Apple Buys Rights to 'The Velvet Underground' Documentary

[sparkinstx]

Seeing this made me think of Elephant's Memory, a Sixties Greenwich Village band that contributed two songs to the Midnight Cowboy soundtrack, and later backed John Lennon and Yoko Ono. I'd like to see an Elephant's Memory doc.

 

[Kar98]

Ah. Be-bop.

 

[Act3]

No worries. Those that are curious about art, music, culture, history, will find it.

they already have on youtube and being that this has been on macrumors front page for nearly 3 hrs with 26 comments, no one cares

 

[hirsthirst]

Immensely looking forward to all those who swore to burn their smash their Apple IIs over the Billie Eielish doc coming back to acknowledge balance has been restored in the universe.

(personally I will watch both, I just hope there's no more Ted effing Lasso coming).

 

[Ar40]

Another uninteresting documentary about geriatric musicians... Apple TV+ is doomed. Perhaps Foundation will act as a temporary lifeboat, but still one hit alone is not enough to keep a streaming service afloat.

So so much wrong in one post.

 

[Ar40]

Immensely looking forward to all those who swore to burn their smash their Apple IIs over the Billie Eielish doc coming back to acknowledge balance has been restored in the universe.

(personally I will watch both, I just hope there's no more Ted effing Lasso coming).

I was with you until you mentioned Ted Lasso. And then my jaw dropped in how wrong that opinion is, lol. Ted Lasso is scheduled for 3 seasons and I am praying for 6 seasons and a movie. Best comedy I've seen in YEARS.

 

[Mayostudent]

Quite possibly America’s greatest rock band. Their influence changed the direction of music forever. Thank you.

 

[mudflap]

Another uninteresting documentary about geriatric musicians... Apple TV+ is doomed. Perhaps Foundation will act as a temporary lifeboat, but still one hit alone is not enough to keep a streaming service afloat.

Those geriatric musicians were in one of the top ten most influential bands of all time: Beatles, Zeppelin, The Who, Sex Pistols, Joy Division, Bauhaus, Beach Boys, etc. Chances are a lot of the music you love was influenced by the Underground.