Rock movies & documentaries

[dr wu]

I recently watched this again "Eat That Question: Frank Zappa in His Own Words", makes me sad. Pretty in depth docu on Frank , more-so than the docu -"Zappa" that came out in 2020 .

The problem with current rock is that we have no one like Zappa in it now.

 

[Arkie]

The problem with current rock is that we have no one like Zappa in it now.

What!? Thats blasphemy! We have Bono from U2 and Sting!
He turns to us and speaks:
"Some people like cupcakes better. I, for one,
Care less for them!"


I hope you know i was kidding ....

 

[E-Z]

Probably will be in a 'class of one' here but I actually 'enjoy' watching LED ZEPPELIN'S THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME movie from 1976 a lot these days although it received 'mixed reviews' back in the day on release and is possibly regarded as a 'duff movie' by some rock fan's and rock critics if not many of them?. The 'on stage' film sequences shot at the Madison Square Gardens in NY in 1973 are really pretty good to watch with a lot of 'close ups' of Page, Plant, Jonesy & Bonzo and even the 'fantasy sequences' are quite watchable and even amusing in parts especially 'Jimmy's climbing up the mountain' sequence and the opening Peter Grant & Richard Cole's film sequence and even Robert's 'Viking' film sequence is a blast!!. So all in all I really like watching this Zeppelin movie a lot..

If you read this post 'Jimmy' I actually have 2-DVD copies of this movie so I must like it a lot