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Fantastic and interesting discussion. Top quality listening.

great interview. never a dull moment.

Alex is exactly right, Hollywood is like a cancer to filmmaking around the world. This is why our industry in the UK is in massive recession is because of Hollywood! We should have a thriving film industry like France, but because there is and was so much corruption. I'm glad they mentioned the Film Council, who were an utter disgrace. Love your films Alex and I hope this is not your last movie!

great insight of the early days of this fantastic collaboration

I still want to watch Highway Patrolman - seems unfindable in the UK

Excellent interview -well informed and great responses from Alex. Like so many I too was raised in the Cox film school Moviedrome in the early 90s

So nice to see the channel grow to this point. And I hope he's only the first of many great guests.

What a scoop Davy, a really great interview and most enjoyable. Thank you to you both, I’m a fan. Let’s hope it’s not Alex’s last movie. And Davy, have you heard or do you have a copy of ‘’The King of Elflands Daughter’’? As Christopher Lee narrates/sings on the album.

A brilliant interview, thanks Davy for being your good self and thank you Alex for all the great work over the years.

Thanks Davy! Yet another "aural Rorschach" from Neil & NYA (as one reviewer put it). OK, by us. The more confounding, the better when it come to Neil & The Vaults. Danny Whitten’s “Look At All The Things” is another reminder of gone far too soon.

Straight To Hell is essentially Django Kill. Great interview.

I love Alex, his films are a touchstone for my generation.

Exquisite interview. Mr Cox is such a great interviewee and Mr Gallagher is a wonderful interviewer. Two thumbs up from me 👍👍

This is great - had never come across the channel until this. And the political stuff at the beginning is spot on.

He recently got a great compliment from Roger Deakins - who looks back more fondly at "Sid & Nancy" than at first. Paul Thomas Anderson's current film in production is said to be "Repo Man" influenced. Deakins said Cox's wild unpredictable approach is what's missing from current films.

Would love to see Alex Cox direct a biopic about Eugene Debs. It's long overdue and he's the perfect guy for the job. There's a great story there that few know and it's certainly relevant to the current political climate.

Best of luck on the project Alex. It better not be your last movie.

Ha i bought all 3 on release.

that was amazing - many thanks to both of you.x

Good Work, Great Interview.... I had to break away halfway through to play my part in getting rid of the tories... otherwise i would have completed it in one go (which is unusual for me) Cheers

So many boxes ticked!!! Moviedrome, Joe Strummer, Dostoyevsky, Spaghetti Westerns and the demise of the f**king Tories ✔✔✔✔

"He was a pair of glasses in that (JFK)" 🤣 thoroughly enjoying hearing you both (interviewer new to me) speak. So happy to hear Lonely are Brave get a mention. One of my favourite Westerns. Thanks for making & sharing!

Fantastic interview Davy, for those of us of a certain age Alex via MovieDrome was our gateway to some incredible movies we could only read about and opened up the idea of films being political. Still recall the initial screening of The Big Silence and Face to Face. An absolute legend that I could listen to for hours

What a fascinating discussion . I started to sample the interview for 5 minutes at first but ended up watching the whole thing in one go. Well done Davy!!!

Holy shit Davy this was a freaking nice surprise. Absolutely loved this interview 👍 👍

This was great. Thank you Davey & Alex

"Repo Man". One of my favorite films of all-time.

Moviedrome with Alex Cox on BBC2 was a must watch for me. Thank you Alex 👍

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Danny Whitten was amazing

I love the album so much and I love the sound of this 2018 remaster, but it kinda bothers me what they did with the beginnings of The Weight and Lonesome Suzie songs with those countings before the songs begin... Maybe it's just me, but now it sounds like an error that was left behind

Great review, will definitely pick up, I don’t know about over there in the UK but here in Canada Neil’s new releases tend to be overpriced. $32 for a single CD is a bit ridiculous but unfortunately this seems to be a trend. Finally found Fu##in’ Up this week at half the price of Early Daze.

You do the mighty Neil a tremendous service. thanks for letting me know.

Great review Davy. I’ll be buying it after your video. Nicely done!

How you doing buddy 🖒🖒🖒 great video very imformative. Did i tell you i quit the forum i focus on reviewing on Letterboxd now.

Great stuff 🎸 Neil sparring

Nice 👍 job. Davy. Great review. Stay well 👍💯

Everybody knows ... is my favourite NY album. Great review 👍

I saw them in 1978 on the rust never sleeps tour, the loudest concert I have ever attended.

Other Neil vids on the channel! ua-cam.com/play/PLOYXliJ7DxxgbxyOiNhJhmT98L90eksDK.html

Great review ..I have just found you .. fairly big NY fan ( but small compared with you) would love to see a review from you on the Rust Bucket Box Set .. my personal live favourite..

Did you get the Bruceploitation box?

My very first BJH record was ...And Other Short Stories. I bought it in about 1975 and I found it in the cutout racks. Fell in love immediately but the problem was, the rest of their catalog (until Octoberon) was only available as import. So I asked the store to order me BJH Live, figuring it would wrap the best of early BJH. I couldn't be more right! What a beautiful record. And the mellotron that Wolly plays really adds to the beauty of it. There's something about that instrument (I first encountered it with King Crimson) that touches something in my musical DNA. Nice review of two essential records!

A wonderful album, but I wish all the tracks were on there in audio form!

Hello! Just wanna say - SUBSCRIBED!

As a fan of the anthology series Inside No. 9, my second favourite episode of that show is "Mr. King", and when I gushed about how much I loved it on the Inside No. 9 Reddit upon a rewatch, one of the Redditors actually recommended me The Blood on Satan's Claw citing it as another influence on the story (the other, more obvious one being The Wicker Man). In fact, Mark Gatiss and Reece Shearsmith even once did a commentary for it on an earlier release, and the former even starred in an Audible dramatization of it. So you know that when I buy The Wicker Man, I'll also buy Blood on Satan's Claw.