Anyone see the e-RICHIE doc?

[bironi]

C'mon, I can't be the only forumite to see it in Portland. What did you think? I was happy to view the premiere.

Byron

[DarrenCT]

im anxious to see it.

im sure it'll be available on the sachs site soon

(hint hint)

[e-RICHIE]

i think the most memorable line was when he said -
...i dunno. mebbe that stupidity is a gift.

[RudAwkning]

i think the most memorable line was when he said -
...i dunno. mebbe that stupidity is a gift.

Is it the gift that keeps on giving?

[AgilisMerlin]

me tube, she tube, he tube: eRichie youtube ?


curious :D

[shinomaster]

I missed it. I was too busy chasing skirt.

[Pete Serotta]

One thing with e-richie... >there is no stupidity I assure you.!!

How do I get to see a copy of this??? THANK

[e-RICHIE]

One thing with e-richie... >there is no stupidity I assure you.!!

How do I get to see a copy of this??? THANK
i'll prolly list them in the classifeds atmo thanks.

[shinomaster]

Atmo, how do you say your last name? Is it pronounced Sacks, or Socks?

[David Kirk]

I saw it.

I can only give you the opinion of a framebuilder as opposed to a rider or consumer. It was wonderful. Pay your dollars and get a copy. I think that some folks who might find bikes of this sort to be "precious" might find some things a bit unsettling. Maybe not...........it's hard for me to put myself in those shoes. I liked those parts best.

At the risk of co-opting Richard's hard work and the film in a way.........it was cool to see that someone else feels the same way I do. I've never felt that way before so it was a big deal to me. There I said it.

Nice work.

Dave

[maunahaole]

me tube, she tube, he tube: eRichie youtube ?


curious :D


atmotube

[David Kirk]

i'll prolly list them in the classifeds atmo thanks.

PM sentmo.

Dave

[AgilisMerlin]

geez,

tell me someone filmed it while watching it............. :D


dat' woulda been smartmo......... :cool:

[Erik.Lazdins]

geez,

tell me someone filmed it while watching it............. :D


dat' woulda been smartmo......... :cool:



Kramer did... :)

[Ginger]

geez,

tell me someone filmed it while watching it............. :D


dat' woulda been smartmo......... :cool:

Nah...but I was carrying around the DVDs for a while after the presentation and I didn't copy them. Not even for you. (Didn't even cross my mind for some reason...I liked the show too)

to think...I coulda started a small side business in blackmarket atmoDVDs...*sigh* a moment lost.

:banana:

[e-RICHIE]

to think...I coulda started a small side business in blackmarket atmoDVDs...*sigh* a moment lost.

:banana:
you coulda' made alot more money copying some other things atmo.
whoooops -

[David Kirk]

you coulda' made alot more money copying some other things atmo.
whoooops -

Dave


http://farm1.static.flickr.com/224/498047556_0d8585936e.jpg

[Darrell]

seeing the film, I was all sort of nervous because I had to waffel on about shining things straight after Richie's show

some one send me copy, please

[shinomaster]

seeing the film, I was all sort of nervous because I had to waffel on about shining things straight after Richie's show

some one send me copy, please

Darrell is funny.

[e-RICHIE]

atmo -

http://pwp.netcabo.pt/0210980301/m/sunset.jpeg

[Grant McLean]

I think that some folks who might find bikes of this sort to be "precious" might find some things a bit unsettling.


Dave

What part was that? When the boxes from China arrive, and they take
the ROC stickers off, or the part with the kids in the back typing all the
posts on the Serotta forum... oops, i've said too much.

:)


-g

[manet]

i'll prolly list them in the classifeds atmo thanks.

craigslist

[WadePatton]

Brilliant! :beer: I liked the film too.



Dazza was okay too.

he waffeled.

we laffed

at the waffels. :D :D :D



The whole show--just great being around so many excellent bike nuts. The film was over the top of that.

[shinomaster]

Brilliant! :beer: I liked the film too.



Dazza was okay too.

he waffeled.

we laffed

at the waffels. :D :D :D



The whole show--just great being around so many excellent bike nuts. The film was over the top of that.

What was the film rated?

[e-RICHIE]

What was the film rated?
it's rated atmolicious atmo.

[shinomaster]

it's rated atmolicious atmo.

Any warning labels required?

[e-RICHIE]

Any warning labels required?
there' an NTB©™® sticker atmo.
please obide.

[shinomaster]

National Tire and Battery?

[e-RICHIE]

National Tire and Battery?
no touching below

[shinomaster]

no touching below

Thats what Don Walkers kilt said.

[conorb]

really, I did.

I also wanted to attend Darrell's polishing waffle. I had a plan and everything. :cool:

By the time I checked my watch to make sure I wasn't late it was already 3pm.

Sorry 'bout that mates. Hopefully next time.

conorb

[AgilisMerlin]

eRitchie.............. documentary..........can't touch this.......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMzoBkaFxh4



ooooh why.......... :crap:

[Ginger]

eRitchie.............. documentary..........can't touch this.......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMzoBkaFxh4



ooooh why.......... :crap:

Those pants are one plaid away from a kilt.
And hey, that vid has the whole show...men in skirts, lots of lycra...

Now...picture DW doing the 'can't touch this' dance...

ah...nevermind.

;)

[Erik.Lazdins]

If anyone here knows when and where this documentary will be available - this thread here is a good place to drop hints! :beer: :)

Please reserve a copy for me in dvd if not dvd then vhs even though beta was better.

thanks!

:)

[shanerpvt]

i would like to purchase a copy if they were to be made available.

shaner

[andy mac]

which actor played e-rich in the movie?




:beer:

[shanerpvt]

which actor played e-rich in the movie?




:beer:


Patrick Stewart

[rounder]

I think it would be great if all the builders posted videos of their stuff. Not to compete...just to say this is who we are...this is what we do.

[Tom Byrnes]

I wanted to see the film, but it was already sold-out. Those that saw the film said it was wonderful.

Tom

[e-RICHIE]

I think it would be great if all the builders posted videos of their stuff. Not to compete...just to say this is who we are...this is what we do.
here ya gomo (http://youtube.com/watch?v=rzDeQsxBzAs) atmo.
turn up the volume.

[rounder]

i would like to purchase a copy if they were to be made available.

shaner

me too. i would buy one.

[shinomaster]

me too. i would buy one.

I'd like to rent one. :)

[DarrenCT]

I'd like to rent one. :)

www.blockbuster.com

[rounder]

here ya gomo (http://youtube.com/watch?v=rzDeQsxBzAs) atmo.
turn up the volume.

cool. thanks man.

[mjb266]

For those looking to get a feel for what was presented...it was a film that, to me, focused on the development and refinement of a process. Frame building was born as a means of maintaining involvement in racing (the true passion) and subsequent years have taught that "perfection" is not what it is about.

The "job" is done in a small workshop, not a garage, and a majority of the time is not welding/brazing as some would think.

The best thing about the movie is the attitude, there is no bitterness about going into framebuilding (B. Gordon was handing out, "I should have been a plumber" pins and some of his seemingly jaded crew were all in agreement) and RS does a good job of reflecting both the mundane work and the freedom afforded by his chosen craft.

I'd buy it but would love to see a lot more of the process footage that was shot. Seeing the fork drop out finishing and listening to the factors that affect the final product was great.

Wierdest thing was the fact that the movie didn't take place in Portland.

[DarrenCT]

Wierdest thing was the fact that the movie didn't take place in Portland.

i almost spilled my beer

[Grant McLean]

here ya gomo (http://youtube.com/watch?v=rzDeQsxBzAs) atmo.
turn up the volume.

that's the director's cut version.
i guess it's too late for an un-cut one?

-g

[LilBolt]

The film was well crafted (major kudos to the filmaker!), and really set the mood or tone of e-Richie at work and why he does it. I, too, would have enjoyed seeing even more footage and hearing more of his thoughts. Perhaps a dvd w/ special features? There's also gotta be some footage in there that has a laptop in the shot...there were none to be seen in the film. I think his introductory comments and then seeing the film also helped me better understand the context of his posts: past, current & hopefully future.

[rounder]

I would like to see some of the out takes..bike comes back from joe bell...looks beautiful except it was supposed to be white with red graphics. builder checks it out and says...hey, all bikes should be red.

[Ginger]

Perhaps a dvd w/ special features?

A bag of twizzlers???

[e-RICHIE]

For those looking to get a feel for what was presented...it was a film that, to me, focused on the development and refinement of a process. Frame building was born as a means of maintaining involvement in racing (the true passion) and subsequent years have taught that "perfection" is not what it is about.

The "job" is done in a small workshop, not a garage, and a majority of the time is not welding/brazing as some would think.

The best thing about the movie is the attitude, there is no bitterness about going into framebuilding (B. Gordon was handing out, "I should have been a plumber" pins and some of his seemingly jaded crew were all in agreement) and RS does a good job of reflecting both the mundane work and the freedom afforded by his chosen craft.

I'd buy it but would love to see a lot more of the process footage that was shot. Seeing the fork drop out finishing and listening to the factors that affect the final product was great.

Wierdest thing was the fact that the movie didn't take place in Portland.
thanks, mjb266-issimo.
if you recall my intro and some of the anecdotes, you may
appreciate this: the nicest compliment i have heard so far
is when one person wrote me and said that he enjoyed the
film and perhaps it will be a catalyst for someone to become
a luthier atmo.

for you others, there's over 60 hours of film and i'd wager that
des will construct a longer version in the future. the 30 minute
edited piece was made as a stand alone film atmo.

[WadePatton]

I saw DW sing with the band in a bar.

I gave twizzlers to the captain.

I would like to see the other 59.5 hours, might bring out the luthier in me. :bike:

[WadePatton]

actually, I don't care for wood working... :rolleyes: :cool: ;)

[Viper]

thanks, mjb266-issimo.
if you recall my intro and some of the anecdotes, you may
appreciate this: the nicest compliment i have heard so far
is when one person wrote me and said that he enjoyed the
film and perhaps it will be a catalyst for someone to become
a luthier atmo.

for you others, there's over 60 hours of film and i'd wager that
des will construct a longer version in the future. the 30 minute
edited piece was made as a stand alone film atmo.

Is there a soundtrack we can buy?

Did my shower scene make the final cut?

Or the time Jennifer Connelly was begging me to massage her sore calves after the ride?

[bironi]

thanks, mjb266-issimo.
if you recall my intro and some of the anecdotes, you may
appreciate this: the nicest compliment i have heard so far
is when one person wrote me and said that he enjoyed the
film and perhaps it will be a catalyst for someone to become
a luthier atmo.

for you others, there's over 60 hours of film and i'd wager that
des will construct a longer version in the future. the 30 minute
edited piece was made as a stand alone film atmo.

Do you intend to market this half hour version on some luthier websites? :beer:

[davids]

I'd buy a copy.

Especially if it explains how imperfection is perfection. Or am I giving away whodunit?

[MarleyMon]

Is it the sort of film upon which a cult drinking game might be fashioned?

Relentless? - drink
Desolation Row in the background? - drink
Spencer (seen or heard)? - drink
atmo? - finish your drink

[Ginger]

Is it the sort of film upon which a cult drinking game might be fashioned?

Relentless? - drink
Desolation Row in the background? - drink
Spencer (seen or heard)? - drink
atmo? - finish your drink

Um...Nah. I don't know about the long version, but you'd be pretty thirsty during the short version unless you drank for the duration of Spencer.

[stevep]

marleys a stud,
im glad the handbuilt show is in indianapolis.



Is it the sort of film upon which a cult drinking game might be fashioned?

Relentless? - drink
Desolation Row in the background? - drink
Spencer (seen or heard)? - drink
atmo? - finish your drink

[Bob Ross]

um...either my reading comprehension sucks, or I am seriously out of the loop, but I just read through four pages of this thread and I still don't know the title of this film, who directed it, or where it premiered (other than in Portland).

I do however know that it's not on youtube. And that MC Hammer is.

[e-RICHIE]

um...either my reading comprehension sucks, or I am seriously out of the loop, but I just read through four pages of this thread and I still don't know the title of this film, who directed it, or where it premiered (other than in Portland).

I do however know that it's not on youtube. And that MC Hammer is.
atmo - (http://rscyclocross.blogspot.com/2008/02/3-february-2008-most-of-you-know-that.html#links)

[AgilisMerlin]

http://www.utexas.edu/courses/larrymyth/images/19-PandoraBox.jpg

[WadePatton]

Oh my, nice box. ;)

[sg8357]

that's the director's cut version.
i guess it's too late for an un-cut one?

-g

I'm pretty sure E-Richie is Jewish.

Scott Goldsmith

[pdxmech13]

I missed it. I was too busy chasing skirt.

male or female ?

[shinomaster]

male or female ?


Ok, I'm lying. My "pal" and I were just admiring the colorful scenery.