BBC - Hello Quo [MP4-AAC](oan)
 
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You don't sell 128 million albums worldwide without putting in the graft and
Status Quo are, quite possibly, the hardest working band in Britain. Alan G
Parker's documentary Hello Quo, specially re-edited for the BBC, recounts the
band's epic story from the beginning - when south London schoolmates Francis
Rossi and Alan Lancaster formed their first band with big ambitions of rock
'n' roll domination, quickly adding drummer John Coghlan and guitarist Rick
Parfitt.

The film tells the story of Quo's hits from their unusually psychedelic early
hit, Pictures of Matchstick Men, followed by a run through their classics from
Down Down to Whatever You Want.

The band laughs off the constant ribbing about only using three chords and the
film explores how Quo's heads-down boogie defined UK rock in the early '70s.
Fender Stratocaster in hand, Quo have stood their ground and never shifted, but
they have managed to adapt to scoring pop hits over five decades.

The original members of the 'frantic four' tell their story of a life in rock
'n' roll, alongside interviews from some prominent Quo fans, such as Paul Weller,
whose first gig was the Quo at Guildford Civic Hall, to Brian May, who waxes
lyrically about the opening riff to Pictures of Matchstick Men, while even Sir
Cliff plays homage to the denim-clad rockers.

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FORMAT:.......................: MP4
FULLSIZE:.....................: 825 MiB
RESOLUTION:...................: 720*404=16:9
FRAME RATE:...................: 25.000 fps
AUDIO AAC:....................: 256 Kbps [stereo]
CHANNELS:.....................: 2 Front: L/R
LANGUAGE:.....................: English
VIDEO BITRATE:................: 1200 Kbps
SUBTITLES:....................: NONE
RUNTIME:......................: 1h 18mn