BBC Documentary 1999 (70 mb, 44 minutes)
Interview in Paris May 2006 (40 mb, 15:44 minutes)
Channel 4 Friday pop show ‘Bliss’ presenter Muriel Gray and Allanah Currie from the Thompson Twins
Interview 1985(?) Australia(?)
Interview with Scritti Politti (Japan)
Interview with Scritti Politti (Japan)
Japanese talk about Scritti Politti (no subtitles)The fourth interview was on ITV Saturday children’s show “No.73″ with Kim Goody.
The fifth was from a Channel 4 Friday pop show called ‘Bliss’. The presenter is Muriel Gray and the other agony aunt was indeed Allanah Currie from the Thompson Twins.
We stand corrected! Thanks for the info, keep it coming.
i only get the pictures of the vids without the sound. Is there any chance to download those instead of streaming? It’ s a very teasing collection, especially the words in the documentary do interest me immensely. Thank you.
Anyone catch the BBC4 ‘Rough Trade’ documentary at weekend (not sure if it has aired before or not, but seemd fairly recent)? Interesting snippets with Green and Tom Morley, and the early tracks featured. However, some ex Rough Trade personnel obviously not pleased with the production costs of ‘Sweetest Girl’ and the subsequent direction of the organisation. A bit biased in so much as the ‘Wood Beez’ period was portrayed as a purely commercial venture, without the counter argument of the musical value (it was very different from anything else at that time, and pushed a few boundaries). No mention of Greens eventual return to Rough Trade and successes, for want of a better word, that bought. But worth watching.
Interview 1999
Making of Anomie & Bonhomie
ITV Saturday children’s show “No.73″ with Kim Goody
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