Some YoYo Stuff - An Observation Of The Observations Of Don Van Vliet

This DVD clearly originated in Canada - however, distribution may have been 'worldwide' Sub-titled "An observation of the observations of Don Van Vliet" this is a 13-minute documentary, including the last singing performance by Vliet during the intro. Vliet's mother, Sue Vliet, introduces her son and Corbijn introduces the work itself. Produced for State Ltd. Distributed exclusively by MVD Music Video Distributors, PO Box 280 Oaks, PA 19456 800-888-0486 This film was made possible thanks to: Carlos Arguella, Michael Budertschen, Ian Bahen, David Bernstein, Daniel Goddard, Chris Horvath, David Lynch, Kristine McKenna, Marcia Peul, Gaye Pope, Tom Russell, Peter Speakman, Sue Street, Ben Unwin, Jan Van Vliet, Sue Vliet, Lori Weinhouse, Elaine Shepherd & The B.B.C. What Are We Gonna Do With You ©1994 Don Van Vliet/Singing Ink Music (Written 1983 Mojave Desert C.A.) Evening Bell ©1982 Don Van Vliet/Singing Ink Music (Written circa 1969 Woodland Hills, C.A.) Music ℗© God's Golfball Productions. A T Production 1993. Approx. 13 minutes. Printed in Canada. --- Text from back cover: "Some YoYo Stuff" is an observation of the observations of DON VAN VLIET and documented on film by ANTON CORBIJN CAPTAIN BEEFHEART is no more - he came home in 1982, hung up his microphone and grabbed his paint brush. He then dusted off his real name, Don Van Vliet, and has been doing very well since, thank you. That much you might know without watching this incredible piece of film, but what else are you aware of? There is very little information about him from 1982 onwards and Anton Corbijn's short b/w film from 1993 is a unique opportunity to see and hear the wonderful DON VAN VLIET. This man is one of the most influential, misunderstood, talked about, admired, copied, treasured, loved artists of the last 50 years and yet he is a mystery. This film will reveal his thoughts on many subjects and still keep the enigma alive. We'll see director DAVID LYNCH asking two questions, we'll see his mother SUE VLIET walking around and finding a spot for Don and we'll see ANTON CORBIJN explaining why he made this film in the first place. If you like CAPTAIN BEEFHEART you will be amazed and if you love DON VAN VLIET you will love him even more after seeing this film.