One Man's Madness

2018
1h 20m

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A fresh, disorienting, quirky, slapstick romp through the history of Madness, accompanied by their irrepressible, flying saxophonist, Lee Thompson. And it is probably mostly true.A fresh, disorienting, quirky, slapstick romp through the history of Madness, accompanied by their irrepressible, flying saxophonist, Lee Thompson. And it is probably mostly true.A fresh, disorienting, quirky, slapstick romp through the history of Madness, accompanied by their irrepressible, flying saxophonist, Lee Thompson. And it is probably mostly true.

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7.4/10

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I'm in it

What can I say about this wacky fun loving documentary about one of Britain's much loved band's Saxofonist, Lee. The band being Madness of course. After reading Lee's auto bio you find out he was never intended to become a Sax player, singer or songwriter but he did and still does. I've seen Madness life more then 40 times and Lee has stage presence, can sing and plays a mean sax. This film explains a little bit on how Lee became Lee, but most of all it's a fun ride. I have a blink you'll miss me part but I'm proud to be part of it, all of 10 seconds. May Madness and Lee keep on playing as the world needs bands like Madness.

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Thompson once had his prized Selmer Mark VI tenor saxophone 'stolen' from an event. This is somewhat ironic, as his first 'professional' quality saxophone was a Mark VI, which he admitted (during a BBC radio interview) he helped to steal, during a break-in and burglary at a London music shop.