The Netflix description: "Thanks to bands such as Oasis, Sleeper, The Verve and Pulp, British pop music has seen a renaissance in popularity rivaling that of the 1980s. But rockumentarians want to know: Was all the attention well-deserved, or was it marketing genius that fanned the flames of fandom? Directed by John Dower, Live Forever features interviews with critics and artists such as Noel and Liam Gallagher, Jarvis Cocker, Louise Wener and more."

And some trivia from Wikipedia:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Live_Forever:_The_Rise_and_Fall_of_Brit_Pop

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You get the feeling that Cocker was like "we talked about this in the rehearsal, and I said no."

Does he have some form of Parkinson's or something similar?

Many good ones, but Joe Cocker opening for Stevie Ray Vaughan in San Diego was my favorite.

Proof of the bad acid.

Just kidding. I love Joe Cocker.

Best concert I ever saw... Joe Cocker opened for SRV at San Diego Sports Arena.

Great video, silvercord.

Jarvis Cocker is a geek, who's lyircs are funny,

LOL, "speed cocker."

"Oh, I don't need anything like that... yet!"

"that would've made a lot more sense" <- I love it.

He has a nice view of the Jefferson Memorial. Too bad he can't soak up Jefferson's character and wisdom by osmosis.

Giving the devil his due, though, Bush is a great campaigner. And he is brilliant at connecting with Southerners, Walmart shoppers, farmers, and the rest of Jarvis Cocker's Common People.

Can someone find the video of Cocker himself performing on SNL when Belushi joins him for a little Cocker-on-Cocker duet?