Nooooooooooo! Why do that? It's part of the charm of live music, a rare glitch. It reveals things about the bands personalities, and dynamics. That it's the most replayed bit of the clip shows it's interesting to viewers. Candida has sometimes hinted at Jarvis' occasional martinet tendencies, so it was intriguing to get a public glimpse of that.
In general rewriting history and erasing truth and bending facts is a bad thing. It's a habit of totalitarianism, and shouldn't be a habit of fundraising public radio music clips! We're going to be struggling enough with malefactors undermining public trust doing this kind of thing with AI in coming years.
Okay that's a bit histrionic, and I don't feel all that strongly about it, it's just a bit disappointing to be robbed of a moment of magic, and be left with the bitter taste of saccharin.
It was very odd to keep it. We know those sessions can be stressful, its not a very confortable setting for a musician. I wouldn't have greenlighted that to be honest.
As for Jarvis' reaction, same, its stress more then anything else. I guess he counts on them 3 to be perfect. Imagine having to perform in daylight squeeze behind a desk with no room and 300 eyes staring at you. ODD.
And i dont even mention the others, they're probably not allowed any mistake
In general rewriting history and erasing truth and bending facts is a bad thing. It's a habit of totalitarianism, and shouldn't be a habit of fundraising public radio music clips!
Steady on!
I quite enjoyed seeing the mistake the first time round... especially because Jarvis and Mark were both smiling about it, which definitely hasn't always been the case (I really don't like hearing Jarvis being horrible to Mark on older bootlegs). But I appreciate it shouldn't have been left in. It's a pre-recorded segment, clearly edited down to the highlights (the four songs): we don't need to see them soundchecking, waiting around, or making false starts.
Ah I can't remember exactly when, I'm afraid! Occasional snide comments about him coming in late/early for songs... or leaving the stage at the end of sets a little quicker than everyone else, so he's not (immediately) around for encores... from memory I think Russell even calls it out in his book, and says it became uncomfortable. Though Russell also fell out with Mark!