What Did I Do? (The Making of The Normal Album) (2021)
GROOVALICIOUS
Gênero : Documentário, Música
Runtime : 52M
Director : Jake Feldman, Mike Diebold
Sinopse
In 2019, Will Wood and the Tapeworms went into studio to record a collection of songs Wood had written since his sophomore effort "SELF-iSH." The record, entitled "The Normal Album," was a significant departure from his previous work - much like his previous work. The process of constructing this strange and polarizing experimental "avant-pop" album was documented by Jake Feldman and Danger Baby Films' Mike Diebold, and Will Wood was left with the footage to do with as he pleased.
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