I will never get over how accurately this movie captures the energy of a concert. I feel the thrill and unity of the music all over again every time I watch this scene
Intro to "Fever Dog" is a take-off on "When the Levee Breaks" by Zeppelin. The "Riot House" (Hyatt) is an actual hotel on Sunset, and is absolutely legendary. There's a lot of accurate references in this movie.
@@alexeilindes7507 wow! I am going to show this movie to my 9th graders in Germany next week. Do you have any more insight? I have already collected all the trivia there is, but this is a new story. Only if you want to, of course.
One of my fav movies EVER! I love it that Nancy Wilson picked out the music soundtrack. She was Cameron's honey at the time. Since she and sister, Ann, LOVE Led Zepp as much as I LOVE CSNY, it's only natural that the soundtrack is peppered full of Led Zepp tunes. And she threw in some Neil, too. I loved everything she chose. And YES, alot of the musical references are absolutely true. I especially loved the nod to Crosby in the poker scene, HA! As a sort of band aid myself since 1969, I can certainly attest to how correctly most of the whole concert experiences were portrayed, from the traveling by bus or plane to the venue, to the whole " hotel" drill, the stage events, the backstage events, the groupies, the wives, and significant others or wannabes, drugs, drug people and last but not least, the BANDS. I'm 68 now and I LOVE all my memories. This movie NAILED IT ALL! BIG TIME!
I love this movie, takes me back to the 70's when music was music, when you had to have real talent to make it. Young people just do not get it, to listen to music back then you either had to listen to the radio or go buy it, like Penny Lane says in the movie, if you ever get lonely just go to the record store and visit your friends, young people will never know that feeling because almost all record stores are gone. Another great movie that takes me back is Dazed and Confused.
My friend here a really big fan of Metal, Punk, D-beat, postpunk and another types and i collect music (cassettes, Vynils, cd's) there's plenty of distros and underground producers.
I saw this film in cinema last night wednesday 1st August 8.45pm 2018 , here in London Leicester square . I watched it 13 times in the cinema back in the year 2000 because it was so awesome . Seeing it again yesterday in cinema after 18 years i was waiting for this scene to come and had been thinking about this song in my head all evening before i got there , man the sound in the cinema was so fucking loud it really felt like you were at that fucking concert , just couldnt stop bopping my head after dick said stillwater .
Does it ever seem like a little bit of a plot hole to anyone else that a band would OPEN with their top song? It's generally the top song that closes it. I know it's a movie though.
with a 25 minute opener you gotta pull all punches. fever dog wasn't their most popular either, it was their newest. they'd close with a "fan favourite" or something older that's become a closing staple
Not all bands at the stage Stillwater are at closed with their biggest hit. On the Hotel California tour, the Eagles always opened with the title track from HC.
This is what I don't understand about you people: you hate a film and yet you just have to come here to say it. If you don't like something, then fucking stay away from it! I hate Justin Bieber, but I don't go and shit all over his songs on social media because it's something that I don't like and don't want to be a part of. The rest of us happen to think that this movie was great, so fuck off and watch something that you do like.
@@glitch3818 somehow you seem to think your opinions to be the final word....as if your way is correct and everybody else's substandard. I bet you smell your own farts too.
@@3dsmaxrocks699 you misunderstand the point I'm trying to make. I'm just saying if you don't like something, ignore it. When I see something I don't like, say a video about building a shed, I click "Not interested" or "don't recommend channel" rather that clicking in it and spreading negativity in the comments. I realise that that may come across as hypocrisy, and for that I apologize. Still, don't click on something you don't like. It's like going to a music video by a band that you absolutely despise only to express this. I understand the psychology behind it, but at the same time, just don't do it. It's that simple. Do something different.
I will never get over how accurately this movie captures the energy of a concert. I feel the thrill and unity of the music all over again every time I watch this scene
Intro to "Fever Dog" is a take-off on "When the Levee Breaks" by Zeppelin. The "Riot House" (Hyatt) is an actual hotel on Sunset, and is absolutely legendary. There's a lot of accurate references in this movie.
Well. Stillwater is humble pie. Penny is the groupie Peter Frampton left my mother for.
@luxehometeam1991 yes but the story is about the time Cam went on tour w humble pie. And Penny was a really groupie. And my mother was Peter's wife
@@alexeilindes7507 wow! I am going to show this movie to my 9th graders in Germany next week. Do you have any more insight? I have already collected all the trivia there is, but this is a new story. Only if you want to, of course.
@AnanasHasOlfrygt look up Cameron crow articles. Read his wiki and humble pies
@@Ananas-Astra read Mary Framptons cookbook
One of my fav movies EVER! I love it that Nancy Wilson picked out the music soundtrack. She was Cameron's honey at the time. Since she and sister, Ann, LOVE Led Zepp as much as I LOVE CSNY, it's only natural that the soundtrack is peppered full of Led Zepp tunes. And she threw in some Neil, too. I loved everything she chose. And YES, alot of the musical references are absolutely true. I especially loved the nod to Crosby in the poker scene, HA! As a sort of band aid myself since 1969, I can certainly attest to how correctly most of the whole concert experiences were portrayed, from the traveling by bus or plane to the venue, to the whole " hotel" drill, the stage events, the backstage events, the groupies, the wives, and significant others or wannabes, drugs, drug people and last but not least, the BANDS. I'm 68 now and I LOVE all my memories. This movie NAILED IT ALL! BIG TIME!
Beautiful , Real , Rock and Roll , Tours , Music , Band Aids , Groupies , Drugs , Booze , Life lived on the Road at a Light Speed Pace !
At many, many concerts when the lights go on and the sound 'happens' band members smile because the roadies/friends got it right.
I love having this in my favorites. What a Great film.
wat a fukin movie.....time to be alive the 70s
The 70's had a tangible freedom in the air...
Must’ve been an incredible time to be alive
It’s cool that you can hear Sweet Leaf in the background
I love this movie, takes me back to the 70's when music was music, when you had to have real talent to make it. Young people just do not get it, to listen to music back then you either had to listen to the radio or go buy it, like Penny Lane says in the movie, if you ever get lonely just go to the record store and visit your friends, young people will never know that feeling because almost all record stores are gone. Another great movie that takes me back is Dazed and Confused.
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My friend here a really big fan of Metal, Punk, D-beat, postpunk and another types and i collect music (cassettes, Vynils, cd's) there's plenty of distros and underground producers.
Lol there were plenty of duds that made it big in the 1970s.. and all the parents at that time were telling you that your music sucked
@@admtpasi What's so funny?
@@Bubba__SawyerHe doesn't know what's funny. He's a youngin
Who else can hear Sweet Leaf playing in the background??!!!! Sabbath!!!!!
I saw this film in cinema last night wednesday 1st August 8.45pm 2018 , here in London Leicester square . I watched it 13 times in the cinema back in the year 2000 because it was so awesome . Seeing it again yesterday in cinema after 18 years i was waiting for this scene to come and had been thinking about this song in my head all evening before i got there , man the sound in the cinema was so fucking loud it really felt like you were at that fucking concert , just couldnt stop bopping my head after dick said stillwater .
ok?
WOW have you seen vinyl? this is just the same place the guy meets Robert Plant
This depicts exactly how concerts were in the 80's
This is very obviously the early 70s
Saw Led Zeppelin at the San Diego Sports Arena on Memorial Day, 1973. Plus many more.
0:01 ANIME!
he sounds like he's shouting anime where he's supposed to say enemy
Jason lee as the lead singer ummm yessss!!!!!
Based on Paul Rodgers
Russel is based on Glenn Frey of the Eagles; Cameron Crowe spend a lot of time on the road with them
My life ❤
2:44 UGH hit me with a BUS-
YES
Sweet Leaf!
Wipes his mouth after the kiss. Nice touch.
At 2:48 you can hear Black Sabbath is playing Sweet Leaf!!.
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Get me a man who looks at me the same way that Will looks at Penny!
0:45 - Times Fades Away - Neil Young
Does it ever seem like a little bit of a plot hole to anyone else that a band would OPEN with their top song? It's generally the top song that closes it. I know it's a movie though.
with a 25 minute opener you gotta pull all punches. fever dog wasn't their most popular either, it was their newest. they'd close with a "fan favourite" or something older that's become a closing staple
Not all bands at the stage Stillwater are at closed with their biggest hit. On the Hotel California tour, the Eagles always opened with the title track from HC.
Anyone know the name of the song playing in background
River by Joni Mitchell
And Herbie Hancock
Sweet Leaf by Black Sabbath
fever dogg
@wreyoG True story..
So much Black Crows ...ness.
dude is dickey betts
Was that a baby bump?
Where?
A puff o smokes
ADELE
God this movie sucked. So many cliches and so predictable and lame as fuck.
This is what I don't understand about you people: you hate a film and yet you just have to come here to say it. If you don't like something, then fucking stay away from it! I hate Justin Bieber, but I don't go and shit all over his songs on social media because it's something that I don't like and don't want to be a part of. The rest of us happen to think that this movie was great, so fuck off and watch something that you do like.
@@glitch3818 the reason is so I can warn others not to watch it. Your opinion doesn't trump mine
@@3dsmaxrocks699 let others watch it for themselves rather than corrupt their opinions beforehand.
@@glitch3818 somehow you seem to think your opinions to be the final word....as if your way is correct and everybody else's substandard. I bet you smell your own farts too.
@@3dsmaxrocks699 you misunderstand the point I'm trying to make. I'm just saying if you don't like something, ignore it. When I see something I don't like, say a video about building a shed, I click "Not interested" or "don't recommend channel" rather that clicking in it and spreading negativity in the comments. I realise that that may come across as hypocrisy, and for that I apologize. Still, don't click on something you don't like. It's like going to a music video by a band that you absolutely despise only to express this. I understand the psychology behind it, but at the same time, just don't do it. It's that simple. Do something different.