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  • Quote IrishRover

Post by IrishRover Sun Mar 18, 2007 7:34 pm

Behan wrote:I liked the DVD, but I couldn't figure out the sense of one scene when he was walking along a path in Tipperary with Victoria, taking a piss off to the side and shaking a stick around laughing, as we all know his laugh - Tsssscccccchhhhhh!


camerman doidn't understand that scene either, so Shaneo koicked hes camera woith that stoick lol
[quote="Behan"]I liked the DVD, but I couldn't figure out the sense of one scene when he was walking along a path in Tipperary with Victoria, taking a piss off to the side and shaking a stick around laughing, as we all know his laugh - Tsssscccccchhhhhh![/quote]

camerman doidn't understand that scene either, so Shaneo koicked hes camera woith that stoick lol
  • Quote apairofbrowneyes3

Post by apairofbrowneyes3 Sun Mar 18, 2007 6:12 pm

The hunger docu was on bb4 (again) last night did anyone watch it ?
The hunger docu was on bb4 (again) last night did anyone watch it ?
  • Quote Behan

Post by Behan Thu Mar 15, 2007 6:38 pm

I liked the DVD, but I couldn't figure out the sense of one scene when he was walking along a path in Tipperary with Victoria, taking a piss off to the side and shaking a stick around laughing, as we all know his laugh - Tsssscccccchhhhhh!
I liked the DVD, but I couldn't figure out the sense of one scene when he was walking along a path in Tipperary with Victoria, taking a piss off to the side and shaking a stick around laughing, as we all know his laugh - Tsssscccccchhhhhh!
  • Quote apairofbrowneyes3

Post by apairofbrowneyes3 Wed Mar 14, 2007 4:38 pm

It's a shame the hunger dvd hasn't been released. :(
It's a shame the hunger dvd hasn't been released. :(
  • Quote NYPiper79

Post by NYPiper79 Mon Mar 12, 2007 10:58 pm

I have the DVD and it's great
They follow Shane all around to his home house (farm) where he grew up
also to some European cities...
he walks down the street giving homeless people money, etc.
he goes on a ferry from england to ireland and drinks and signs autographs for the ladies...etc...
lots of funny interviews with him, the band, victoria, his parents

"is bill gates the new jesus christ??" - Shane
I have the DVD and it's great
They follow Shane all around to his home house (farm) where he grew up
also to some European cities...
he walks down the street giving homeless people money, etc.
he goes on a ferry from england to ireland and drinks and signs autographs for the ladies...etc...
lots of funny interviews with him, the band, victoria, his parents

"is bill gates the new jesus christ??" - Shane
  • Quote apairofbrowneyes3

Post by apairofbrowneyes3 Sun Mar 04, 2007 6:54 pm

ahhh I see :)
ahhh I see :)
  • Quote Eyeball_Kid

Post by Eyeball_Kid Sun Mar 04, 2007 3:27 pm

I may have told this story on the fora before, but anyway.
He tripped me up in the street when he was in town last year. He said he liked my shoes and wanted to trade his, and asked all kinds of questions like who I was, what I did for a living, if I knew where to buy drugs (I nearly managed to sell him aspirin) or where to go out in Graz. Anyway, he was incredibly hard to understand, mumbling away and sometimes he'd just drift off and stare into space. We both had to repeat everything we said in order to be understood ;)
I may have told this story on the fora before, but anyway.
He tripped me up in the street when he was in town last year. He said he liked my shoes and wanted to trade his, and asked all kinds of questions like who I was, what I did for a living, if I knew where to buy drugs (I nearly managed to sell him aspirin) or where to go out in Graz. Anyway, he was incredibly hard to understand, mumbling away and sometimes he'd just drift off and stare into space. We both had to repeat everything we said in order to be understood ;)
  • Quote Dropofpoison

Post by Dropofpoison Sun Mar 04, 2007 3:16 pm

nboldock wrote:
dawson wrote:Shane sounds like a retard on it. You should never interview someone if there on heroin or whatever unless you want to be bored to death.


Do you mean The Great Hunger or Completely Pogued? I haven't seen the latter but there are possibly one or two moments in The Great Hunger when it is horrifically clear that Shane is not quite with us.

Though interestingly if you look at him now you can see why he always says he is in good health - it's all relative. He looks ten times better now than he did on TGH. He does look gaunt on that programme and, at the risk of jumping to conclusions, was clearly on smack during that period. It's still a fucking great documentary though.



I think he was on painkillers for his broken leg or whatever was wrong with him. And possibly smack.
[quote="nboldock"][quote="dawson"]Shane sounds like a retard on it. You should never interview someone if there on heroin or whatever unless you want to be bored to death.[/quote]

Do you mean The Great Hunger or Completely Pogued? I haven't seen the latter but there are possibly one or two moments in The Great Hunger when it is horrifically clear that Shane is not quite with us.

Though interestingly if you look at him now you can see why he always says he is in good health - it's all relative. He looks ten times better now than he did on TGH. He does look gaunt on that programme and, at the risk of jumping to conclusions, was clearly on smack during that period. It's still a fucking great documentary though.[/quote]


I think he was on painkillers for his broken leg or whatever was wrong with him. And possibly smack.
  • Quote apairofbrowneyes3

Post by apairofbrowneyes3 Sun Mar 04, 2007 2:53 pm

When you say tiresome, in what sort of conversation was it ?
When you say tiresome, in what sort of conversation was it ?
  • Quote Eyeball_Kid

Post by Eyeball_Kid Sat Mar 03, 2007 7:25 pm

I once had a chat with Pete Doherty and heroin users are indeed very tiresome to talk to. I haven't seen The Great Hunger (it really should be on youtube) but funkfuzzi posted an interview with Shane from around '97 and obviously Shane was in quite a bad shape in those days.
I once had a chat with Pete Doherty and heroin users are indeed very tiresome to talk to. I haven't seen The Great Hunger (it really should be on youtube) but funkfuzzi posted an interview with Shane from around '97 and obviously Shane was in quite a bad shape in those days.
  • Quote nboldock

Post by nboldock Sat Mar 03, 2007 7:13 pm

dawson wrote:Shane sounds like a retard on it. You should never interview someone if there on heroin or whatever unless you want to be bored to death.


Do you mean The Great Hunger or Completely Pogued? I haven't seen the latter but there are possibly one or two moments in The Great Hunger when it is horrifically clear that Shane is not quite with us.

Though interestingly if you look at him now you can see why he always says he is in good health - it's all relative. He looks ten times better now than he did on TGH. He does look gaunt on that programme and, at the risk of jumping to conclusions, was clearly on smack during that period. It's still a fucking great documentary though.
[quote="dawson"]Shane sounds like a retard on it. You should never interview someone if there on heroin or whatever unless you want to be bored to death.[/quote]

Do you mean The Great Hunger or Completely Pogued? I haven't seen the latter but there are possibly one or two moments in The Great Hunger when it is horrifically clear that Shane is not quite with us.

Though interestingly if you look at him now you can see why he always says he is in good health - it's all relative. He looks ten times better now than he did on TGH. He does look gaunt on that programme and, at the risk of jumping to conclusions, was clearly on smack during that period. It's still a fucking great documentary though.
  • Quote IrishRover

Post by IrishRover Sat Mar 03, 2007 5:20 pm

dawson wrote:Shane sounds like a retard on it. You should never interview someone if there on heroin or whatever unless you want to be bored to death.


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[quote="dawson"]Shane sounds like a retard on it. You should never interview someone if there on heroin or whatever unless you want to be bored to death.[/quote]

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  • Quote dawson

Post by dawson Sat Mar 03, 2007 1:05 pm

Shane sounds like a retard on it. You should never interview someone if there on heroin or whatever unless you want to be bored to death.
Shane sounds like a retard on it. You should never interview someone if there on heroin or whatever unless you want to be bored to death.
  • Quote Simon Maguire

Post by Simon Maguire Wed Feb 28, 2007 10:53 am

Actually there is. It you buy the Town & Country DVD you get a bonus doc called 'Completely Pogued' fimed at the time of the gig, features all the band, Joe Strummer, Kirsty McColl, Steve Lillywhite, Frank Murray and more.

Its quite good runs around 30-45mins.
Actually there is. It you buy the Town & Country DVD you get a bonus doc called 'Completely Pogued' fimed at the time of the gig, features all the band, Joe Strummer, Kirsty McColl, Steve Lillywhite, Frank Murray and more.

Its quite good runs around 30-45mins.
  • Quote jruggs

Post by jruggs Tue Feb 27, 2007 11:44 pm

I have it on dvd...it looks to be transferred from tape. it is good
I have it on dvd...it looks to be transferred from tape. it is good

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