Rosebud documentary

[MissLadyLoki]

I have seen the Rosebud doc before, and I'm sorry if this has been don before, but I have a few questions about it I hope a few of my fellow Ledgies could answer.

1.Who or what is Rosebud supposed to be?

2.What was the purpose of the doc in the frst place?

3.I know I'm So Afraid and that bit of World Turning in the beginning were filmed at the UC Santa Barbara soccer field, but where were the other songs (Rhiannon, Go Your Own Way, etc.) filmed at?

Thanks in advance!

[chiliD]

Originally Posted by MissLadyLoki

I have seen the Rosebud doc before, and I'm sorry if this has been don before, but I have a few questions about it I hope a few of my fellow Ledgies could answer.

1.Who or what is Rosebud supposed to be?

2.What was the purpose of the doc in the frst place?

3.I know I'm So Afraid and that bit of World Turning in the beginning were filmed at the UC Santa Barbara soccer field, but where were the other songs (Rhiannon, Go Your Own Way, etc.) filmed at?

Thanks in advance!

1) "Rosebud" probably a reference to the movie Citizen Kane

2) as a promo film for industry insiders only....somehow via "bootlegging", got circulated to us "unwashed heathens".

3) on an LA soundstage...but, I have no idea which one. Oh, and, at the time, UC Santa Barbara still had a football team, so the field was still being used for AMERICAN football.

[MissLadyLoki]

Originally Posted by chiliD

1) "Rosebud" probably a reference to the movie Citizen Kane

2) as a promo film for industry insiders only....somehow via "bootlegging", got circulated to us "unwashed heathens".

3) on an LA soundstage...but, I have no idea which one. Oh, and, at the time, UC Santa Barbara still had a football team, so the field was still being used for AMERICAN football.

I figured Rosebud was Citizen Kane, but I also heard once of an ad agency called Rosebud and Peter Green (I think) had a daughter named Rosebud. Then again, who knows.

I thought it was like what Song of the South is in the US (it got theatrical reissues, but was never released for home viewing, but I still wanna know the movie behind the awesomeness that is Splash Mountain), but not industry-only. I guess it got out the same way that backstage Japan footage we've seen: some diehard fans managed to bootleg it and us "heathens" got our hands on it.

Anyways, thank you so much!