[Guest Torrent] Seven Ages Of Rock 7 - What The World Is Waiting For

THE SEVEN AGES OF ROCK

7. What The World Is Waiting For
Documentary

Series details:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/sevenages/
Source: BBC2 DVB-S 2007-06-30
Format: PAL DVD
Audio: 256kbps mp2
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Chapters: yes
Number of discs: 1
Disc type: DVD5
Total Running Time: 1h 28m 54s
Artwork: included (single and 2 DVD covers)

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Notes from the original uploader (joefish):

These are the original streams as broadcast by the BBC.

The journey through the history of rock music climaxes with a focus
on British Indie music. Although once associated with social misfits
seeking refuge from the bright processed pop then dominating the
charts, The Smiths' first Top of the Pops appearance in 1983 paved
the way for the hugely influential Madchester music scene. However,
it was the iconoclastic influence of Suede and intense media
attention in the Blur-Oasis chart battles in the nineties that
brought Britpop to a wider audience. Revealing interviews and rarely
seen archive offers an insight into the story which ends with the
recent reinvention of Indie by bands like The Libertines, Franz
Ferdinand and The Arctic Monkeys.


A section has been cut from the end credits, to
remove the announcer and a particularly intrusive
"what's coming next" caption. Last week I suggested
this episode might fit on the same DVD as episodes 4-6.
I hadn't realised this episode is 30 minutes longer than
normal, so this was never a realistic option.


Content:

00:00:00:00 Intro
00:03:20:19 The Smiths
00:09:11:11 Manchester
00:18:41:04 The Stone Roses
00:26:23:06 The Manchester Scene
00:30:52:12 Oasis
00:38:29:13 Suede
00:43:47:18 Blur
00:50:29:07 Definitely Maybe
00:55:22:15 Blur vs Oasis
01:04:13:00 Oasis at Knebworth
01:08:32:21 Indie Goes Mainstream
01:11:24:10 The Libertines
01:21:58:01 The Arctic Monkeys
01:27:37:06 Conclusion
01:28:57:00 end

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