'Sold For Parts', a Fontaines DC Documentary by COLLECTIVE Films
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- ‘Sold For Parts’ is a COLLECTIVE films documentary chronicling Fontaines DC’s journey as they write, record and release their award-winning debut album.
Directors: Greg M Purcell & Mark Logan
Directors of Photography: Greg M Purcell, Mark Logan, Kenneth Adams, Cormac Dunne
Producer: Paul Walsh
Sound Editor: Jack O'Donoghue
Edited by COLLECTIVE Films
I love the way it's shot, when they go in the store and you keep hearing the interview outside, very artful
If you appreciate REAL music. Check out the first song you hear on this documentary. "School days over" by Luke kelly. It will open a whole world to you.
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It's perhaps increasingly rare these days to see a band in the spotlight with such a genuine commitment to maintaining their integrity - and all without being up their own arse.
I can't like this but I'll say nice 😁🤘
the tour promotor with the moustache seems a little up his own arse but I wont blame that on the boys!
I'll second that. Well put.
They’re definitely up their own arse
Agreed to bits mate
The lyrics are like poetry and the melodies sound like traditional old songs, but when you put it all together with the rhythm section it's a whole new animal and I love it.
65 year old here and to me this is the irish clash.
This is so pure, it’s too real.
James Gild is it too real fouryaaaaaa
@@weezer91101 You bastard, I wanted to make that joke :)
Spinal Tap it ain`t! One my favourite movies in all fairness!
Grian: "Just bleed all the time. Just bleed who you are all the time. Don't hold back."
Me: "Thank you for keeping it real. Love you Fontaines D.C." 💚
its not just the friendship that you can hear in there music its there emotional level of friendship, thats what makes these lads so special
I’m 55 and they bring me back to the post punk days I grew up in! Thanks guys for bringing it back!
This is such a lovely insight into the band, such intelligent, caring young men.
They are truly unreal I’d love friends like these lads, genuine and intelligent talented beyond belief I actually love them all very special band and I’m loving how they are growing into something I’ve been waiting for, wish them all the luck and love they deserve 💕
What a brilliant, exciting band. Dogrel just sounds so different to anything else I'm listening to.
I keep coming back to this documentary, it is so enriching. A real treat, so well made, thanks to everyone involved.
Thank God someone is holding up the idea of honest rock in this 21st century crying out for genuine youth and passion. The older generation are finding this young band quite refreshing to say the least. For what it`s worth it takes this 58 year old right back and that`s great because at the end of the day, `It`s Only Rock n Roll, but i LOVE it!
Saw them live on KEXP a year ago. Immediately the thought 'who said rock is dead?' came up. 'Dogrel' lives up to the expectations and that"s just great. Love this raw en pure music en poetry.
really lovely. thanks for sharing this doc.
This is a wonderful doc. Thank you for putting it together and for making available for free viewing
Really well put together doc, great effort!
Great insight into an amazing band. Really enjoyed it. Cheers for uploading it 👍
Detroit 2022: The absolute best show I've seen in many, many years! Nothing but the best...
First band I've been excited about in years and years. 2nd album is even better IMO.
such a needed documentary. feel connected to the music they make knowing such genuine commitment had gone into the album. never felt so emotional about a band
Love these guys so much.. Stylish and slick musicians..
Loved them the first time I heard them on the Radio ❤😍❤🤘
21.50 when he forgot he was in a documentary and started to swear but caught himself at the last second. What a fucking champ
Great work Mark, you captured the genuine spirit of the band very well!
Great doco. Saw them in Newcastle in January, one of the best live bands I've ever seen
Wow this documentary is incredibly shot and put together not just saying that it’s genuinely amazing.
Great watch. Keep her lit. All the best for the future.
They're going Great so far. Was outside the tent with my Brother last year at Glastonbury, the thing was absolutely packed! Hope they go far! Up the Boys! 🇮🇪
Quite possibly the best band of the last couple of decades....I adore this band! Great documentary, thank you.
Very authentic and real. No egos or " artistic difference "
How does this only have 99 comments? Brilliant band and they come across as such good lads.
Amazing record and amazing live 😎👍
Beautiful
Cool, great doc. Thanks for sharing.
I'm 67 and recently discovered the 'taines' - a really great band, just love their sound.
Class!!
What a lovely film. I was in a band like this.
The real deal! The band and the documentary! x
Great Video, Up the DC!
beautiful
IT'S SO NICE TO HEAR THIS MUSIC BEAUTIFUL GUY'S I LOVE IT CHEERS FROM BOSTON AND SANJUAN ♥️
Charisma is exquisite manipulation is without doubt the best line/lyric I have ever heard!!😳🔥
Fantastic insight into the band x
Really great songs and creative parts .
Tom going in for a handful of Tyskie. Doin us proud
As a German I can say that I love Tyskie !!! (and Kölsch) but Tyskie is the greatest beer ever !
@@Nico-vr8ec Always first choice in the all night offie
@@Nico-vr8ec Polish beer is so underrated just like this band
I think what has been on everyones lips today when are we going to listen to real music not your manufactured stuff but real raw throbbing music that effects all the senses i am talking joy division the fall etc etc punk and all those greats. never thought i would hear that music again. and then the Fontaines D.C were born. Straight out of Dublin. And raw music was once again resurrected by the FONTAINES DC thankyou
The beautiful shedding of the ego, great to see
You can also channel the ego, it doesn't have to be a "negative" thing
Just bought tickets to see them live whilst watching this haha easily sold
Me too, just now ha. La Riviera, Madrid, in March. Not long to wait
For fooks sake....didn't think I could dig FDC anymore, but now I sure do!
Gonna be massive, cmon the boys 🇮🇪
Cian McGivern they’re gonna be big!
They are already BIG
Hopefully not
@@End-Result too bad for you bud
You were spot on with that one Cian - they're 😢🎉😢🎉🎉massive 👏
Can’t wait for August release of some new tracks.
1:49 sick transition my guy!!
I wish this was longer
This is the life I want to live.
Charisma is exquisite manipulation is the best lyric I have heard 🤯🔥👍
The Fall evolved. Mark E Smith would be proud.
abSOULutely beautiful.
TYSKIE 🇵🇱
I've been a big fan of the band since seeing their performance at Glastonbury last year. I only recently found out that they recorded Dogrel in Streatham. I lived in Balham for 14 years and then moved a bit south. It was great to see the footage of them out and about on Bedford Hill at th-cam.com/video/3ppfzdY6jPs/w-d-xo.html and then on Fernlea Road at th-cam.com/video/3ppfzdY6jPs/w-d-xo.html. I wonder if they were on their way to The Bedford?
I think they will record / are recording their second album in Streatham also and I hope they can still enjoy hanging out in the area. I think they'll be more recognised now though. SW London is proud to have them.
Thanks for choosing Tyskie beer :)
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There's something special
💘
2:25 that wine shirt reminds me of a certain someone. Glad it does.
Who?
@@dwoebebuffayThe lead singer of Joy Division used to wear those kinds of shirts.
Ian Curtis
some sound lads lyk
7:58ish onwards.. speaking my thoughts 🔥
Brilliance
Rock n rollies
The jury is still out, I like the videos
Is this the jury for slow learners?
Take as long as you need 👍
@@martinmcdonald4207lmao. It must be. Special needs.
nice film - Tyskie rules
At last some originality by a young band.
Goes around goes around oh ya baoiyaaaaaa
What’s the name of the song playing at the start before they go on stage
'School Days Over' - Luke Kelly and the Dubliners' cover of the Ewan McColl song. Just brilliant
Damien Dempsey there :)
I love the band but does anyone think they should have given TS Eliot a credit for the verse at 14:40 in the album notes?
RH I don’t have a problem with “borrowing” because poets do it all the time, even Eliot himself. And I’m pretty sure Eliot’s poetry is open domain. But idk I feel like there should still be a note.
I agree, I was v surprised there was no credit for TSE on the sleeve notes for Dogrel. Best to be honest about it surely? It’s lifted almost word for word.
Clattering scamp I’m pretty sure only one or two lines is actually word for word. Eliot himself lifted lines all the time
Anyone know what danelectros they're using?
Danelectro 59 and a Danelectro U2
1:34 me in my room every weekend
RIMBAUD t shirt!!!
Song at the beginning?
Can anyone tell me the name of the song the lads are singing at the beginning? I recognise it but can't place it.
Sadly no idea
School Days Over.... Luke Kelly
@@xfactorcritic Deadly, thanks very much
Whats the name of the ballad at the start ??
luke sewell thank you ! Happy paddy’s day !
me on 3:40: omg polish beer!!
I hope they weren't disrespecting our Daniel!
whats the song playing at the beginning?
Is Luke kelly - schooldays over if anyone looking for it!
what song do they come out to?
School Day's Over by The Chieftains (I think)
Fontaines DC have made music relevant again, no easy task.
Daniele Tort big thief for me
@@aidan9218 big thief is awesome
He picked up polish beer Tyskie
Tap'esque :)
do Iceage if possible or John Maus
Getting a joy division vibe ? great band.
Heirs to The Fall. Great and lyrics. But without the MES angst.
That was dacent
Why does he stylistically sing flat?
is this too real for yaaaaaaaa?!
Less of the dictator pencil pushers.more of these bands please
Hope they never do a Sex on Fire
:)
I'd like to sell Fontaines DC for parts to be honest
Panicked when he was dwardling at the beer fridge, thank god he went with Tyskie! Nearly lost all respect if he'd gone for carling
I absolutely loved the singles, thought the album was all right, but when I saw them live and watching this documentary, I can't get over how contrived the singer is. Doesn't feel 'too real' at all.