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posted by drewhiggins (Member) on 2008-04-18 03:12 pm quote

I love the Pop Mexico DVD. What a show, and no Hamish Hamilton to speak of.

Did I just say that out loud? I'm sorry, but he's a poor director (fire his arse and throw him out with Red Light) who shoots a scene for literally a millisecond - check out Milan and don't forget Sunday Bloody Sunday on the Chicago DVD - it's literally tragic. Go back and direct Britney concerts eh? But I will say he did an excellent job on Electric Co. on Chicago (and that is the only credit I will ever give him). And I'll be honest, even parts of Elevation Slane and Boston were pretty poorly directed.

The 'vocals but no movement at the station' during Zoo Station really pissed me off big-time though. How the hell can you miss it? Are you a wanker?

But then I've seen other DVDs that sucked big-time. Maybe worse than Chicago...is that possible?

posted by aussiemofo (Member) on 2008-04-18 03:18 pm quote

Originally posted by drewhiggins:
I love the Pop Mexico DVD. What a show, and no Hamish Hamilton to speak of.

Did I just say that out loud? I'm sorry, but he's a poor director (fire his arse and throw him out with Red Light) who shoots a scene for literally a millisecond - check out Milan and don't forget Sunday Bloody Sunday on the Chicago DVD - it's literally tragic. Go back and direct Britney concerts eh? But I will say he did an excellent job on Electric Co. on Chicago (and that is the only credit I will ever give him). And I'll be honest, even parts of Elevation Slane and Boston were pretty poorly directed.

The 'vocals but no movement at the station' during Zoo Station really pissed me off big-time though. How the hell can you miss it? Are you a wanker?

But then I've seen other DVDs that sucked big-time. Maybe worse than Chicago...is that possible?


So what you're saying is you're not a fan?



posted by Ali709 (Member) on 2008-04-18 04:45 pm quote

Originally posted by aussiemofo:
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So what you're saying is you're not a fan?




aw, you don't wanna go there man....not the whole hamish-hating discussion again...I'm not a fan either tho.

posted by JohnnyVOXX (Member) on 2008-04-18 07:45 pm quote

when you're actually considering getting a Tatoo related with the band!!!
(that is if you still don't have one!! I know at least about one who has)

posted by drewhiggins (Member) on 2008-04-18 07:58 pm quote

I've seen better directing jobs from my arse.

To direct maybe one of the greatest rock bands in the world, to see his 'style' is sickening. If you're gonna direct, fucking direct, don't scratch your crotch while you're doing it. And then to top it off, he says he tried to do it for the fans - because I love paying $35 for a DVD which was possibly the worst effort of any director.

Yeah mate, the fans like a DVD which resembles a concert, not someone who's trying to direct drunk.



Originally posted by aussiemofo:
So what you're saying is you're not a fan?


What'd they teach him at directing school? But then again, if you've ever seen Channel Seven's coverage of the V8s, you'd think it couldn't get worse. But it can.

posted by haytrain (Crew member) on 2008-04-18 08:39 pm quote

Originally posted by drewhiggins:
I've seen better directing jobs from my arse.

To direct maybe one of the greatest rock bands in the world, to see his 'style' is sickening. If you're gonna direct, fucking direct, don't scratch your crotch while you're doing it. And then to top it off, he says he tried to do it for the fans - because I love paying $35 for a DVD which was possibly the worst effort of any director.

Yeah mate, the fans like a DVD which resembles a concert, not someone who's trying to direct drunk.

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What'd they teach him at directing school? But then again, if you've ever seen Channel Seven's coverage of the V8s, you'd think it couldn't get worse. But it can.


As much as I agree, Drew....obviously someone in the band (or maybe Mr. McGuinness?) likes HH's work enough to keep him around. It's a style that he's developed over the years of doing lots of Please login or register to view this link and even though it makes a lot of us dizzy, apparently it's the effect the band (or it's management) wants......which is a shame.

posted by WojBhoy (Member) on 2008-04-18 09:51 pm quote

Originally posted by drewhiggins:
I love the Pop Mexico DVD. What a show, and no Hamish Hamilton to speak of.

Did I just say that out loud? I'm sorry, but he's a poor director (fire his arse and throw him out with Red Light) who shoots a scene for literally a millisecond - check out Milan and don't forget Sunday Bloody Sunday on the Chicago DVD - it's literally tragic. Go back and direct Britney concerts eh? But I will say he did an excellent job on Electric Co. on Chicago (and that is the only credit I will ever give him). And I'll be honest, even parts of Elevation Slane and Boston were pretty poorly directed.

The 'vocals but no movement at the station' during Zoo Station really pissed me off big-time though. How the hell can you miss it? Are you a wanker?

But then I've seen other DVDs that sucked big-time. Maybe worse than Chicago...is that possible?


lol who the fuck is HH? Was he the one on the "making of Boston DVD" documentary on the DVD itself?



posted by haytrain (Crew member) on 2008-04-18 09:53 pm quote

Originally posted by WojBhoy:
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lol who the fuck is HH? Was he the one on the "making of Boston DVD" documentary on the DVD itself?




Haven't watched that docu in years, but I'm sure that was him.

posted by WojBhoy (Member) on 2008-04-18 09:54 pm quote

Originally posted by haytrain:
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Haven't watched that docu in years, but I'm sure that was him.


Ginger dude, short hair, glasses, facial hair? English? Said fuck after every other word?

posted by easports43 (Crew member) on 2008-04-18 09:55 pm quote

Originally posted by WojBhoy:
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Ginger dude, short hair, glasses, facial hair? English? Said fuck after every other word?


Yep, that's Hamish, LOL.

posted by wtshnnfb01 (Member) on 2008-04-18 09:55 pm quote

Nasty editing on SBS from Slane.

posted by WojBhoy (Member) on 2008-04-18 09:57 pm quote

Originally posted by easports43:
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Yep, that's Hamish, LOL.


Ha. Splendid. I thought he came across as a bit of a ponce to be honest. If he did the Chicago DVD, then I can blame him for buggering my head up everytime I tried to watch The Fly lol. Every fucking second it's "NEW CLIP NEW CLIP NO FOCUS ON ANYTHING MUCH BLURRING YOU WILL NOT KNOW WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON C'MON FEEL THE NOISE"



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