I have this in 4 seperate parts, the largest being about 115MB. I figured I'd ask if anyone wanted it before I went ahead and posted. I got it on a torrent site a while back, it was slightly better quality than what I first downloaded in just 2 parts...

Just ask...

CG, that would really be great. It's been round before, here and there, but I've not yet gotten ahold of it... :)

I bet you are gonna be thanked for it

Here is Part One, 115MB.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/rooz4a

Part Two, 75MB.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/1e2bom

Part 3 is up...89MB

http://www.sendspace.com/file/29odev

Part four, 94MB:

http://www.sendspace.com/file/ro8hv0


Cheers:)

**Updated links posted January 3 2007

CG, I've downloaded the first three and can't get them to play, even with the latest Mac QT. Hmmm... Are you working on a PC?

Yes, on a PC. They all play on Windows Media Player for me as well as DivX player too. These are the orignal files I got from the torrent, I haven't converted them or changed them at all. What are you playing them with?

Hmm, I'm playing them with QuickTime for the Mac, and I just tried them out with Windows Media Player for the Mac and it still didn't work. I'll see if I can do more fooling around. Thanks, CG...

Ah, success! You know what I did, I changed them to .avi files and... presto!

Fine quality, just like I've seen before... Pretty fascinating documentary. Problem is it leaves you wanting more... :)

I have these files from before in 4 parts. I was only ever able to get them to play using mPlayer on my Mac. Is there anyway to burn them to dvd on a Mac. I could never get any of the apps to do this. Thanks!

is there anyway these can be posted as audio so it can be on a cdr

was this ever officially released?

I don't know for sure, I think it was just aired on UK's Channel 4.

I'm running Mac OS X 10.4.8, and wasn't able to play these files via QuickTime. I did some snooping around and found a free program called VLC Player (at http://www.videolan.org/). The four files played beautifully, and I've had no ill effects on my Mac.

And I loved the documentary -- out-and-out sobbed toward the end when Morrissey and the crowd sang, to each other, "to die by your side..."

Thanks you so much for posting the files!

Joe in SF

Thanks so much for posting this! It was a real treat to see how he lives.