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The Decemberists: A Practical Handbook
''The Decemberists: A Practical Handbook'' is a 2007 film featuring indie rock band The Decemberists. The film includes music videos, a live concert, and documentary footage.
==Content==
The documentary section, titled ''Paris Before the War'', concerns the creation and subsequent recording of the band's album ''Picaresque''. It includes both interviews and footage of the band recording, in a church in northeast Portland with Chris Walla producing. According to the documentary, the band has always been particularly enthusiastic about "The Mariner's Revenge Song," which appears on ''Picaresque'' and which they often perform at concerts, because it was the only song they were able to record live.〔 Colin Meloy also discusses his previous band Tarkio and his motivation for moving to Portland. Of the song "My Mother Was a Chinese Trapeze Artist," first recorded with Tarkio and re-recorded by the Decemberists for their EP 5 Songs, Meloy says that he wrote it to amuse his girlfriend Carson Ellis.
Another section of the DVD documents an 80-minute live concert at the Roseland Theater in Portland, on November 4, 2005, one of the final concerts of its ''Picaresque'' tour. The band played songs from all their albums to date, including "The Mariner's Revenge Song," "The Chimbley Sweep," "The Sporting Life," and "I Was Meant for the Stage." Scott McCaughey guested; Petra Haden, who by that point had left the band, also appeared.
Music videos are included for "The Tain," "Sixteen Military Wives," "The Bachelor and the Bride," "The Soldiering Life," and "Here I Dreamt I Was an Architect."
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