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Anyone here like music documentaries? I've watched a few lately and have really enjoyed them.
Score! A Film Music Documentary - this one tackles film music scores and interviews with film composers such as Hans Zimmer, Junkie XL, Bear McCready, and others.
The Man in the Camo Jacket - this documentary focuses on Mike Peters, the lead singer of The Alarm. Aside from playing with the band, Peters is a 3-time cancer survivor who found his own charity, Love Hope Strength, which involves going on mountain treks with fans and community members and The Alarm plays on the summit. I got to talk to Mike himself and he is a great man and inspiration.
There's a new one coming next week called Who the F**k is That Guy? which is the story of Michael Alago, who was a former A&R executive at Elektra Records and Geffen Records in the 80s and early 90s. Alago was responsible for bringing Metallica to Elektra, and had discovered Cyndi Lauper, Metal Church, and White Zombie. He also helped Nina Simone with one of her final recordings. He is a true music lover who got his start going to Max's Kansas City and CBGB's and a chance at 19 led him to become a booker at the old Ritz theater in NYC before his prolific A&R career.
Score! A Film Music Documentary - this one tackles film music scores and interviews with film composers such as Hans Zimmer, Junkie XL, Bear McCready, and others.
The Man in the Camo Jacket - this documentary focuses on Mike Peters, the lead singer of The Alarm. Aside from playing with the band, Peters is a 3-time cancer survivor who found his own charity, Love Hope Strength, which involves going on mountain treks with fans and community members and The Alarm plays on the summit. I got to talk to Mike himself and he is a great man and inspiration.
There's a new one coming next week called Who the F**k is That Guy? which is the story of Michael Alago, who was a former A&R executive at Elektra Records and Geffen Records in the 80s and early 90s. Alago was responsible for bringing Metallica to Elektra, and had discovered Cyndi Lauper, Metal Church, and White Zombie. He also helped Nina Simone with one of her final recordings. He is a true music lover who got his start going to Max's Kansas City and CBGB's and a chance at 19 led him to become a booker at the old Ritz theater in NYC before his prolific A&R career.
