Rokk i Reykjavikk!!! 1982! Icelandic post punk!

And Don Letts' 'Punk Rock Movie'

And anything with Henry Rollins talking.

Twenty Four Hour Party People might aswell be a doc?

high fi
the last waltz
almost famous
velvet goldmine
brassed off
amedus
the red violin
shine
coleminers daughter
singles (kinda,....i just like to see eddie in it)
the cotton club
intermetzo

Lucky 3
The Great Rock'n' roll Swindle
Velvet Goldmine
Rock n roll High School
24hr Party People
Gimme Shelter
The Smiths-The Complete Picture
Punk:Attitude
Control
The Filth and the Fury

that was gold, I enjoyed the section where Henry Rollins just gives a rundown of all music ever up to that point... in about a minute. There was some tosspot in that film from the no-wave scene, the bloke from Theoretical Girls or something, who was just totally marginalizing the UK punk scene, that annoyed me. I mean take the Slits and Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, I know which one I'd rather listen to if I didn't fancy getting a splitting headache. ffs

I'm gonna put 'Live Forever', the doc about 90's Britpop out there aswell, it's IMMENSELY patronising and a bit wanky but interesting nonetheless. Worth watching just for the Noel Gallagher and Jarvis ****er's contributions. And the singer from Sleeper. mmm


EDIT: wtf I can't say ****er?? ****ing penis ****

Groove
Better Living Through Circuitry

The Blues Brothers
This Is Spinal Tap

Almost Famous, the bootleg cut is much better than the original film, IMO. They get hell of alot deeper into Penny Lane's character.. plus they actually show the radio interview, which is hilarious.

Oh, and Hedwig and the Angry Itch is pretty good, too.

Agreed, a very good film, didn't like the end though.

Hiiigh Fidelity. I also like The Filth and the Fury.

Rock 'n' Roll High School is possibly the worst movie I've ever seen (aside from Shark Boy And Lava Girl). It was bad, even for a b-movie. Its only redeeming quality was that The Ramones were in it.