Finley said he’d be willing to give Rodgers the first quarter of the season to show if he still has the MVP skillset left in him … But he made it clear, if signs aren’t pointing upward by then, he’d start Jordan Love. “I bet the guy probably don’t want to play football anymore,” Finley added.
The doctor showed me the before and after pictures… not a pretty sight. Mine is currently around 3 times the recommended upper limit. It quickly becomes apparent that this isn’t a documentary so much as it is a bunch of guys sitting around and telling stories about how they got signed to Fat and why it’s awesome.
If you think I’m wrong that’s fine, I very well may be. However, I’ve heard many people claim that something like less than 5% of revshare projects and maybe even lower, get anywhere near to the point valent emr that money is being divvied up. I can easily believe that, looking at INAT posts on reddit. Seems like getting people to work on a project and stick through until the end is 95% of the battle.
The whole film was so kinetic and really captured the energy of the music. Eye-poppingly animated and gloriously colourful album art, NES-style animations of the bands, a constant background hum of all the labels’ hits…this doc is ALIVE! I was never a fan of the pop punk thing (more of a metal/hardcore guy growing up) but now I wish I had been… And interestingly enough I’ve been playing the one compilation I have from fat wreck chords in the car lately and quite liking it. Prbly even less of a Propagandhi fan than I was before though but I loved the anecdote about them insulting fat Mike in their booklet and him releasing the album anyway. For a drunken and drugged up rock star his lack of pretension and ego is astounding.
Still this doing an all sides of thing works in its favor. And may make you like the people that are center stage even more so … And one that really shows you a whole range of things – even or especially for those who are unfamiliar with the music and the company, like I was. A Fat Wreck tries to give a quick history of Fat Wreck Chords as it celebrates its 25th anniversary. Having grown up and listened to a fair bit of the artists initially signed to Fat the subject matter seemed like it would appeal to me.