Nov. 7, 2024
The Tragically Hips Rob Baker Discusses 40th Anniversary, New Box Set & Amazon Prime Documentary
Rob Baker from The Tragically Hip to discuss the new box set, Amazon Prime documentary and bands 40th anniversary
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Rob Baker from The Tragically Hip to discuss the new box set, Amazon Prime documentary and bands 40th anniversary
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No dress rehearsal.
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This is our life.
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That's what you gotta do. You gotta make the most
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of it.
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Taxed in Ontario, Canada. My friends that tragically.
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think we'd be able to do it because we wouldn't
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be in another bed with our friends.
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Crowds would get so loud that you couldn't hear anything happening.
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On stage.
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They put on a monster show. They were loud and
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tight and forceful, and Gore was mesmerizing. Made it cool to.
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Be a Canadian. I feel silly being sort of emotional
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about it.
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The songs that we wrote better a lot to people.
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It came at its cost thirty years. Relationships can get strained.
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We probably should have had some therapy. Think at that
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point we probably needed it. We knew there were problems.
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There was anger and frustration and resentment, and then Gore
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and now I can't remember people's names and can't remember lyrics.
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What he's planning to do next is nothing short of
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awe inspiring. He got together and started to rehearse, to
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write an end to our own story.
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They showed their appreciation, gave gored their love, and it helped.
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Him and.
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I swear as we progressed, he got better and it
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was unbelievable, and by the end of the tour he
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Multiple generations of Canadians decided to tragically Hip for our.
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Band, they will define for generations to come the music
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that exemplifies this country.
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This is the pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe
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Man w four c Y Radio. And I'm very excited
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about our next guest because we got a lot to
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talk about. It's very exciting. So let's welcome to the show.
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Rob Baker from the tragically Hip.
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How are you?
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I'm pretty good, good to be here, good to have you,
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and wow.
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Does it kind of blow your mind as we're gonna
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be talking about your fortieth anniversary here?
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Yeah? Yeah, I was four years old when we made
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the first record.
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Wow, it's just amazing that, like how many bands nowadays
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that you think wouldn't have survived through all of the
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you know, the era of rock and roll that we
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were in, to be still around forty years later. I
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was just at a live show the other day. They
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were celebrating their fortieth anniversary. It just kind of it
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kind of blows my mind. We didn't even think we'd be.
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Here for forty years from then.
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I remember my dad telling me the Beatles. He said, yeah, yeah,
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they're hot now, but in ten years, will anyone know
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their music? Will anyone sing their songs?
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I know, right even you know, it's interesting too because
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like when my first entries to music was the Beatles,
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it seems like every generation that is like their entry
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tapes and he had a little player that he could
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control his own music and listen to what he wanted.
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have a tape of Bob Marley, he'd have a tape
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of you know, African African rock, dance music, whatever, just
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things that because I didn't want him listening to kids music.
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music that anyone can love, and it's a foundation that
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you can build on. The Beatles are a good foundation.
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some kid in the class did on the Beatles and
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it made me really interesting. Then I found out about
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that nineteen sixty nine radio show with talking about Paul
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McCartney being dead. So I started buying all the albums
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to get all all the hints and check out all
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the stuff.
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or not.
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Say them backwards, no doubt, right, you know.
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key was is because you didn't have a lot of
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these different types of music that are artists. Musicians could
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experiment back then, like the Beatles were the kings of experimentation.
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if you'd in the sixties and seventies, if you liked
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rock music, you'd go see, you know whatever, the amboy
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Dukes and you go see the rascals, and you go
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see the Mamas and the puppas or whatever it was.
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I like rock music, and it's a broad term.
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By nineteen eighty, it's the early eighties, it's like, well,
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I like this type of rock music. It's down into
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little sub genres, and since then it's even more subgenres,
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to the point that no one can keep track of
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any of it anymore. No, ultimately, I just I always
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just liked music. And it's not just rock music. I
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like rock blues, and I like swing music, and I
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like straight up jazz, and I like African music, whatever
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it is.
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I like good music.
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I don't even understand how people can like one super
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specific type of music and that's it. Like, do I
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have my favorites, Yes, But it also depends on your
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sometimes something else. It all depends, and I think I
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think it just makes you more well rounded when you're
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open to a lot more different types of art and music.
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Yeah, music is music is a friend and a gift
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to us that you know, it can be a teacher,
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it can console you or relax you, it can commiserate
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with you. It's you know, it's there for you in
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good times, in bad times. You celebrate with it, and
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you you know, you cry the blues with it. It's
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there for a lot of different reasons. And if you
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only had one type of music, it's like only having
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one friend.
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Yeah, right, one friend.
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One thing that you ever do with that friend, you know,
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because it's so concise now to your point, you know.
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they started like separating people within the rock genre, like
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even in those separations, they didn't sound the same. They
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sounded different. Now it's almost like an algebraic equation sometimes,
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you know. I remember I first started playing guitar and
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my dad was listening to me. He's like, man, you
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should give that up because you suck. And what I
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was really doing is I really didn't know what I
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was doing, so I was experimenting. I wanted to see
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what sounds I can make the guitar have, because if
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you think of all the great guitarists, probably including yourself,
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like that's how you found your unique sound as a musician.
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Yeah, you play, you experiment and hopefully you know, if
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the consensus is that you suck, then maybe do something else.
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pretty indulgent. And you know, I still have the guitars
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they got me for you know, an acoustic guitar they
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got me when I was thirteen, wow, for my twelfth birthday.
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And an electric guitar they got me for my thirteenth birthday.
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An electric guitar my dad took me out to get
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for my thirteenth birthday. Was at every single show they
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had played. I played that guitar every show.
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I was going to ask about that. So that is
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way cool. I love that and it's kind of like,
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how does it make you feel now to play that guitar? Nowadays?
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I only pull it out for special things. At a
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certain point, it was my main guitar that I did
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everything on for about the first five or six years,
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and then it became an open ee guitar for me,
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and I played lots of songs through the years in
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open ees, so I'd play it on, you know, half
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a dozen songs every night. But it's one of the
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sweetest sounding guitars I've ever had. I got a lot
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of guitars here. I'm looking around the room and i
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can just within eyesight there twenty plus guitars in this room.
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love the guitar so much that when you see one
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that really is cool, and then you play.
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it's like, well, I have to have that one too.
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store in Kingston and the guy said, you got to
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check this out. It's a nineteen twenty nine Dobro guitar.
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I'm not.
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He said, oh, you should, just like just check it
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out field, just hold it in your hands. I was like,
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I'm not going to do it.
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I walked around for about twenty minutes and I said, okay,
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give me a slide and I sat down. I played
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about two notes on it, and I was like, okay,
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how much? But every guitar does something a little bit different,
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you know, in theory, they're all the same, you could.
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I'm looking at a rack here ahead in front of
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me of like seven strats, and each one is different.
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like it needs that one.
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Yeah. See. And that's the truth to me. That's a
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true guitarist right there.
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Because somebody that's trying to make and play guitar but
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maybe isn't true guitarist can't tell the difference, you know,
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either the sound or to feel.
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I think many times we try and impose ourselves on
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the music. You try and shape the music to what
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you wanted to do and this is what I want
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to sound like. And I think that for all of
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us in the band, it was you let the song
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tell you what it wants to do. Yes, you were
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there to serve the song, and it'll tell you what song,
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what sound it needs, and it'll tell you where to
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play and when not to play.
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I love it. That's so true. Like that to me,
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that's the difference.
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That that's the difference between somebody that plays guitar and
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somebody that is a guitarist, or somebody that plays a
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drum and is a drummer, or any you take, any
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musical instrument, including the vocals. Like, to me, that's the difference.
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So I love that explanation there. So let's talk about
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this Amazon Prime documentary as way way cool. UH, tell
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Mike Downey, who is Gordon Downey's older brother, came to us,
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a tour roadside attraction tour that we had done in
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the early nineties, and he came and said, I want
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to do a documentary. I think it's time that you
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guys did one. And I don't think he had any
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idea that it was going to be four parts or
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on Amazon. It was still pretty amorphous at that time,
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but we agreed to do it, gave him full access
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to our archives, and we agreed to sit down and
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do interviews, which were going to be kind of far
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ranging interviews. It ended up being about fifteen hours for
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each of us over three days of five hours at
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a time, covering different parts of our career, and we
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