Netflix documentaries

[leroydiamond]

Watched "Chelsea does drugs" last night and thoroughly enjoyed it. The consumption of the psychedelic drug, ayahuasca in Peru was very interesting.

[Wonky2]

For those who like the acoustic sound, watch Austin to Boston. Fantastic road trip film/ docu

For those who like the urb, (no, not the upright bass) watch the culture high.

[blue]

I just got Net Flix, lots to check out.

Blue

[Skol303]

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I just got Net Flix, lots to check out.

Blue
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Blue, having to got to know something about your taste in music, I heartily recommend the Keith Richards documentary, 'Under The Influence', and the Wrecking Crew film mentioned above. I think you'll enjoy them

Edited January 28, 2016 by Skol303

[blue]

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Blue, having to got to know something about your taste in music, I heartily recommend the Keith Richards documentary, 'Under The Influence', and the Wrecking Crew film mentioned above. I think you'll enjoy them
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You bet,I'll be looking for that one tonight.

Thanks

Blue

[blue]

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Blue, having to got to know something about your taste in music, I heartily recommend the Keith Richards documentary, 'Under The Influence', and the Wrecking Crew film mentioned above. I think you'll enjoy them
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Watched it last night.Loved it.

I've been a fan for 50 years.Keith is a musicians musician. He seemed honest and not full of himself. Loved his position on the great Chicago blues men.

Blue

[DBerriff]

Very late to the party but I have just watched 20 Feet From Stardom. Thank you so much for drawing my attention to it. Deeply moving in places.

[Skol303]

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Absolutely agree. He's by far my favorite member of The Stones.

It was interesting to hear about his love of reggae, something I never knew about.

My favorite line was "rock and roll? I prefer to roll". A very cool cat

[kevvo66]

20 feet from stardom I'm going to watch it later been meaning to

[blue]

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Absolutely agree. He's by far my favorite member of The Stones.

It was interesting to hear about his love of reggae, something I never knew about.

My favorite line was "rock and roll? I prefer to roll". A very cool cat
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I'm going to watch it again tonight. They sunk a lot of $$ into this docu.

Blue

[bonzodog]

Just watched Janis-Little girl blue. A documentary about Janis Joplin. Really enjoyable film if you are a fan of hers or not.

[Lord Sausage]

I'd say watch Best of Enemies. Its about US intellectuals Gore Vidal and William F Buckley clashing on tv debates. Then watch United States of Amnesia, essentially about Gore Vidals life. Entertaining, thought provoking and funny.

[julesb]

Recently watched 'We are Twisted F****** Sister' Now that was a hard working bar band! Brilliant watch.

[bonzodog]

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Recently watched 'We are Twisted F****** Sister' Now that was a hard working bar band! Brilliant watch.
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Yes its a great film

[JohnR]

Watching The Eagles right now. Great fat tone from that Rick.

[blue]

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Recently watched 'We are Twisted F****** Sister' Now that was a hard working bar band! Brilliant watch.
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It's great, Albert Anderson's brother Aarmel Anderson, original drummeris shown early in the doc. They lived across the street from me and we're influential in getting me into the band scene in Montclair.

Blue

[miles'tone]

Anvil! is definitely worth a watch. It's genuinely heartwarming. Although I'm not into metal I loved it.