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Anyone know any good music docs?
all of the Bjork ones
Touch the Sound
Step Across the Border
Until the Light Takes Us
Last Days Here
Gary Numan: An Android in La La Land
Devil and Daniel Johnston
The Devil & Daniel Johnston
The Fearless Freaks
The Decline of Western Civilization
Soaked In Bleach
Trimpin: The Sound of Invention
The power of salad and milkshakes
Not a documentary but 24 Hour Party People is a brilliant film
Live Forever: The Rise and Fall of Britpop
Beautiful noise (shoegaze doc)
The punk singer (Kathleen Hanna biopic)
Not a movie about musicians but vinyl collectors. It's a lot more interesting than it sounds
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkCMSrvOTAo
here it is if you're interested
always great fun
>>63395752
also, this
Thanks boys will check out the stuff I haven't seen already
One Man Metal was decent
i havent watch much
krautrock: the rebirth of germany
step across the border
We Don't Care About Music Anyway
Such Hawks Such Hounds
Busted Circuits and Ringing Ears
Breadcrumb Trail
anyone got a link for Live from Tokyo?
id also like some documentaries about shibuya kei scene, if they were shoot at that time oh it would be awesome
When I saw Beautiful Noise a year and a half ago it was the most life changing thing I've ever experienced. Opened a whole new door to music, not just shoegaze but everything that wasn't dadrock. Idk how this happened but it did
>>63397972
This is fucking mind blowing
>erotic bakery
>>63398361
Japanese never share anything with anybody. They still have the same superiority complex they had during the war. Obviously weren't nuked enough times.
Meeting People Is Easy is probably my favorite.
Beyond Ultra Violence (Merzbow documentary) I found really interesting, especially if you're into darker shit.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100692/ great portrait about Fred Frith. Also feautures other avant-gard musicians.
Really good documentary about the monks...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monks:_The_Transatlantic_Feedback
Dig! is a really cool documentary about the Brian Jonestown Massacre and the Dandy Warhols
Devil and Daniel Johnston of course
I liked The Punk Singer about Kathleen Hanna and the riot grrrl thing
Some Kind of Monster is amazing, especially the "band therapy" aspect of it.
Instrument is cool if you like Fugazi, although it really doesn't work great as a documentary, it's pretty much just footage
I implore everyone to see The Devil and Daniel Johnston, even if you don't like his music
eagles history 1&2
there's a keith richards one on netflix atm
Where can I watch these?
>>63401054
History Channel
