music movies

beautiful country, beautiful music, beautiful film...and finally an audience that understands the lyrics lol

he tried to change the world and not become a commodity. a great time for fans of the only band that mattered. i just don't understand why there's a pirate in it

a great overview of the early career of one of the greatest rock bands ever. fun interview segments. that townshend sure is a moody guy but genius has it's privileges i suppose...

i'm not sure i can objectively rate this but it was a joy to watch. it's alot of raw footage interspersed with amazing performances from the legends of my childhood. seeing them jam in the studio on shake rattle and roll and lawdy miss clawdy and witnessing the creation of the songs that became their last album was an emotional experience for me. it all culminates in 20 mins of the famous rooftop concert, seriously disrupting business in the street below, as some complained! i thought the touching relationship between john and paul was still quite evident here despite attempts to demonize yoko ono. this film was not easy to come by but if u get the opportunity, check it out. it's an awesome piece of rock n roll history

hmm. gonna give scorsese a chance tho the stones shoulda broke up sometime in the 80's

a lovely film which documents some giants of latin jazz who might have remained relatively unknown outside their home country of cuba. many of them have passed on now but will live on thanks to wim wenders and ry cooder, who was fined by u.s. government for his work on this project!

really well done. floyd's spacey techno rock blends well with the eerie lavabeds and ghostly frescoes in the ruins of pompeii. there's definitely a timeless quality exhibited well here. the director's cut includes studio footage of sessions for dark side of the moon too. having seen waters' live show recently, that was fun, and judging by the crowd at that show the floyd seems to have more fans than ever!

a good early doc made shortly after his death. interviews with his dad, old gfs, army buddies and friends as well as clapton, townshend, lou reed and mick jagger. alot of great concert footage, most of which as been seen elsewhere