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The Ever Popular Tortured Artist Effect (1986)
The Ever Popular Tortured Artist Effect uses the interviewer/interviewee format in which Todd Rundgren answers numerous questions about his life, his music and his philosophy using his explanations spliced with large portions of his songs.
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The Ever Popular Tortured Artist Effect uses the interviewer/interviewee format in which Todd Rundgren answers numerous questions about his life, his music and his philosophy using his explanations spliced with large portions of his songs.
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Genre:Music, Documentary
Written By:Todd Rundgren
In Theaters:1/1/1986
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Channel 4 Television
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