The impossible dream. Will be harder than you think.
05-15-2020
, 08:21 PM
Recently, within the past week, I finally found a video I had been searching for since August of 2000. That's almost twenty years. This video was from a relatively major sporting event, and it defied belief that the sequence could not be found. It was as if every other possible year could be found. But I found it, and now I can set my sights elsewhere. Additionally, within the last eighteen months I finally found a video of the final round of the 1979 Masters, thanks to Augusta National putting up the final round of every Masters on YouTube. I had wanted to see video of Ed Sneed's missed puts on the last few holes, and had only found a few articles and a photo or two of just his last missed put on the 18th hole. This, after over a decade of occasional futile rabbit hole searches.
This leads me to today's post. Don't worry, this is a general interest post, and not a sports thread. First, a little backstory. This current goose chase is roughly four years old, which is child's play in relation to my two experiences listed above, so please understand that of course, I am perfectly willing to go decades in my pursuit. I ask for some understanding.
And now a little more backstory before I ask for this favor. And this might be a good idea for a continuous thread, as I am sure many here have current unfinished "projects" like me. My current goose chase started in 2016 when I saw a prison picture of Phil Spector, the legendary music producer responsible for the equally legendary "Wall of Sound". As one often does, I found myself quickly Googling and Youtubing information on Phil Spector, though I had known about his imprisonment for killing a woman in Los Angeles years earlier. I quickly buried myself gouging on YouTube snippets of Phil Spector, as well as a documentary on his killing of Hollywood M.A.W. Lana Clarkson (M.A.W. in Tinseltown stands for Model...Actress...Whatever
).
A few of the short clips really stood out, captured my imagination, and I immediately wanted more. They were from the documentary titled The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector. Figuring I was about to enjoy an hour or two of a brilliant documentary, excitement brewed from within, and I quickly typed in The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector...and there it was, a beautiful ninety or so minute documentary, ready to be enjoyed. So I caught my breath, got comfortable in my seat, and hit the Play button. And the video started to roll...but there was no volume. No big deal, I must have hit the mute button by accident.
Soon after, a bit of unease set in. I checked the comment section, and to my slight horror, it was filled with comments about the audio not working. Shortly after that a note about the video cleared up the situation...it had been flagged for a copyright violation, mainly due to the numerous songs that played throughout the documentary. It was disappointing and a bit odd, but little did I know that I would have at a minimum, a four year project on my hands
.. When I say four year project, it likely has only involved five or so hours of total searching, but yesterday, after searching in vain again, I realized that my efforts would likely remain unsuccessful. Today, I decided to ask for help. A few notes....first, the full length documentary without audio is no longer on YouTube, and second, I believe the documentary originally aired on the BBC, roughly ten years ago. Here are two clips from
The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector
https://youtu.be/R4oHfURyg-Y
https://youtu.be/ljGrsuHY6Tg
Someone please embed the above two clips. Having issues on my end.
This leads me to today's post. Don't worry, this is a general interest post, and not a sports thread. First, a little backstory. This current goose chase is roughly four years old, which is child's play in relation to my two experiences listed above, so please understand that of course, I am perfectly willing to go decades in my pursuit. I ask for some understanding.
And now a little more backstory before I ask for this favor. And this might be a good idea for a continuous thread, as I am sure many here have current unfinished "projects" like me. My current goose chase started in 2016 when I saw a prison picture of Phil Spector, the legendary music producer responsible for the equally legendary "Wall of Sound". As one often does, I found myself quickly Googling and Youtubing information on Phil Spector, though I had known about his imprisonment for killing a woman in Los Angeles years earlier. I quickly buried myself gouging on YouTube snippets of Phil Spector, as well as a documentary on his killing of Hollywood M.A.W. Lana Clarkson (M.A.W. in Tinseltown stands for Model...Actress...Whatever
). A few of the short clips really stood out, captured my imagination, and I immediately wanted more. They were from the documentary titled The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector. Figuring I was about to enjoy an hour or two of a brilliant documentary, excitement brewed from within, and I quickly typed in The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector...and there it was, a beautiful ninety or so minute documentary, ready to be enjoyed. So I caught my breath, got comfortable in my seat, and hit the Play button. And the video started to roll...but there was no volume. No big deal, I must have hit the mute button by accident.
Soon after, a bit of unease set in. I checked the comment section, and to my slight horror, it was filled with comments about the audio not working. Shortly after that a note about the video cleared up the situation...it had been flagged for a copyright violation, mainly due to the numerous songs that played throughout the documentary. It was disappointing and a bit odd, but little did I know that I would have at a minimum, a four year project on my hands
.. When I say four year project, it likely has only involved five or so hours of total searching, but yesterday, after searching in vain again, I realized that my efforts would likely remain unsuccessful. Today, I decided to ask for help. A few notes....first, the full length documentary without audio is no longer on YouTube, and second, I believe the documentary originally aired on the BBC, roughly ten years ago. Here are two clips from The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector
https://youtu.be/R4oHfURyg-Y
https://youtu.be/ljGrsuHY6Tg
Someone please embed the above two clips. Having issues on my end.
Last edited by Impossible; 05-15-2020 at 08:30 PM.
05-15-2020
, 08:45 PM
05-15-2020
, 09:07 PM
Quote:
Recently, within the past week, I finally found a video I had been searching for since August of 2000. That's almost twenty years. This video was from a relatively major sporting event, and it defied belief that the sequence could not be found. It was as if every other possible year could be found. But I found it, and now I can set my sights elsewhere. Additionally, within the last eighteen months I finally found a video of the final round of the 1979 Masters, thanks to Augusta National putting up the final round of every Masters on YouTube. I had wanted to see video of Ed Sneed's missed puts on the last few holes, and had only found a few articles and a photo or two of just his last missed put on the 18th hole. This, after over a decade of occasional futile rabbit hole searches.
This leads me to today's post. Don't worry, this is a general interest post, and not a sports thread. First, a little backstory. This current goose chase is roughly four years old, which is child's play in relation to my two experiences listed above, so please understand that of course, I am perfectly willing to go decades in my pursuit. I ask for some understanding.
And now a little more backstory before I ask for this favor. And this might be a good idea for a continuous thread, as I am sure many here have current unfinished "projects" like me. My current goose chase started in 2016 when I saw a prison picture of Phil Spector, the legendary music producer responsible for the equally legendary "Wall of Sound". As one often does, I found myself quickly Googling and Youtubing information on Phil Spector, though I had known about his imprisonment for killing a woman in Los Angeles years earlier. I quickly buried myself gouging on YouTube snippets of Phil Spector, as well as a documentary on his killing of Hollywood M.A.W. Lana Clarkson (M.A.W. in Tinseltown stands for Model...Actress...Whatever).
A few of the short clips really stood out, captured my imagination, and I immediately wanted more. They were from the documentary titled The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector. Figuring I was about to enjoy an hour or two of a brilliant documentary, excitement brewed from within, and I quickly typed in The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector...and there it was, a beautiful ninety or so minute documentary, ready to be enjoyed. So I caught my breath, got comfortable in my seat, and hit the Play button. And the video started to roll...but there was no volume. No big deal, I must have hit the mute button by accident.
Soon after, a bit of unease set in. I checked the comment section, and to my slight horror, it was filled with comments about the audio not working. Shortly after that a note about the video cleared up the situation...it had been flagged for a copyright violation, mainly due to the numerous songs that played throughout the documentary. It was disappointing and a bit odd, but little did I know that I would have at a minimum, a four year project on my hands.. When I say four year project, it likely has only involved five or so hours of total searching, but yesterday, after searching in vain again, I realized that my efforts would likely remain unsuccessful. Today, I decided to ask for help. A few notes....first, the full length documentary without audio is no longer on YouTube, and second, I believe the documentary originally aired on the BBC, roughly ten years ago. Here are two clips from
The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector
https://youtu.be/R4oHfURyg-Y
https://youtu.be/ljGrsuHY6Tg
Someone please embed the above two clips. Having issues on my end.
Recently, within the past week, I finally found a video I had been searching for since August of 2000. That's almost twenty years. This video was from a relatively major sporting event, and it defied belief that the sequence could not be found. It was as if every other possible year could be found. But I found it, and now I can set my sights elsewhere. Additionally, within the last eighteen months I finally found a video of the final round of the 1979 Masters, thanks to Augusta National putting up the final round of every Masters on YouTube. I had wanted to see video of Ed Sneed's missed puts on the last few holes, and had only found a few articles and a photo or two of just his last missed put on the 18th hole. This, after over a decade of occasional futile rabbit hole searches.
This leads me to today's post. Don't worry, this is a general interest post, and not a sports thread. First, a little backstory. This current goose chase is roughly four years old, which is child's play in relation to my two experiences listed above, so please understand that of course, I am perfectly willing to go decades in my pursuit. I ask for some understanding.
And now a little more backstory before I ask for this favor. And this might be a good idea for a continuous thread, as I am sure many here have current unfinished "projects" like me. My current goose chase started in 2016 when I saw a prison picture of Phil Spector, the legendary music producer responsible for the equally legendary "Wall of Sound". As one often does, I found myself quickly Googling and Youtubing information on Phil Spector, though I had known about his imprisonment for killing a woman in Los Angeles years earlier. I quickly buried myself gouging on YouTube snippets of Phil Spector, as well as a documentary on his killing of Hollywood M.A.W. Lana Clarkson (M.A.W. in Tinseltown stands for Model...Actress...Whatever).
A few of the short clips really stood out, captured my imagination, and I immediately wanted more. They were from the documentary titled The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector. Figuring I was about to enjoy an hour or two of a brilliant documentary, excitement brewed from within, and I quickly typed in The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector...and there it was, a beautiful ninety or so minute documentary, ready to be enjoyed. So I caught my breath, got comfortable in my seat, and hit the Play button. And the video started to roll...but there was no volume. No big deal, I must have hit the mute button by accident.
Soon after, a bit of unease set in. I checked the comment section, and to my slight horror, it was filled with comments about the audio not working. Shortly after that a note about the video cleared up the situation...it had been flagged for a copyright violation, mainly due to the numerous songs that played throughout the documentary. It was disappointing and a bit odd, but little did I know that I would have at a minimum, a four year project on my hands.. When I say four year project, it likely has only involved five or so hours of total searching, but yesterday, after searching in vain again, I realized that my efforts would likely remain unsuccessful. Today, I decided to ask for help. A few notes....first, the full length documentary without audio is no longer on YouTube, and second, I believe the documentary originally aired on the BBC, roughly ten years ago. Here are two clips from
The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector
https://youtu.be/R4oHfURyg-Y
https://youtu.be/ljGrsuHY6Tg
Someone please embed the above two clips. Having issues on my end.
Recently, within the past week, I finally found a video I had been searching for since August of 2000. That's almost twenty years. This video was from a relatively major sporting event, and it defied belief that the sequence could not be found. It was as if every other possible year could be found. But I found it, and now I can set my sights elsewhere. Additionally, within the last eighteen months I finally found a video of the final round of the 1979 Masters, thanks to Augusta National putting up the final round of every Masters on YouTube. I had wanted to see video of Ed Sneed's missed puts on the last few holes, and had only found a few articles and a photo or two of just his last missed put on the 18th hole. This, after over a decade of occasional futile rabbit hole searches.
This leads me to today's post. Don't worry, this is a general interest post, and not a sports thread. First, a little backstory. This current goose chase is roughly four years old, which is child's play in relation to my two experiences listed above, so please understand that of course, I am perfectly willing to go decades in my pursuit. I ask for some understanding.
And now a little more backstory before I ask for this favor. And this might be a good idea for a continuous thread, as I am sure many here have current unfinished "projects" like me. My current goose chase started in 2016 when I saw a prison picture of Phil Spector, the legendary music producer responsible for the equally legendary "Wall of Sound". As one often does, I found myself quickly Googling and Youtubing information on Phil Spector, though I had known about his imprisonment for killing a woman in Los Angeles years earlier. I quickly buried myself gouging on YouTube snippets of Phil Spector, as well as a documentary on his killing of Hollywood M.A.W. Lana Clarkson (M.A.W. in Tinseltown stands for Model...Actress...Whatever).
A few of the short clips really stood out, captured my imagination, and I immediately wanted more. They were from the documentary titled The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector. Figuring I was about to enjoy an hour or two of a brilliant documentary, excitement brewed from within, and I quickly typed in The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector...and there it was, a beautiful ninety or so minute documentary, ready to be enjoyed. So I caught my breath, got comfortable in my seat, and hit the Play button. And the video started to roll...but there was no volume. No big deal, I must have hit the mute button by accident.
Soon after, a bit of unease set in. I checked the comment section, and to my slight horror, it was filled with comments about the audio not working. Shortly after that a note about the video cleared up the situation...it had been flagged for a copyright violation, mainly due to the numerous songs that played throughout the documentary. It was disappointing and a bit odd, but little did I know that I would have at a minimum, a four year project on my hands.. When I say four year project, it likely has only involved five or so hours of total searching, but yesterday, after searching in vain again, I realized that my efforts would likely remain unsuccessful. Today, I decided to ask for help. A few notes....first, the full length documentary without audio is no longer on YouTube, and second, I believe the documentary originally aired on the BBC, roughly ten years ago. Here are two clips from
The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector
https://youtu.be/R4oHfURyg-Y
https://youtu.be/ljGrsuHY6Tg
Someone please embed the above two clips. Having issues on my end.
Recently, within the past week, I finally found a video I had been searching for since August of 2000. That's almost twenty years. This video was from a relatively major sporting event, and it defied belief that the sequence could not be found. It was as if every other possible year could be found. But I found it, and now I can set my sights elsewhere. Additionally, within the last eighteen months I finally found a video of the final round of the 1979 Masters, thanks to Augusta National putting up the final round of every Masters on YouTube. I had wanted to see video of Ed Sneed's missed puts on the last few holes, and had only found a few articles and a photo or two of just his last missed put on the 18th hole. This, after over a decade of occasional futile rabbit hole searches.
This leads me to today's post. Don't worry, this is a general interest post, and not a sports thread. First, a little backstory. This current goose chase is roughly four years old, which is child's play in relation to my two experiences listed above, so please understand that of course, I am perfectly willing to go decades in my pursuit. I ask for some understanding.
And now a little more backstory before I ask for this favor. And this might be a good idea for a continuous thread, as I am sure many here have current unfinished "projects" like me. My current goose chase started in 2016 when I saw a prison picture of Phil Spector, the legendary music producer responsible for the equally legendary "Wall of Sound". As one often does, I found myself quickly Googling and Youtubing information on Phil Spector, though I had known about his imprisonment for killing a woman in Los Angeles years earlier. I quickly buried myself gouging on YouTube snippets of Phil Spector, as well as a documentary on his killing of Hollywood M.A.W. Lana Clarkson (M.A.W. in Tinseltown stands for Model...Actress...Whatever).
A few of the short clips really stood out, captured my imagination, and I immediately wanted more. They were from the documentary titled The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector. Figuring I was about to enjoy an hour or two of a brilliant documentary, excitement brewed from within, and I quickly typed in The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector...and there it was, a beautiful ninety or so minute documentary, ready to be enjoyed. So I caught my breath, got comfortable in my seat, and hit the Play button. And the video started to roll...but there was no volume. No big deal, I must have hit the mute button by accident.
Soon after, a bit of unease set in. I checked the comment section, and to my slight horror, it was filled with comments about the audio not working. Shortly after that a note about the video cleared up the situation...it had been flagged for a copyright violation, mainly due to the numerous songs that played throughout the documentary. It was disappointing and a bit odd, but little did I know that I would have at a minimum, a four year project on my hands.. When I say four year project, it likely has only involved five or so hours of total searching, but yesterday, after searching in vain again, I realized that my efforts would likely remain unsuccessful. Today, I decided to ask for help. A few notes....first, the full length documentary without audio is no longer on YouTube, and second, I believe the documentary originally aired on the BBC, roughly ten years ago. Here are two clips from
The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector
https://youtu.be/R4oHfURyg-Y
https://youtu.be/ljGrsuHY6Tg
Someone please embed the above two clips. Having issues on my end.
Recently, within the past week, I finally found a video I had been searching for since August of 2000. That's almost twenty years. This video was from a relatively major sporting event, and it defied belief that the sequence could not be found. It was as if every other possible year could be found. But I found it, and now I can set my sights elsewhere. Additionally, within the last eighteen months I finally found a video of the final round of the 1979 Masters, thanks to Augusta National putting up the final round of every Masters on YouTube. I had wanted to see video of Ed Sneed's missed puts on the last few holes, and had only found a few articles and a photo or two of just his last missed put on the 18th hole. This, after over a decade of occasional futile rabbit hole searches.
This leads me to today's post. Don't worry, this is a general interest post, and not a sports thread. First, a little backstory. This current goose chase is roughly four years old, which is child's play in relation to my two experiences listed above, so please understand that of course, I am perfectly willing to go decades in my pursuit. I ask for some understanding.
And now a little more backstory before I ask for this favor. And this might be a good idea for a continuous thread, as I am sure many here have current unfinished "projects" like me. My current goose chase started in 2016 when I saw a prison picture of Phil Spector, the legendary music producer responsible for the equally legendary "Wall of Sound". As one often does, I found myself quickly Googling and Youtubing information on Phil Spector, though I had known about his imprisonment for killing a woman in Los Angeles years earlier. I quickly buried myself gouging on YouTube snippets of Phil Spector, as well as a documentary on his killing of Hollywood M.A.W. Lana Clarkson (M.A.W. in Tinseltown stands for Model...Actress...Whatever).
A few of the short clips really stood out, captured my imagination, and I immediately wanted more. They were from the documentary titled The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector. Figuring I was about to enjoy an hour or two of a brilliant documentary, excitement brewed from within, and I quickly typed in The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector...and there it was, a beautiful ninety or so minute documentary, ready to be enjoyed. So I caught my breath, got comfortable in my seat, and hit the Play button. And the video started to roll...but there was no volume. No big deal, I must have hit the mute button by accident.
Soon after, a bit of unease set in. I checked the comment section, and to my slight horror, it was filled with comments about the audio not working. Shortly after that a note about the video cleared up the situation...it had been flagged for a copyright violation, mainly due to the numerous songs that played throughout the documentary. It was disappointing and a bit odd, but little did I know that I would have at a minimum, a four year project on my hands.. When I say four year project, it likely has only involved five or so hours of total searching, but yesterday, after searching in vain again, I realized that my efforts would likely remain unsuccessful. Today, I decided to ask for help. A few notes....first, the full length documentary without audio is no longer on YouTube, and second, I believe the documentary originally aired on the BBC, roughly ten years ago. Here are two clips from
The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector
https://youtu.be/R4oHfURyg-Y
https://youtu.be/ljGrsuHY6Tg
Someone please embed the above two clips. Having issues on my end.
Recently, within the past week, I finally found a video I had been searching for since August of 2000. That's almost twenty years. This video was from a relatively major sporting event, and it defied belief that the sequence could not be found. It was as if every other possible year could be found. But I found it, and now I can set my sights elsewhere. Additionally, within the last eighteen months I finally found a video of the final round of the 1979 Masters, thanks to Augusta National putting up the final round of every Masters on YouTube. I had wanted to see video of Ed Sneed's missed puts on the last few holes, and had only found a few articles and a photo or two of just his last missed put on the 18th hole. This, after over a decade of occasional futile rabbit hole searches.
This leads me to today's post. Don't worry, this is a general interest post, and not a sports thread. First, a little backstory. This current goose chase is roughly four years old, which is child's play in relation to my two experiences listed above, so please understand that of course, I am perfectly willing to go decades in my pursuit. I ask for some understanding.
And now a little more backstory before I ask for this favor. And this might be a good idea for a continuous thread, as I am sure many here have current unfinished "projects" like me. My current goose chase started in 2016 when I saw a prison picture of Phil Spector, the legendary music producer responsible for the equally legendary "Wall of Sound". As one often does, I found myself quickly Googling and Youtubing information on Phil Spector, though I had known about his imprisonment for killing a woman in Los Angeles years earlier. I quickly buried myself gouging on YouTube snippets of Phil Spector, as well as a documentary on his killing of Hollywood M.A.W. Lana Clarkson (M.A.W. in Tinseltown stands for Model...Actress...Whatever).
A few of the short clips really stood out, captured my imagination, and I immediately wanted more. They were from the documentary titled The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector. Figuring I was about to enjoy an hour or two of a brilliant documentary, excitement brewed from within, and I quickly typed in The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector...and there it was, a beautiful ninety or so minute documentary, ready to be enjoyed. So I caught my breath, got comfortable in my seat, and hit the Play button. And the video started to roll...but there was no volume. No big deal, I must have hit the mute button by accident.
Soon after, a bit of unease set in. I checked the comment section, and to my slight horror, it was filled with comments about the audio not working. Shortly after that a note about the video cleared up the situation...it had been flagged for a copyright violation, mainly due to the numerous songs that played throughout the documentary. It was disappointing and a bit odd, but little did I know that I would have at a minimum, a four year project on my hands.. When I say four year project, it likely has only involved five or so hours of total searching, but yesterday, after searching in vain again, I realized that my efforts would likely remain unsuccessful. Today, I decided to ask for help. A few notes....first, the full length documentary without audio is no longer on YouTube, and second, I believe the documentary originally aired on the BBC, roughly ten years ago. Here are two clips from
The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector
https://youtu.be/R4oHfURyg-Y
https://youtu.be/ljGrsuHY6Tg
Someone please embed the above two clips. Having issues on my end.
Recently, within the past week, I finally found a video I had been searching for since August of 2000. That's almost twenty years. This video was from a relatively major sporting event, and it defied belief that the sequence could not be found. It was as if every other possible year could be found. But I found it, and now I can set my sights elsewhere. Additionally, within the last eighteen months I finally found a video of the final round of the 1979 Masters, thanks to Augusta National putting up the final round of every Masters on YouTube. I had wanted to see video of Ed Sneed's missed puts on the last few holes, and had only found a few articles and a photo or two of just his last missed put on the 18th hole. This, after over a decade of occasional futile rabbit hole searches.
This leads me to today's post. Don't worry, this is a general interest post, and not a sports thread. First, a little backstory. This current goose chase is roughly four years old, which is child's play in relation to my two experiences listed above, so please understand that of course, I am perfectly willing to go decades in my pursuit. I ask for some understanding.
And now a little more backstory before I ask for this favor. And this might be a good idea for a continuous thread, as I am sure many here have current unfinished "projects" like me. My current goose chase started in 2016 when I saw a prison picture of Phil Spector, the legendary music producer responsible for the equally legendary "Wall of Sound". As one often does, I found myself quickly Googling and Youtubing information on Phil Spector, though I had known about his imprisonment for killing a woman in Los Angeles years earlier. I quickly buried myself gouging on YouTube snippets of Phil Spector, as well as a documentary on his killing of Hollywood M.A.W. Lana Clarkson (M.A.W. in Tinseltown stands for Model...Actress...Whatever).
A few of the short clips really stood out, captured my imagination, and I immediately wanted more. They were from the documentary titled The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector. Figuring I was about to enjoy an hour or two of a brilliant documentary, excitement brewed from within, and I quickly typed in The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector...and there it was, a beautiful ninety or so minute documentary, ready to be enjoyed. So I caught my breath, got comfortable in my seat, and hit the Play button. And the video started to roll...but there was no volume. No big deal, I must have hit the mute button by accident.
Soon after, a bit of unease set in. I checked the comment section, and to my slight horror, it was filled with comments about the audio not working. Shortly after that a note about the video cleared up the situation...it had been flagged for a copyright violation, mainly due to the numerous songs that played throughout the documentary. It was disappointing and a bit odd, but little did I know that I would have at a minimum, a four year project on my hands.. When I say four year project, it likely has only involved five or so hours of total searching, but yesterday, after searching in vain again, I realized that my efforts would likely remain unsuccessful. Today, I decided to ask for help. A few notes....first, the full length documentary without audio is no longer on YouTube, and second, I believe the documentary originally aired on the BBC, roughly ten years ago. Here are two clips from
The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector
https://youtu.be/R4oHfURyg-Y
https://youtu.be/ljGrsuHY6Tg
Someone please embed the above two clips. Having issues on my end.
Recently, within the past week, I finally found a video I had been searching for since August of 2000. That's almost twenty years. This video was from a relatively major sporting event, and it defied belief that the sequence could not be found. It was as if every other possible year could be found. But I found it, and now I can set my sights elsewhere. Additionally, within the last eighteen months I finally found a video of the final round of the 1979 Masters, thanks to Augusta National putting up the final round of every Masters on YouTube. I had wanted to see video of Ed Sneed's missed puts on the last few holes, and had only found a few articles and a photo or two of just his last missed put on the 18th hole. This, after over a decade of occasional futile rabbit hole searches.
This leads me to today's post. Don't worry, this is a general interest post, and not a sports thread. First, a little backstory. This current goose chase is roughly four years old, which is child's play in relation to my two experiences listed above, so please understand that of course, I am perfectly willing to go decades in my pursuit. I ask for some understanding.
And now a little more backstory before I ask for this favor. And this might be a good idea for a continuous thread, as I am sure many here have current unfinished "projects" like me. My current goose chase started in 2016 when I saw a prison picture of Phil Spector, the legendary music producer responsible for the equally legendary "Wall of Sound". As one often does, I found myself quickly Googling and Youtubing information on Phil Spector, though I had known about his imprisonment for killing a woman in Los Angeles years earlier. I quickly buried myself gouging on YouTube snippets of Phil Spector, as well as a documentary on his killing of Hollywood M.A.W. Lana Clarkson (M.A.W. in Tinseltown stands for Model...Actress...Whatever).
A few of the short clips really stood out, captured my imagination, and I immediately wanted more. They were from the documentary titled The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector. Figuring I was about to enjoy an hour or two of a brilliant documentary, excitement brewed from within, and I quickly typed in The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector...and there it was, a beautiful ninety or so minute documentary, ready to be enjoyed. So I caught my breath, got comfortable in my seat, and hit the Play button. And the video started to roll...but there was no volume. No big deal, I must have hit the mute button by accident.
Soon after, a bit of unease set in. I checked the comment section, and to my slight horror, it was filled with comments about the audio not working. Shortly after that a note about the video cleared up the situation...it had been flagged for a copyright violation, mainly due to the numerous songs that played throughout the documentary. It was disappointing and a bit odd, but little did I know that I would have at a minimum, a four year project on my hands.. When I say four year project, it likely has only involved five or so hours of total searching, but yesterday, after searching in vain again, I realized that my efforts would likely remain unsuccessful. Today, I decided to ask for help. A few notes....first, the full length documentary without audio is no longer on YouTube, and second, I believe the documentary originally aired on the BBC, roughly ten years ago. Here are two clips from
The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector
https://youtu.be/R4oHfURyg-Y
https://youtu.be/ljGrsuHY6Tg
Someone please embed the above two clips. Having issues on my end.
This leads me to today's post. Don't worry, this is a general interest post, and not a sports thread. First, a little backstory. This current goose chase is roughly four years old, which is child's play in relation to my two experiences listed above, so please understand that of course, I am perfectly willing to go decades in my pursuit. I ask for some understanding.
And now a little more backstory before I ask for this favor. And this might be a good idea for a continuous thread, as I am sure many here have current unfinished "projects" like me. My current goose chase started in 2016 when I saw a prison picture of Phil Spector, the legendary music producer responsible for the equally legendary "Wall of Sound". As one often does, I found myself quickly Googling and Youtubing information on Phil Spector, though I had known about his imprisonment for killing a woman in Los Angeles years earlier. I quickly buried myself gouging on YouTube snippets of Phil Spector, as well as a documentary on his killing of Hollywood M.A.W. Lana Clarkson (M.A.W. in Tinseltown stands for Model...Actress...Whatever
). A few of the short clips really stood out, captured my imagination, and I immediately wanted more. They were from the documentary titled The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector. Figuring I was about to enjoy an hour or two of a brilliant documentary, excitement brewed from within, and I quickly typed in The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector...and there it was, a beautiful ninety or so minute documentary, ready to be enjoyed. So I caught my breath, got comfortable in my seat, and hit the Play button. And the video started to roll...but there was no volume. No big deal, I must have hit the mute button by accident.
Soon after, a bit of unease set in. I checked the comment section, and to my slight horror, it was filled with comments about the audio not working. Shortly after that a note about the video cleared up the situation...it had been flagged for a copyright violation, mainly due to the numerous songs that played throughout the documentary. It was disappointing and a bit odd, but little did I know that I would have at a minimum, a four year project on my hands
.. When I say four year project, it likely has only involved five or so hours of total searching, but yesterday, after searching in vain again, I realized that my efforts would likely remain unsuccessful. Today, I decided to ask for help. A few notes....first, the full length documentary without audio is no longer on YouTube, and second, I believe the documentary originally aired on the BBC, roughly ten years ago. Here are two clips from The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector
https://youtu.be/R4oHfURyg-Y
https://youtu.be/ljGrsuHY6Tg
Someone please embed the above two clips. Having issues on my end.
Recently, within the past week, I finally found a video I had been searching for since August of 2000. That's almost twenty years. This video was from a relatively major sporting event, and it defied belief that the sequence could not be found. It was as if every other possible year could be found. But I found it, and now I can set my sights elsewhere. Additionally, within the last eighteen months I finally found a video of the final round of the 1979 Masters, thanks to Augusta National putting up the final round of every Masters on YouTube. I had wanted to see video of Ed Sneed's missed puts on the last few holes, and had only found a few articles and a photo or two of just his last missed put on the 18th hole. This, after over a decade of occasional futile rabbit hole searches.
This leads me to today's post. Don't worry, this is a general interest post, and not a sports thread. First, a little backstory. This current goose chase is roughly four years old, which is child's play in relation to my two experiences listed above, so please understand that of course, I am perfectly willing to go decades in my pursuit. I ask for some understanding.
And now a little more backstory before I ask for this favor. And this might be a good idea for a continuous thread, as I am sure many here have current unfinished "projects" like me. My current goose chase started in 2016 when I saw a prison picture of Phil Spector, the legendary music producer responsible for the equally legendary "Wall of Sound". As one often does, I found myself quickly Googling and Youtubing information on Phil Spector, though I had known about his imprisonment for killing a woman in Los Angeles years earlier. I quickly buried myself gouging on YouTube snippets of Phil Spector, as well as a documentary on his killing of Hollywood M.A.W. Lana Clarkson (M.A.W. in Tinseltown stands for Model...Actress...Whatever
). A few of the short clips really stood out, captured my imagination, and I immediately wanted more. They were from the documentary titled The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector. Figuring I was about to enjoy an hour or two of a brilliant documentary, excitement brewed from within, and I quickly typed in The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector...and there it was, a beautiful ninety or so minute documentary, ready to be enjoyed. So I caught my breath, got comfortable in my seat, and hit the Play button. And the video started to roll...but there was no volume. No big deal, I must have hit the mute button by accident.
Soon after, a bit of unease set in. I checked the comment section, and to my slight horror, it was filled with comments about the audio not working. Shortly after that a note about the video cleared up the situation...it had been flagged for a copyright violation, mainly due to the numerous songs that played throughout the documentary. It was disappointing and a bit odd, but little did I know that I would have at a minimum, a four year project on my hands
.. When I say four year project, it likely has only involved five or so hours of total searching, but yesterday, after searching in vain again, I realized that my efforts would likely remain unsuccessful. Today, I decided to ask for help. A few notes....first, the full length documentary without audio is no longer on YouTube, and second, I believe the documentary originally aired on the BBC, roughly ten years ago. Here are two clips from The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector
https://youtu.be/R4oHfURyg-Y
https://youtu.be/ljGrsuHY6Tg
Someone please embed the above two clips. Having issues on my end.
Recently, within the past week, I finally found a video I had been searching for since August of 2000. That's almost twenty years. This video was from a relatively major sporting event, and it defied belief that the sequence could not be found. It was as if every other possible year could be found. But I found it, and now I can set my sights elsewhere. Additionally, within the last eighteen months I finally found a video of the final round of the 1979 Masters, thanks to Augusta National putting up the final round of every Masters on YouTube. I had wanted to see video of Ed Sneed's missed puts on the last few holes, and had only found a few articles and a photo or two of just his last missed put on the 18th hole. This, after over a decade of occasional futile rabbit hole searches.
This leads me to today's post. Don't worry, this is a general interest post, and not a sports thread. First, a little backstory. This current goose chase is roughly four years old, which is child's play in relation to my two experiences listed above, so please understand that of course, I am perfectly willing to go decades in my pursuit. I ask for some understanding.
And now a little more backstory before I ask for this favor. And this might be a good idea for a continuous thread, as I am sure many here have current unfinished "projects" like me. My current goose chase started in 2016 when I saw a prison picture of Phil Spector, the legendary music producer responsible for the equally legendary "Wall of Sound". As one often does, I found myself quickly Googling and Youtubing information on Phil Spector, though I had known about his imprisonment for killing a woman in Los Angeles years earlier. I quickly buried myself gouging on YouTube snippets of Phil Spector, as well as a documentary on his killing of Hollywood M.A.W. Lana Clarkson (M.A.W. in Tinseltown stands for Model...Actress...Whatever
). A few of the short clips really stood out, captured my imagination, and I immediately wanted more. They were from the documentary titled The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector. Figuring I was about to enjoy an hour or two of a brilliant documentary, excitement brewed from within, and I quickly typed in The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector...and there it was, a beautiful ninety or so minute documentary, ready to be enjoyed. So I caught my breath, got comfortable in my seat, and hit the Play button. And the video started to roll...but there was no volume. No big deal, I must have hit the mute button by accident.
Soon after, a bit of unease set in. I checked the comment section, and to my slight horror, it was filled with comments about the audio not working. Shortly after that a note about the video cleared up the situation...it had been flagged for a copyright violation, mainly due to the numerous songs that played throughout the documentary. It was disappointing and a bit odd, but little did I know that I would have at a minimum, a four year project on my hands
.. When I say four year project, it likely has only involved five or so hours of total searching, but yesterday, after searching in vain again, I realized that my efforts would likely remain unsuccessful. Today, I decided to ask for help. A few notes....first, the full length documentary without audio is no longer on YouTube, and second, I believe the documentary originally aired on the BBC, roughly ten years ago. Here are two clips from The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector
https://youtu.be/R4oHfURyg-Y
https://youtu.be/ljGrsuHY6Tg
Someone please embed the above two clips. Having issues on my end.
Recently, within the past week, I finally found a video I had been searching for since August of 2000. That's almost twenty years. This video was from a relatively major sporting event, and it defied belief that the sequence could not be found. It was as if every other possible year could be found. But I found it, and now I can set my sights elsewhere. Additionally, within the last eighteen months I finally found a video of the final round of the 1979 Masters, thanks to Augusta National putting up the final round of every Masters on YouTube. I had wanted to see video of Ed Sneed's missed puts on the last few holes, and had only found a few articles and a photo or two of just his last missed put on the 18th hole. This, after over a decade of occasional futile rabbit hole searches.
This leads me to today's post. Don't worry, this is a general interest post, and not a sports thread. First, a little backstory. This current goose chase is roughly four years old, which is child's play in relation to my two experiences listed above, so please understand that of course, I am perfectly willing to go decades in my pursuit. I ask for some understanding.
And now a little more backstory before I ask for this favor. And this might be a good idea for a continuous thread, as I am sure many here have current unfinished "projects" like me. My current goose chase started in 2016 when I saw a prison picture of Phil Spector, the legendary music producer responsible for the equally legendary "Wall of Sound". As one often does, I found myself quickly Googling and Youtubing information on Phil Spector, though I had known about his imprisonment for killing a woman in Los Angeles years earlier. I quickly buried myself gouging on YouTube snippets of Phil Spector, as well as a documentary on his killing of Hollywood M.A.W. Lana Clarkson (M.A.W. in Tinseltown stands for Model...Actress...Whatever
). A few of the short clips really stood out, captured my imagination, and I immediately wanted more. They were from the documentary titled The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector. Figuring I was about to enjoy an hour or two of a brilliant documentary, excitement brewed from within, and I quickly typed in The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector...and there it was, a beautiful ninety or so minute documentary, ready to be enjoyed. So I caught my breath, got comfortable in my seat, and hit the Play button. And the video started to roll...but there was no volume. No big deal, I must have hit the mute button by accident.
Soon after, a bit of unease set in. I checked the comment section, and to my slight horror, it was filled with comments about the audio not working. Shortly after that a note about the video cleared up the situation...it had been flagged for a copyright violation, mainly due to the numerous songs that played throughout the documentary. It was disappointing and a bit odd, but little did I know that I would have at a minimum, a four year project on my hands
.. When I say four year project, it likely has only involved five or so hours of total searching, but yesterday, after searching in vain again, I realized that my efforts would likely remain unsuccessful. Today, I decided to ask for help. A few notes....first, the full length documentary without audio is no longer on YouTube, and second, I believe the documentary originally aired on the BBC, roughly ten years ago. Here are two clips from The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector
https://youtu.be/R4oHfURyg-Y
https://youtu.be/ljGrsuHY6Tg
Someone please embed the above two clips. Having issues on my end.
Recently, within the past week, I finally found a video I had been searching for since August of 2000. That's almost twenty years. This video was from a relatively major sporting event, and it defied belief that the sequence could not be found. It was as if every other possible year could be found. But I found it, and now I can set my sights elsewhere. Additionally, within the last eighteen months I finally found a video of the final round of the 1979 Masters, thanks to Augusta National putting up the final round of every Masters on YouTube. I had wanted to see video of Ed Sneed's missed puts on the last few holes, and had only found a few articles and a photo or two of just his last missed put on the 18th hole. This, after over a decade of occasional futile rabbit hole searches.
This leads me to today's post. Don't worry, this is a general interest post, and not a sports thread. First, a little backstory. This current goose chase is roughly four years old, which is child's play in relation to my two experiences listed above, so please understand that of course, I am perfectly willing to go decades in my pursuit. I ask for some understanding.
And now a little more backstory before I ask for this favor. And this might be a good idea for a continuous thread, as I am sure many here have current unfinished "projects" like me. My current goose chase started in 2016 when I saw a prison picture of Phil Spector, the legendary music producer responsible for the equally legendary "Wall of Sound". As one often does, I found myself quickly Googling and Youtubing information on Phil Spector, though I had known about his imprisonment for killing a woman in Los Angeles years earlier. I quickly buried myself gouging on YouTube snippets of Phil Spector, as well as a documentary on his killing of Hollywood M.A.W. Lana Clarkson (M.A.W. in Tinseltown stands for Model...Actress...Whatever
). A few of the short clips really stood out, captured my imagination, and I immediately wanted more. They were from the documentary titled The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector. Figuring I was about to enjoy an hour or two of a brilliant documentary, excitement brewed from within, and I quickly typed in The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector...and there it was, a beautiful ninety or so minute documentary, ready to be enjoyed. So I caught my breath, got comfortable in my seat, and hit the Play button. And the video started to roll...but there was no volume. No big deal, I must have hit the mute button by accident.
Soon after, a bit of unease set in. I checked the comment section, and to my slight horror, it was filled with comments about the audio not working. Shortly after that a note about the video cleared up the situation...it had been flagged for a copyright violation, mainly due to the numerous songs that played throughout the documentary. It was disappointing and a bit odd, but little did I know that I would have at a minimum, a four year project on my hands
.. When I say four year project, it likely has only involved five or so hours of total searching, but yesterday, after searching in vain again, I realized that my efforts would likely remain unsuccessful. Today, I decided to ask for help. A few notes....first, the full length documentary without audio is no longer on YouTube, and second, I believe the documentary originally aired on the BBC, roughly ten years ago. Here are two clips from The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector
https://youtu.be/R4oHfURyg-Y
https://youtu.be/ljGrsuHY6Tg
Someone please embed the above two clips. Having issues on my end.
Recently, within the past week, I finally found a video I had been searching for since August of 2000. That's almost twenty years. This video was from a relatively major sporting event, and it defied belief that the sequence could not be found. It was as if every other possible year could be found. But I found it, and now I can set my sights elsewhere. Additionally, within the last eighteen months I finally found a video of the final round of the 1979 Masters, thanks to Augusta National putting up the final round of every Masters on YouTube. I had wanted to see video of Ed Sneed's missed puts on the last few holes, and had only found a few articles and a photo or two of just his last missed put on the 18th hole. This, after over a decade of occasional futile rabbit hole searches.
This leads me to today's post. Don't worry, this is a general interest post, and not a sports thread. First, a little backstory. This current goose chase is roughly four years old, which is child's play in relation to my two experiences listed above, so please understand that of course, I am perfectly willing to go decades in my pursuit. I ask for some understanding.
And now a little more backstory before I ask for this favor. And this might be a good idea for a continuous thread, as I am sure many here have current unfinished "projects" like me. My current goose chase started in 2016 when I saw a prison picture of Phil Spector, the legendary music producer responsible for the equally legendary "Wall of Sound". As one often does, I found myself quickly Googling and Youtubing information on Phil Spector, though I had known about his imprisonment for killing a woman in Los Angeles years earlier. I quickly buried myself gouging on YouTube snippets of Phil Spector, as well as a documentary on his killing of Hollywood M.A.W. Lana Clarkson (M.A.W. in Tinseltown stands for Model...Actress...Whatever
). A few of the short clips really stood out, captured my imagination, and I immediately wanted more. They were from the documentary titled The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector. Figuring I was about to enjoy an hour or two of a brilliant documentary, excitement brewed from within, and I quickly typed in The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector...and there it was, a beautiful ninety or so minute documentary, ready to be enjoyed. So I caught my breath, got comfortable in my seat, and hit the Play button. And the video started to roll...but there was no volume. No big deal, I must have hit the mute button by accident.
Soon after, a bit of unease set in. I checked the comment section, and to my slight horror, it was filled with comments about the audio not working. Shortly after that a note about the video cleared up the situation...it had been flagged for a copyright violation, mainly due to the numerous songs that played throughout the documentary. It was disappointing and a bit odd, but little did I know that I would have at a minimum, a four year project on my hands
.. When I say four year project, it likely has only involved five or so hours of total searching, but yesterday, after searching in vain again, I realized that my efforts would likely remain unsuccessful. Today, I decided to ask for help. A few notes....first, the full length documentary without audio is no longer on YouTube, and second, I believe the documentary originally aired on the BBC, roughly ten years ago. Here are two clips from The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector
https://youtu.be/R4oHfURyg-Y
https://youtu.be/ljGrsuHY6Tg
Someone please embed the above two clips. Having issues on my end.
Recently, within the past week, I finally found a video I had been searching for since August of 2000. That's almost twenty years. This video was from a relatively major sporting event, and it defied belief that the sequence could not be found. It was as if every other possible year could be found. But I found it, and now I can set my sights elsewhere. Additionally, within the last eighteen months I finally found a video of the final round of the 1979 Masters, thanks to Augusta National putting up the final round of every Masters on YouTube. I had wanted to see video of Ed Sneed's missed puts on the last few holes, and had only found a few articles and a photo or two of just his last missed put on the 18th hole. This, after over a decade of occasional futile rabbit hole searches.
This leads me to today's post. Don't worry, this is a general interest post, and not a sports thread. First, a little backstory. This current goose chase is roughly four years old, which is child's play in relation to my two experiences listed above, so please understand that of course, I am perfectly willing to go decades in my pursuit. I ask for some understanding.
And now a little more backstory before I ask for this favor. And this might be a good idea for a continuous thread, as I am sure many here have current unfinished "projects" like me. My current goose chase started in 2016 when I saw a prison picture of Phil Spector, the legendary music producer responsible for the equally legendary "Wall of Sound". As one often does, I found myself quickly Googling and Youtubing information on Phil Spector, though I had known about his imprisonment for killing a woman in Los Angeles years earlier. I quickly buried myself gouging on YouTube snippets of Phil Spector, as well as a documentary on his killing of Hollywood M.A.W. Lana Clarkson (M.A.W. in Tinseltown stands for Model...Actress...Whatever
). A few of the short clips really stood out, captured my imagination, and I immediately wanted more. They were from the documentary titled The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector. Figuring I was about to enjoy an hour or two of a brilliant documentary, excitement brewed from within, and I quickly typed in The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector...and there it was, a beautiful ninety or so minute documentary, ready to be enjoyed. So I caught my breath, got comfortable in my seat, and hit the Play button. And the video started to roll...but there was no volume. No big deal, I must have hit the mute button by accident.
Soon after, a bit of unease set in. I checked the comment section, and to my slight horror, it was filled with comments about the audio not working. Shortly after that a note about the video cleared up the situation...it had been flagged for a copyright violation, mainly due to the numerous songs that played throughout the documentary. It was disappointing and a bit odd, but little did I know that I would have at a minimum, a four year project on my hands
.. When I say four year project, it likely has only involved five or so hours of total searching, but yesterday, after searching in vain again, I realized that my efforts would likely remain unsuccessful. Today, I decided to ask for help. A few notes....first, the full length documentary without audio is no longer on YouTube, and second, I believe the documentary originally aired on the BBC, roughly ten years ago. Here are two clips from The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector
https://youtu.be/R4oHfURyg-Y
https://youtu.be/ljGrsuHY6Tg
Someone please embed the above two clips. Having issues on my end.
Recently, within the past week, I finally found a video I had been searching for since August of 2000. That's almost twenty years. This video was from a relatively major sporting event, and it defied belief that the sequence could not be found. It was as if every other possible year could be found. But I found it, and now I can set my sights elsewhere. Additionally, within the last eighteen months I finally found a video of the final round of the 1979 Masters, thanks to Augusta National putting up the final round of every Masters on YouTube. I had wanted to see video of Ed Sneed's missed puts on the last few holes, and had only found a few articles and a photo or two of just his last missed put on the 18th hole. This, after over a decade of occasional futile rabbit hole searches.
This leads me to today's post. Don't worry, this is a general interest post, and not a sports thread. First, a little backstory. This current goose chase is roughly four years old, which is child's play in relation to my two experiences listed above, so please understand that of course, I am perfectly willing to go decades in my pursuit. I ask for some understanding.
And now a little more backstory before I ask for this favor. And this might be a good idea for a continuous thread, as I am sure many here have current unfinished "projects" like me. My current goose chase started in 2016 when I saw a prison picture of Phil Spector, the legendary music producer responsible for the equally legendary "Wall of Sound". As one often does, I found myself quickly Googling and Youtubing information on Phil Spector, though I had known about his imprisonment for killing a woman in Los Angeles years earlier. I quickly buried myself gouging on YouTube snippets of Phil Spector, as well as a documentary on his killing of Hollywood M.A.W. Lana Clarkson (M.A.W. in Tinseltown stands for Model...Actress...Whatever
). A few of the short clips really stood out, captured my imagination, and I immediately wanted more. They were from the documentary titled The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector. Figuring I was about to enjoy an hour or two of a brilliant documentary, excitement brewed from within, and I quickly typed in The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector...and there it was, a beautiful ninety or so minute documentary, ready to be enjoyed. So I caught my breath, got comfortable in my seat, and hit the Play button. And the video started to roll...but there was no volume. No big deal, I must have hit the mute button by accident.
Soon after, a bit of unease set in. I checked the comment section, and to my slight horror, it was filled with comments about the audio not working. Shortly after that a note about the video cleared up the situation...it had been flagged for a copyright violation, mainly due to the numerous songs that played throughout the documentary. It was disappointing and a bit odd, but little did I know that I would have at a minimum, a four year project on my hands
.. When I say four year project, it likely has only involved five or so hours of total searching, but yesterday, after searching in vain again, I realized that my efforts would likely remain unsuccessful. Today, I decided to ask for help. A few notes....first, the full length documentary without audio is no longer on YouTube, and second, I believe the documentary originally aired on the BBC, roughly ten years ago. Here are two clips from The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector
https://youtu.be/R4oHfURyg-Y
https://youtu.be/ljGrsuHY6Tg
Someone please embed the above two clips. Having issues on my end.
05-15-2020
, 10:44 PM
05-15-2020
, 11:56 PM
05-16-2020
, 04:32 AM
05-16-2020
, 09:25 AM
Grunching on title alone: If a dream is impossible, how can it be harder than I think? What's harder than impossible?
Post grunch edit: SageDonkey, is that your? Holy W.O.T, dude! (W.O.T. in Twoplustwotown stands for Wall Of Text)
Sorry, I'm not familiar with the movie you're looking for, but good luck.
Post grunch edit: SageDonkey, is that your? Holy W.O.T, dude! (W.O.T. in Twoplustwotown stands for Wall Of Text
)Sorry, I'm not familiar with the movie you're looking for, but good luck.
Last edited by Garick; 05-16-2020 at 09:28 AM.
Reason: post grunch
05-17-2020
, 04:00 AM
