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Two Rock Documentaries Worth Watching on Netflix

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Two Rock Documentaries Worth Watching on Netflix
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It Might Get Loud — A meeting with Jimmy Page, The Edge and Jack White, the three guitarists who revolutionized guitar sound in their respective bands. Listening to Jimmy Page, you learn things about Led Zeppelin and the recording of an album where they placed the drum kit in the middle of a large house's entrance hall to capture the echo along the staircase. And through this documentary you learn more about...

It Might Get Loud

A meeting with Jimmy Page, The Edge and Jack White — the three guitarists who revolutionized guitar sound in their respective bands. These three guys are genuinely passionate.

Listening to Jimmy Page you learn things about Led Zeppelin and about the recording of an album where they placed the drum kit right in the middle of a large house’s entrance hall, just to capture the echo along the staircase.

The Edge, meanwhile, is a master of effects of every kind. Through his experiments he’s responsible for the very distinctive sound of U2 — and you also discover that he sings really well. Alright, I’ll leave you to it, I’m going to go re-listen to Zoo Station.

Jack White — this guy is crazy! In the best possible way. He’s a real artist, completely untethered, thinking in a way only he can. He’s a genius. The opening scene is incredible — he rigs pieces of wood and a glass bottle together to make a guitar!

Keith Richards: Under the Influence

The Rolling Stones told through the eyes of Keith Richards, the band’s legendary guitarist and co-founder. This documentary digs into the influences that made him the genius guitarist he became. And guess what — it wasn’t just alcohol and drugs that shaped him. He’s a passionate guitarist whose musical palette runs from Blues to Reggae. A must-watch.

Happy viewing, and long live music — well, Rock specifically ;-)

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