Do you know which platform? That sounds like a good one.I really like "The Language of Music", the story of recording engineer Thomas Dowd that helped generate the unique sound of some famous groups and individual singers.
Do you know which platform? That sounds like a good one.I really like "The Language of Music", the story of recording engineer Thomas Dowd that helped generate the unique sound of some famous groups and individual singers.
I’m interested in hearing about documentaries others have watched that are really interesting.
I like rock docs, true crime/serial killers, older pop culture/tech, etc. series based on real life stories are good too (E.g. Dopesick, Narcos), but want to see what other obscure docs might be interesting,
I’ll throw out a few and see what everyone else comes up with
The Wrecking Crew…the actual hitmaker musicians of all those hits in the 60’s and 70’s. Follow up is the Glen Campbell doc, I’ll be me.
Sound City…the LA studio and Neve console (now owned by Dave Grohl) that bore witness to hundreds of the greatest rock albums of the 70’s and 80’s
The Donut King (Hulu)
The Last Blockbuster
I’ll be Gone in the Dark (Golden State Killer) HBO max
Casette: A documentary mixtape (Peacock)
Adjust Your Tracking (VHS) Peacock
All Things must Pass (Tower Records) Peacock
Andre the Giant (HBO)
The Battered Bastards of Baseball
The Comedy Store
Chicago: The Terry Kath Experience (Peacock)
Fyre Fraud (Hulu) and Netflix)
Square Grouper
Summer of Soul (Hulu)
Wild Crime (hulu)
Knuckleball (Hulu)
Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and the Band (Hulu)
Love, Gilda (hulu)
Three Identical Strangers (hulu)
the polka king
Netflix:
Athlete A
The Keepers
How to Fix a Drug Scandal
The Last Dance
High Score
Wild Wild Country
Murder Mountain
Bikram
Icarus
The Dirt
The Mind,of Aaron Hernandez
GLOW
Voyeur
The Miami Showband Massacre
Studio 54
Ted bundy Tapes
Legend of Cocaine Island
Jim & Andy The Great Beyond
Class Action Park (HBO
I’ll stop there before I go through Amazon Prime for more
I watched a couple of episodes of Get Back. For me it got repetitive. It was just the some thing over and over again.2021 was a great year for music docs.
Summer of Love by Questlove is pure joy. Music and interviews that capture the place and time.
The Velvet Underground— a very different but interesting tale of music in the 60’s.
Get Back — only if you think the Beatles matter, but if you do . . . .
I've seen some of these. Tower Records was really good, I've seen that several times.I’m interested in hearing about documentaries others have watched that are really interesting.
I like rock docs, true crime/serial killers, older pop culture/tech, etc. series based on real life stories are good too (E.g. Dopesick, Narcos), but want to see what other obscure docs might be interesting,
I’ll throw out a few and see what everyone else comes up with
The Wrecking Crew…the actual hitmaker musicians of all those hits in the 60’s and 70’s. Follow up is the Glen Campbell doc, I’ll be me.
Sound City…the LA studio and Neve console (now owned by Dave Grohl) that bore witness to hundreds of the greatest rock albums of the 70’s and 80’s
The Donut King (Hulu)
The Last Blockbuster
I’ll be Gone in the Dark (Golden State Killer) HBO max
Casette: A documentary mixtape (Peacock)
Adjust Your Tracking (VHS) Peacock
All Things must Pass (Tower Records) Peacock
Andre the Giant (HBO)
The Battered Bastards of Baseball
The Comedy Store
Chicago: The Terry Kath Experience (Peacock)
Fyre Fraud (Hulu) and Netflix)
Square Grouper
Summer of Soul (Hulu)
Wild Crime (hulu)
Knuckleball (Hulu)
Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and the Band (Hulu)
Love, Gilda (hulu)
Three Identical Strangers (hulu)
the polka king
Netflix:
Athlete A
The Keepers
How to Fix a Drug Scandal
The Last Dance
High Score
Wild Wild Country
Murder Mountain
Bikram
Icarus
The Dirt
The Mind,of Aaron Hernandez
GLOW
Voyeur
The Miami Showband Massacre
Studio 54
Ted bundy Tapes
Legend of Cocaine Island
Jim & Andy The Great Beyond
Class Action Park (HBO
I’ll stop there before I go through Amazon Prime for more
I know his cousin, lives not too far from me. We go get beers once in a while.Dr. Death on peacock was really good. Hard to fathom how much damage one bad actor could do.
Pretty sure Ive seen the Keepers.I've seen some of these. Tower Records was really good, I've seen that several times.
Andre the Giant will have anyone crying. So so sad.
Fyre Fraud(s) are interesting
The Keepers will change you. Be aware of that when you watch it. One of the most disturbing things to see.
GLOW with Marc Maron is good, but that's the fictional version. I think the actual doc is also called GLOW.
Ted Bundy tapes (if I'm thinking of the right one) were tough to sit through.
There are some others to add to the list too:
Atari: Game Over
The Commodore Story (over story is good, but the founder's kid mugs for the camera and makes it more about the Holocaust than needed).
Hearts of Darkness (the making of Apocalypse Now)
Citizen 4
The Interrupters
Paradise Lost
Paradise Lost 2: Revelations
Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory
West of Memphis
The Trials of Gabriel Fernandez (also like The Keepers, you won't be the same after seeing this one)
Any good stories to share? I'd be curious what his take on his cousin is.I know his cousin, lives not too far from me. We go get beers once in a while.
We didn't dig too far into it when he brought it up, but we're meeting up on Friday, so I'll ask him.Any good stories to share? I'd be curious what his take on his cousin is.