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• Here are couple more if you have not seen them... - Mark Man 20:02:13 08/05/15 (0)
  In Reply to: RE: My favorite music documentaries... posted by mkuller on August 05, 2015 at 11:38:10

  First, good list...My favorite part of Shine a Light...is when Mick won't give the Marty the set list...just to let Marty know...he is Mick Friggin Jagger...total prick until he hits the stage...unbelievable transformation...
  
  Sound City...damn...what a line up...that board is in Grohl's Home studio...pretty cool...
  
  Kurt Cobain, Montage of Heck...this is an extremely personal look at Cobain, with lots of home movies that were painful to watch at times...
  
  I really enjoyed Sonic Highways...that Grohl did...really great interviews with legendary musicians in each city they recorded a new song in a famous studios across the country...8 hours, 8 cities...
  
  The Art of Rap: Something from Nothing...done by Ice-T. I am not big rap fan, but I did really enjoy this...
  
  The Clash Westway to the world...and The Rise and Fall of the Clash...both worth a watch...London Calling is in my top 10 all time albums...
  
  George Harrison Living in the Material World...this one I really really liked...George had many different interests and I learned things I never really knew about him...all the Movies he produced, his love of Formula 1 racing, gardening and of course his spirituality...quite the renaissance man...IMHO
  
  Thanks
  Mark
  
  
  
  
  

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• Beware of Mr. Baker is pretty good. nt - dancingseamonkey 15:03:40 08/05/15 (3)
  In Reply to: RE: My favorite music documentaries... posted by mkuller on August 05, 2015 at 11:38:10

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  "Trying is the first step towards failure."
  Homer Simpson
  
  

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  • I agree, I had no idea he was such a nut! I liked the point they made: Did he move around from group to group - PhilJ 04:19:20 08/06/15 (1)
    In Reply to: RE: Beware of Mr. Baker is pretty good. nt posted by dancingseamonkey on August 05, 2015 at 15:03:40

    because he we artistically challenged or because he could not get along with anyone?
    

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    • RE: I agree, I had no idea he was such a nut! I liked the point they made: Did he move around from group to group - dancingseamonkey 10:58:14 08/06/15 (0)
      In Reply to: RE: I agree, I had no idea he was such a nut! I liked the point they made: Did he move around from group to group posted by PhilJ on August 06, 2015 at 04:19:20

      "because he we artistically challenged or because he could not get along with anyone?" Probably both. I like when they were forming Blind Faith and had decided not to use Ginger but he showed up anyway what an awkward position for the other members.
      
      
      
      
      
      "Trying is the first step towards failure."
      Homer Simpson
      
      

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  • RE: Beware of Mr. Baker is pretty good. nt - Mick Wolfe 21:18:55 08/05/15 (0)
    In Reply to: RE: Beware of Mr. Baker is pretty good. nt posted by dancingseamonkey on August 05, 2015 at 15:03:40

    Yes. One of my favorites.
    

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