Discussion of Eagles Documentary "History of the Eagles"

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Originally Posted by Ive always been a dreamer

Yep - I agree on both counts. Feel free to share your thoughts on the documentary, SAR. But, since we have a lengthy thread on it already, it will get confusing having another one - therefore, if you don't mind, I'll merge the two.

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oh i don't mind at all... i didnt even see another thread lol but thank you :)

my issue with this show is that i tend to watch it over and over. i drive my family nuts :hilarious::hilarious:

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Originally Posted by SilverAcidRayne

so i'm watching this for the 12th time. and it's more entertaining since i fell in love with the band and their music. VERY informative :thumbsup:

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I really am stunned SilverAcidRayne. I can listen to and enjoy albums hundreds of times but visual stuff, even films, once or twice and I'm done.

Pink Floyd's Pulse DVD is the only concert footage I've watched just as much as I've listened. I find documentaries tedious the second time around, unless there has been long gap (years) inbetween. I've still only watched HOTE once. I wasn't expecting it to win any awards.

it's always habit with me. I just leave it on so i can do some things and nothing ever gets done :hilarious::hilarious::hilarious:

and speaking of Floyd i havent seen any shows on them even though i would love to

Two years ago today it was released on DVD and Blu-Ray!!

Can't believe it's been 2 years already!

I'm sorry, I don't know where else to ask this, it seems like we've talked about it but I don't know where...does Joe have grandchildren? If not, isn't it sort of crazy that at 67, NONE of the current Eagles are grandpas? What are the chances of that? (or, do Joe's oldest have kids? I should know this...)

He doesn't have grandchildren that I know of. It IS pretty unusual in terms of your average male, but many male rock stars get married and have children late - at least, children they acknowledge. It's not as unusual in those circles. Lindsey Buckingham didn't start a family until he was 49.

Thanks, Soda. Don and Glenn definitely later that Tim and Joe. I guess Jeddrah, Lucy and Owen would be the oldest kids at 43, 33 and 30? Plenty of time left, the guys will probably go from no grandbabies to a whole bunch within a couple of years!

I thought speculation about their private lives was forbidden :headscratch:

Over two years later, yet another review...

http://www.roanoke.com/arts_and_ente...8bf7bad7b.html