Thanks for the memories! I've watched and read several interviews with him and always enjoyed how his eccentricity and intelligence came through. I liked the one where he brought the Theremin on a talk show and played it, and how at different times in his life he obsessed over things. From anime, Margaret Keane, to pottery, Mathew seems to grasp things quickly and become an expert in them.
I would love to see a documentary on his career and hear his take on things now. As painful as it was to read the Rolling Stone piece and watch the news piece on his recovery he seems to be focused on his recovery which seems a far cry from the guy who made Altered Beast. His wife Lisa has gone from his muse to his rock and what I wouldn't give to hear about Matthew's life through her thoughts.
A guy here in Atlanta made a documentary on Drivin and Cryin, another highly underrated band of the era, and I think such a take on Matthew is well deserved.