The Garden, a PJ Harvey Discussion Site

Not sure if this has been posted before. I know Polly wasn't too enamoured with it:

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It seems like the documentarian, Kyle Keyser, checked in here years ago and gave us a preview. I can't find that, it may have been an older version of The Garden. There is this though -

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http://vimeo.com/4977022" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

This ("film"?) sucked. And they said some nasty things about her towards the end. What don't they understand? She's a private person. If they really wanted to know her, they'd drop the camera, and find some appropriate way to weave themselves into her life for maybe a few minutes. No one has any 'real' respect for people who gush when meeting another person.

Pretty much how I feel, and I'm Polly obsessed.

I don't think I'd even say more than a couple words to her if given the chance to meet her. I know what it's like to be introverted and not want people bothering me.

I found this on Facebook. At least I think it is the same one. Something about "following PJ Harvey," or something to that extent. I was interested, but found it a bit stalker-like & possibly not very respectful. I don't know what to think of it. But I would love to see a well done documentary on Polly if one ever exists. I wonder if she will ever do one like Dylan's "No Direction Home" documentary at some point. Perhaps when she's a bit older, as Dylan's was. I really love that documentary film. Does anyone else know if something like this is ever to be in the works? Does anyone have any other favourite documentary films about musicians or rock bands? I also like "Fearless Freaks" about The Flaming Lips & "The Devil & Daniel Johnston." But Dylan's takes the cake for me. I would love for Polly to do a documentary of that caliber at some point.

thanks for the share really enjoyed this documentary.