„Rome wasn’t built in a day – and we don’t have the time that Rome had.“
After the Screaming Stops – Joe Pearlman & David Soutar
Eine wahre Achterbahnfahrt der Gefühle ist dieses unvergessliche Dokument der „Biggest Reunion in Pop“, von der außerhalb des UK vermutlich kein Mensch Notiz nahm.
We see Luke gazing thoughtfully out to sea, telling us sentimentally how much he loves London: “Big Ben! The Embankment! Cab drivers!” (Has Luke Goss ever been to London?) When the boys arrive back in Blighty to commence rehearsals, their intense dislike of each other resurfaces. Luke, the drummer, resents being told how to do his job by his brother, the preening lead vocalist. Agonisingly, Luke advertises his muso status by wearing T-shirts with other bands’ names on them (Nirvana, Soundgarden, Green Day) and there is a toe-curling moment when he starts lecturing the session musicians, telling them they should have the passion and commitment of Flea from Red Hot Chili Peppers. Their faces are a picture.
Spinal Tap ist dagegen ein Witz.
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Es ist Breitling, scheiß auf deine Aldi-Uhr / Auf meinem nächstem Cover halt ich das Excalibur