ITT: favourite music related movie?
>obvious choice is obvious
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ITT: favourite music related movie?
Chase Foster
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Julian Green
>not high fidelity
uhh, documentaries
>I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
>Fearless Freaks
>Dig!
motion pictures
>high fidelity
>almost famous
>frank
>inside llewyn davis
Michael Long
sex and porno :)
Thomas King
A Hard Day's Night is unironically one of my favorite movies.
Justin Reed
Spinal tap
Jonathan Nelson
>This is Spinal Tap!
Ayden Fisher
Theory of Obscurity
Gabriel Turner
True Stories
Angel Miller
Purple Rain
American Hardcore
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story
Thomas Thomas
control kinda sucked. didn't really go into depth on how jd made both albums. kinda made ian seem like a dick to his wife without much a reason. Also i read that the relationship with the other girl wasn't even that serious
Eli Cooper
Walk hard and I'm not there
Justin Hall
The Last Waltz
Blake Bell
Stop Making Sense
Carson Richardson
Nine Inch Nails' Closer
Sleazy was a genius
Christopher Davis
>not Walk the Line
jesus
Cooper Butler
Carter Mitchell
Amadeus
Noah Barnes
This.
Wyatt Bailey
Where can I watch this?
Brandon Price
I need some docs.
Any cool rec?
Robert Anderson
Same
Bentley Turner
The Beatles Anthology is great
Mason Miller
Oh fuck off dude
Justin Harris
...
Michael Perez
That's because it was a movie about Ian and not JD. Even 24 Party People delved more into the music.
Nathaniel Hill
>not Walk Hard
Zachary White
I dug this
Xavier Rodriguez
Pure Kino
Liam Moore
>>>/reddit/
Mason Baker
...
Dylan Sullivan
Came here to post that one
Hunter Phillips
...
Jacob Torres
much more honest portrayal of Ian Curtis too, who irl was a real dickead
Daniel Morris
this is probably my favorite
Ex Drummer if you like it a bit fucked up. No real-life band/music relation though.
>great documentaries (if you like the music at least)
Until The Light Takes Us [Norwegian Black Metal]
Jandek on Corwood [Jandek]
Breadcrumb Trail [Slint]
Downtown 81 [not really a documentary, rather a snapshot of post No-Wave ultra hip New York scene; starring Jean-Michel Basquiat; pretty hard to find (at least when I watched it); watch for infinite hipster cred]
And We Made The Room Shine [also not really a documentary, but a collection of several Constellation Records bands performing under out-of-the-ordinary conditions]
Samuel Reed
...
Zachary Evans
He was a dickhead in control too, just a more introverted one. Which is probably closer to the truth, if you're to believe his band mates.
James Brooks
velvet goldmine
Adam Scott
Nashville (the movie not the show)
It's also more or less my favorite movie in general.
Underrated Coen brothers movie, maybe in their top three for me.
Evan Watson
Instrument [Fugazi] is great too, forgot that