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Re: Sum 41 "Don't try this at home"

Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 6:04 pm
by Gregorovich
Now, who recorded it? :2cool4u:

Re: Sum 41 "Don't try this at home"

Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 6:06 pm
by Heather
disappointed, only like 10 min of good footage, the rest drinking and girls and talking about how much they're a rock band, dumb, just being honest

Re: Sum 41 "Don't try this at home"

Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 6:07 pm
by Iam The Ghost
Can I somehow download this video? Now I don't have time to watch it and from tomorrow I won't be near internet facility, so it would be good to download it. :confusion:

Re: Sum 41 "Don't try this at home"

Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 6:09 pm
by patenttiftw
I just came home and forgot about this.

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Re: Sum 41 "Don't try this at home"

Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 6:09 pm
by Gregorovich

Re: Sum 41 "Don't try this at home"

Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 6:10 pm
by SBMurder
patenttiftw wrote:I just came home and forgot about this.

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Sum 41's Website

Re: Sum 41 "Don't try this at home"

Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 6:11 pm
by SumGeek
fenderrocks wrote:disappointed, only like 10 min of good footage, the rest drinking and girls and talking about how much they're a rock band, dumb, just being honest
Well, it was to be expected. They partied a lot while making this album. Only thing I'd change is to see more of Deryck recording vocals. All that was showed was the actual area where Deryck recorded vocals.

Re: Sum 41 "Don't try this at home"

Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 6:11 pm
by Andros
fenderrocks wrote:disappointed, only like 10 min of good footage, the rest drinking and girls and talking about how much they're a rock band, dumb, just being honest
Agree with you, I onlye like this 10 minutes, the rest is like see the same :holyshit:

Re: Sum 41 "Don't try this at home"

Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 6:13 pm
by Gregorovich
Andros wrote:
fenderrocks wrote:disappointed, only like 10 min of good footage, the rest drinking and girls and talking about how much they're a rock band, dumb, just being honest
Agree with you, I onlye like this 10 minutes, the rest is like see the same :holyshit:
I thought it was still really interesting nonetheless. I mean, what can you expect? It's Sum 41! Did you honestly thing we'd get a professional film about Deryck's writing & recording process? Dreyck said it himself - the recording was very uncanny; very haphazard.

Re: Sum 41 "Don't try this at home"

Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 6:15 pm
by lisaNL
Yeah it would've been nice to see some more of the recording process, the majority of it was just about them partying. And it kinda felt like re-watching all the studio updates. But I still really enjoyed it and like Gregor said, it was to be expected! And Matt is so awesome, it's really sad that he's leaving.

Re: Sum 41 "Don't try this at home"

Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 6:16 pm
by FuckT41182
fenderrocks wrote:disappointed, only like 10 min of good footage, the rest drinking and girls and talking about how much they're a rock band, dumb, just being honest
well, I haven't watched it yet, I probably won't watch it at all, but what did you expect ? just watch their twitter and you can get a picture, Sum 41 are obviously proud of their lives that consist of nothing else but drinking, touring and writing about how drunk they were last night on twitter or FB, or making videos of it ... they kind of remind me of my brother that likes to phonecall his friends in the afternoon just to tell them how fucking drunk he was ...

Re: Sum 41 "Don't try this at home"

Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 6:17 pm
by Shelley41
I am watching it right now.

Re: Sum 41 "Don't try this at home"

Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 6:22 pm
by Heather
its was just my opinion

Re: Sum 41 "Don't try this at home"

Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 6:25 pm
by stevo32
I enjoyed it; i think Deryck did the right thing : he was in the most difficult period of his life and doing his job while he was having fun was the best thing to do, and the final result is great in my opinion.

Re: Sum 41 "Don't try this at home"

Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 6:28 pm
by FuckT41182
fenderrocks wrote:its was just my opinion
I know, and I agree with it ;) just saying that Sum 41 barely put out videos that would contain something more meaningful than getting drunk and chasing the Big Blue ...

Re: Sum 41 "Don't try this at home"

Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 6:29 pm
by Andros
And was only my opinion too, I would have wanted to show more of the recording process, I know it was all party, but had moments when they recorded, I wanted to see, just wanted to see when Deryck record the vocals.

Re: Sum 41 "Don't try this at home"

Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 6:33 pm
by Heather
FuckT41182 wrote:
fenderrocks wrote:its was just my opinion
I know, and I agree with it ;) just saying that Sum 41 barely put out videos that would contain something more meaningful than getting drunk and chasing the Big Blue ...
yeah I understand. Wish it had more of Steve Tom and Cone in it as well, I mean John Asher is funny, but he's not in the band, same with Todd and Matt. Would have liked the band's opinions on the songs more

Re: Sum 41 "Don't try this at home"

Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 6:39 pm
by Gregorovich
fenderrocks wrote:
FuckT41182 wrote:
fenderrocks wrote:its was just my opinion
I know, and I agree with it ;) just saying that Sum 41 barely put out videos that would contain something more meaningful than getting drunk and chasing the Big Blue ...
yeah I understand. Wish it had more of Steve Tom and Cone in it as well, I mean John Asher is funny, but he's not in the band, same with Todd and Matt. Would have liked the band's opinions on the songs more
They were barely involved compared to Deryck, though. I think the documentary reflects how much this was Deryck's project. Tom as well had next to nothing to do with it.

Re: Sum 41 "Don't try this at home"

Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 6:41 pm
by Shelley41
I do not really care about how they invited chicks and stuff and how many fucking alchohol they drunk.

First 12 minutes were awesome, though. Have to agree with Heather.

Re: Sum 41 "Don't try this at home"

Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 6:42 pm
by stevo32
fenderrocks wrote:
FuckT41182 wrote:
fenderrocks wrote:its was just my opinion
I know, and I agree with it ;) just saying that Sum 41 barely put out videos that would contain something more meaningful than getting drunk and chasing the Big Blue ...
yeah I understand. Wish it had more of Steve Tom and Cone in it as well, I mean John Asher is funny, but he's not in the band, same with Todd and Matt. Would have liked the band's opinions on the songs more
For me it's not the documentary the "problem" but thr recording process : it started in capitol studios with a producer and all the band and then it was like the "Deryck and friends big rock party"; but this recording process was strange...