Description
A revealing and deeply personal documentary exploring the life and creative renaissance of music icon David Crosby. A cultural force for over fifty years, Crosby faced an uncertain future after the 2015 dissolution of Crosby, Stills and Nash. Racked with health issues and personal obstacles, Crosby forged a new path at the age of 77. Seeking out younger musicians and recording a pair of critically-praised new albums, Crosby now sets out to make a mark in a world now so different from the generation he came to define in the 60’s. With unflinching honesty, self-examination, regret, fear, exuberance and an unshakable belief in family and the transformative nature of music, Crosby shares his often-challenging journey with humor and bite. This inspirational story, filled with music, will speak to loyal fans, and legions of new ones.

DVD
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07VTY68DQ/?tag=imwan-20

Blu-ray
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Y4KC5ZF/?tag=imwan-20

Great movie. My favorite part? David talking about Jim Morrison, he didn’t like him one bit.

Now we know why Renny hates those Doors compilations.

Since the DVD and Blu-ray are being released tomorrow, I'll crosspost this from our ongoing CSNY thread -- they ripped off my cover design from a few years ago, right down to the tints:

actually.

i have never liked the way that the (remaining) doors have handled the catalog,since long before crosby wrote 'mmorrison".

only in the last few years did i know how much crosby didn't like him.

Morrison

He was lost and I don't think
he wanted it that way
like a gull blown inland
on a stormy day

Lost in round one
spitting out pieces of his teeth
lost in a Paris graveyard
carrying his own wreath

And I have seen that movie
and it wasn't like that
he was mad and lonely
and blind as a bat
To the bridge
and the falling tree
Too deaf to hear his own song
You see

How does anyone get to there
We may never know
How they got that far
Or what made them go

But he had flown from his homeland
You could see him there
A gull circling
In the high desert air

And somehow I
Have to learn from this
'Cause I can hear him cry
And feel the hiss
Of the wind in his feathers
and the sand on his feet
As he dies in the desert
On that Paris street

And somehow I
Have to learn from this
'Cause I can hear him cry
And feel the hiss

Amazon says the Blu-ray ships in 2 - 4 weeks. They say the DVD is in stock.

Geff said in another thread that the Blu-ray will be a BD-R, not factory-pressed, and Amazon's listing for the Blu has indeed been changed to "Sony MOD". We'll see how things shake out, and perhaps will end up removing the Blu-ray listing from this thread.

My longer post in the CSNY thread basically says, "buy this now". If you're a fan you won't regret it. The dvd is out now, & while I didn't realize it when I bought mine, it's part of the buy 2, get 1 free sale at Amazon.

I received the Blu-ray today and can confirm that it is a pressed disc and not a BD-R.

I wish I would have known that Sony Mod blu-rays aren't really Mods. But the dvd is of excellent quality.

Agree Geff, with us having OPPO's the upscaling is great, especially for something like this.

Side suggestion, need to check out the "The Rainbow". Brought back personal memories and it is such a fun doc. Great stories told by all.

Have it on tonight for my wife. One of the best documentaries in 2019, a very strong year for documentaries (and rock films see Rocketman).