spinningonuv
Joined Sep 2013
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John Otway is a genuine man and a dreamer and I respect that. A lot of his songs are terrible and yet a lot of them are superb.
This movie is well worth seeing. It is hilarious, endearing, a little emotional and confirms that John is actually an inspiration.
I discovered Otway about 13 years ago on a copy of the 'Old Grey Whistle Test' DVD - He was performing 'Really Free'. I'd never actually seen the famous footage until this movie, where it is used like a running gag.
Anyway, if you're a fan of rock 'n' roll, success, failure or hair brained schemes - you should go see this movie.
If you have not yet experienced John Otway - you should go see this movie and then buy a ticket to one of his gigs next time he's in your town. I guarantee it will be the first of many you attend.
PS: David Crabtree as Deadly - The Roadie. The best bit is where he runs over all the glass and cuts his feet, oh wait! That was Die Hard.
This movie is well worth seeing. It is hilarious, endearing, a little emotional and confirms that John is actually an inspiration.
I discovered Otway about 13 years ago on a copy of the 'Old Grey Whistle Test' DVD - He was performing 'Really Free'. I'd never actually seen the famous footage until this movie, where it is used like a running gag.
Anyway, if you're a fan of rock 'n' roll, success, failure or hair brained schemes - you should go see this movie.
If you have not yet experienced John Otway - you should go see this movie and then buy a ticket to one of his gigs next time he's in your town. I guarantee it will be the first of many you attend.
PS: David Crabtree as Deadly - The Roadie. The best bit is where he runs over all the glass and cuts his feet, oh wait! That was Die Hard.