Brittown (motorcycle DVD)
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I enjoyed Choppertown:The Sinners, but I LOVED Brittown!!! This is a terrific film!! I seriously can't imagine what would have made it any better. Meatball is soft-spoken, humble, and sharp as a razor. He's a genius, in my book. I really enjoyed the pacing between scenes from Meatball's life (motocrossing, racing in the Elsinore, singing with his band, the Miss "Hell on Wheels" Pageant - very classy, btw)and the actual rebuilding of his '71 Triumph 650. I love bikes, and ride almost every day, but I've only heard about performing a motor rebuild. Now I've seen one. I loved the scenes from the machine shop and the discussion about improving some of the bike's mechanical pieces. I enjoyed Rose, Lucky, and Goose (That's 'Gus' to you!)and the Faraway Boys, Thirteen Stars, and all of the soundtrack. I see a lot of movies, but I don't feel compelled to own very many. I usually don't watch a movie more than once. I've watched this one 3 times, and I'm really glad I purchased it. I'm a 42 year old white guy who works a regular job, and is afraid that I'll never really make time to learn how to work on them, other than simple maintenance. This movie was thoroughly enjoyable. Now I'm waiting for the Brittown soundtrack. I'll buy 3 copies the day it's released. The movie credits say that there's a Brittown soundtrack available on Choppertown Records. I actually logged on to try and buy it. It must be on the way. Meatball rocks!! Triumph rocks!! Thanks, Scott & Zack for brightening my life and educating my motorcycle lovin' mind. I hope you win an Oscar (I'm not joking) and I look forward to your next film, moto related, or not. Maybe you could take a look at Dave Richardson, owner of Moto-International in Seattle. He is a Guzzi lover, and the author of the AMAZING independently published 'Guzziology'. Work him into a film somewhere. I have a V11 Sport parked in my living room. Godspeed guys. You have a friend in Atlanta.