I liked "BR&L" and "Some Kind..."

>Another great one was "Anvil! The Story of Anvil." It didn't
>spend half of it's runtime giving the history of a band no one
>had heard of. It quickly established the group's history and
>the influence they had and then went on to tell the story
>about how the band (particularly its leader) struggled in the
>present day.


Haven't seen this one yet, but I keep hearing about it. It's in my Netflix.



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>I haven't seen this Pearl Jam documentary, but is it some
>career retrospective thing, or is it telling a single story?

it's kind of a picture book of their first 20 years. They go from the "before they blew up" shit to the "biggest Rock Band in the world" shit, to "Rich as hell and hate it" phase.

It kinda explains why Eddie's so bizarre these days.

I liked it, but unlike most, ( around here anyway ), I'm a Pearl Jam fan.