All My Loving (1968)
All My Loving (1968)
Xvid 720x412 29.97fps 1764Kbps | English Dolby AC3 48000Hz stereo 256Kbps | 00:55:25 | 805 MB
+ bonus feature: "The Making of All My Loving"(interview with Tony Palmer) "| 41:00 | 525 MB
Documentary / Classic Rock | Director: Tony Palmer
Xvid 720x412 29.97fps 1764Kbps | English Dolby AC3 48000Hz stereo 256Kbps | 00:55:25 | 805 MB
+ bonus feature: "The Making of All My Loving"(interview with Tony Palmer) "| 41:00 | 525 MB
Documentary / Classic Rock | Director: Tony Palmer
All My Loving, the prolific Tony Palmer's 1968 "masterpiece", is a 55-minute made-for-BBC examination of the state of the art in pop music, replete with interviews with key players, and never-before-seen footage of such heroes as Cream, Pink Floyd, Frank Zappa, Jimi Hendrix and The Who. It touches on everything from the idealism of youth to the market realities of the popular; from the black man in America to the influence of LSD; from the coming of a new Parthenon to the probability of permanent ear damage; and from pop demagoguery to the global reach of George Harrison.
All My Loving (1968)
All My Loving (1968)
All My Loving (1968)
All My Loving (1968)
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