Good band documentaries

[TurnTheAirBlue]

Not sure if this is just snippets from the Death documentary that came out a few years ago.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvC-x3HisIA

[jobrok1]

...but to call his rendition of Changes 'alright' is a bit sour grapes imo: it was a killer performance very few vocalists could pull off. Reminded me in a way of George Michael at the Queen Tribute gig in Wembley, by which he revealed to everyone who'd up until then passed him off as a candy pop artist that in fact he could really fucking sing.

Absolutely agree with this 100%

His own stuff is pure shite, though.

Seen him on Sunday Brunch a couple of times too. The two lads on that love having him on.

[deathinjune666]

This Documentary about Colombian death/black metal has finally been released after being filmed 15 years ago.

[Mithrandir]

New official Iron Maiden documentary coming out in select theaters in May. Stoked for this one!

https://www.ironmaiden.com/iron-maiden-burning-ambition/

https://www.ironmaidenfilm.com/

[Anvil]

When I read that it has contributions from Lars Ulrich, I immediately lost interest... is that wrong? 

[Mithrandir]

No, I audibly said "Fuck sake" when I read that too

[Eoin McLove]

Lars is a legend. I don't get the hate for him. I'll keep an eye out for screenings of this close to me as it could be a fun way to spend an afternoon with a box of popcorn 

[Mithrandir]

https://youtu.be/pD_H2u79tp0?si=wk2b82UdYKB9kXci

Looks great, can't wait for this, glad they seem do be talking a bit about their struggles rather that a whole glory days legacy piece. But I can't believe I was complaining about lars when Tom Morello and Scott Ian annoy me far more than he ever could! Gimps!

[Eoin McLove]

The air guitar bit looks annoying, but yeah, overall I'm looking forward to seeing it. Hopefully it'll be shown nearby.

[GravyCapone]

More about his life in general but a lot of Cro Mags stuff in it aswell.

https://m.imdb.com/title/tt34280312/