posted by davidt on Monday December 12 2005, @12:00PM
matt orefice sends the link:

Coachella The Film Released Next Year - Filter Magazine
by Staff | 12.06.2005

All the years of sunburns, hanging out longingly by the coveted VIP tent, one too many trips to the beer garden and watching amazing live sets, we've earned it. The powers that be are releasing Coachella--a film featuring performances from the last six years of America’s most critically acclaimed music festival.

Some performance highlights include show-stoppers from The Arcade Fire, Bright Eyes, The Crystal Method, Iggy & The Stooges, Morrissey, Oasis, The Pixies, The Polyphonic Spree, Radiohead and The White Stripes. The film also features appearances from Beck, Josh Homme, Mos Def and Lollapalooza founder Perry Farrell. The film will debut in theatres in late January 2006 and was directed by Drew Thomas.
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An anonymous person also writes:

From mtv.com headlines:

"Coachella," a film featuring performances captured during the last six years of the Indio, California, rock festival, will be coming to movie theaters in 2006. While a definitive release date for the film is still being deliberated, the movie will feature the Arcade Fire, Radiohead, Bright Eyes, Morrissey, the White Stripes, Oasis, the Polyphonic Spree and the Pixies, among others, according to the festival's publicist. ...
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  • I will sit through the awful bands to watch my man on the big screen.

    I'm sure I'll tear up, I'm tearing up right now.

    Can't wait!
    dallow_bg <[email protected]> -- Monday December 12 2005, @01:56PM (#188577)
    (User #10559 Info | http://www.dolefulorange.com/)
    "All the people I like are those that are dead."
  • This was a great show. It was prefaced with the rumor that Marr was to appear with MOZ and also by the fact that the last gig was cancelled due to Alan's back troubles. The entire compound was filled with MOZ/Smiths fans (t-shirts of the like were everywhere. Perry Ferrell of Jane's Addiction finished his monk-ish set and there was a long delay between and a wonder began to filter of whether MOZ & the boys would even show. Then after what seemed like countless hours of waiting (really only about 15-20 min.) The drums from The Operation start sounding. Then soon after, MOZ comes running out and slides on his feet across the stage with arms wide open and moves in to Your Gonna Need Someone On Your Side. It was truely brilliant.
    Anonymous -- Monday December 12 2005, @05:09PM (#188629)
  • Two fleas went out to see a film at the cinema one night. Afterwards, as they were leaving, one turned to the other and said: “Shall we walk, or will we take a dog?!”
    goinghome -- Tuesday December 13 2005, @05:52PM (#188766)
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  • I heard on 91x today that Moz is going to be playing Coachella again this year. Anyone know if this is true?
    Anonymous -- Tuesday December 13 2005, @07:42PM (#188776)


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