Billingham red
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Cheers chaps 
Any decent music documentaries worth a watch ??
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Nobby_Barnes
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I watched the Whitney Houston film - I wanna dance with somebody....it was excellent
Billingham red
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On netflix ??
Fat_Dragon
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Think it was on Sky Documentaries
joeydiaz
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Canāt believe no-ones mentioned The Defiant Ones on Netflix.
Outstanding doc.
Outstanding doc.
Centralscrutinizer
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You'd never know that it wasn't a spoof if you didn't know Anvil were real
asredastheycome
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That is superb. Started my obsession with BJM.
asredastheycome
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As said Sky
How to watch Sinead OāConnorās āNothing Comparesā documentary this weekend
Directed by Kathryn Ferguson, āNothing Comparesā was originally released in cinemas last year
www.independent.co.uk
ThatFragranceGuy
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Behind the curve
It's a documentary on the rise of flat earth believers including some often doing experiments to prove it etc
It's a documentary on the rise of flat earth believers including some often doing experiments to prove it etc
Johngannonsunderpants
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I was just about to, it's excellent. Other good ones, 20 feet from stardom (about backing singers), meet me in the bathroom (about the New York scene early 2000s, strokes etc), Zappa, Tina, Quincy all good.Canāt believe no-ones mentioned The Defiant Ones on Netflix.
Outstanding doc.
uncle_rico
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Guy Martin in Colombia has been interesting. On C4 now.
asredastheycome
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Saw good ones about 10CC and XTC a while ago but not sure where you will find them.
Lemmy_kilmister
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homesickblues
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There was a great one about Phil Spector a few months ago, sure you will be able to see it on some of the internet channels it was a four part documentary,
Also, with a slight connection to music - I enjoyed the one about Andy Warhol - again should be available in the internet channels.
Enjoy.
Also, with a slight connection to music - I enjoyed the one about Andy Warhol - again should be available in the internet channels.
Enjoy.
atypical_boro
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āThe Great Hip Hop Hoaxā is very good. (If itās not called that itās called something very similar).
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asredastheycome
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Music Box about Alanis Morissette Sky Documentaries.
The Stones and Brian Jones BBC iPlayer.
Fight The Power: How Hip Hop Changed The World BBC.
Behind the Best : Public Enemy. BBC
Lindisfarnes Geordie Genius: Alan Hull BBC.
Punk Sky Arts
The Stones and Brian Jones BBC iPlayer.
Fight The Power: How Hip Hop Changed The World BBC.
Behind the Best : Public Enemy. BBC
Lindisfarnes Geordie Genius: Alan Hull BBC.
Punk Sky Arts
Juninhoburger
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In a similar vein, while not a documentary "Control" is heavily based on Deborah Curtis's book "Touching From a Distance" and directed by Anton Corbijn, who knew the band very well.Some good ones mentioned so far
Not documentaries as such but the movies, 24 Hour Party People about Factory Records and The Dirt about Motley Crue are really good even if like me you thing the Crue are
The Joy Division documentary released around the same time is also well worth a watch.
Lemmy_kilmister
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Classic Albums: Motƶrhead - Ace of Spades.
Laugh-along entertainment from Lemmy, Phil and Eddie, accompanied by tracks from a killer album.
Laugh-along entertainment from Lemmy, Phil and Eddie, accompanied by tracks from a killer album.