Music documentaries

[Bangpuss]

Stars of a very good music documentary playing Albert Hall in September. Definitely gonna try see this: http://www.bbc.co.uk/proms/whats-on/2012/september-06/14338

 

[Sectionfive]

Apache

 

[Sectionfive]

Barely skims jungle but some good bits of Michael Viner being completely oblivious to the break's history.

 

[nochexxx]

 

[nochexxx]

funniest shit in ages.

 

[woops]

Wait, I've got 1


See Mingus monologise about Jews and guns whilst getting evicted from his house, plus occasional music

 

[blacktulip]

Did like the one about Bukem's manager. There used to be a whole host of shitty programmes about drum and bass on TV in the mid 90s. Usually on Channel 4 at 3am. And I had to be up for my paper round at 7. That seems a superhuman feat to me now.

Great one...

 

[mistersloane]

Great one...

Even though I KNEW WHAT THE ENDING WAS GOING TO BE, I still cried.

 

[baboon2004]

funniest shit in ages.

surreal - morphs halfway through into the most terrifyingly stupid people telling camera how they only like 'intelligent' music

 

[blacktulip]

http://news.beatport.com/blog/2012/10/22/the-10-best-detroit-techno-documentaries-ever/

 

[woops]

Have we had this one yet

 

[rubberdingyrapids]

not a docu per se, but i loved the zappa film 200 motels.

 

[Client Eastwood]

Everybody In The Place - An Incomplete History of Britain 1984 -1992 by Jeremy Deller

Will watch it all later, only had a skip through but looks interesting. @william_kent @catalog Soul Control [MCR] at 17:20

 

[william_kent]

Everybody In The Place - An Incomplete History of Britain 1984 -1992 by Jeremy Deller

Will watch it all later, only had a skip through but looks interesting. @william_kent @catalog Soul Control [MCR] at 17:20

It is an interesting narrative he creates, although I doubt that the kids in the class can relate to it. I like the wide range he covers: the free festival scene, the miners strikes, the convoy, the battle of the beanfield, hunt sabs, sound systems, etc.

 

[catalog]

We went over that deller doc a while ago

Post in thread 'rave era as recapitulation of the sixties' https://www.dissensus.com/index.php?threads/15403/post-437683

Towards the end of that thread, someone who worked on it pops up

 

[version]

Reggae in a Babylon's on Netflix atm, although just seen it's on YouTube anyway.