Charlie Chaplin didn't have Mike Watt backing them up
"bistriji ili tuplji čovek biva kad" is basically the definitive album from the late USSR era
so, what's your take on these counts?
#19 ·
analogharbor442 said:Search isn't showing any threads like this for me...
There actually is 🙂
edit: That just reminded me of something I read once before...
#20 ·
Hey mods,
could you please shut down this old thread?
It never really gained any traction anyway.
Maybe this one will actually take off.
could you please shut down this old thread?
It never really gained any traction anyway.
Maybe this one will actually take off.
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