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Warning: Only read this tribute to Eddie Van Halen if you don't mind have your face melted.
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Concerts aren't happening this summer, unfortunately, but these films will give you some of that electricity.
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The popularity of
music documentaries has exploded over the past 10 years.
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The advent of streaming has resulted in a boom of music docs this decade, and here are the 10 most worth your time.
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Will this landslide bring you down?
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Kurt & Courtney wasn't well received upon its release 20 years ago, but how does it play now?
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Until The Light Takes Us casts no judgement as it chronicles the infamous Norwegian black metal murder case.
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Maria Callas was the kind of woman who would've kicked Don Draper's ass.
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This film does everything a music documentary should.
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In the end, you're left wondering what might have been. The same could be said of Jackson's entire life.
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This is gripping narrative of Chile's 1973 military coup d'état and the murder of Chilean folk singer and political activist Víctor Jara.
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There's a pretty good chance Jeff Beck is your favorite guitar player's favorite guitarist.
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The film presents Nico as troubled, difficult, and drug-addicted, but also determined, resilient and brave.
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"Salute to me, I’m your American queen."
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Gross, profane, and sad, this music doc shows how one loss of life affects many others.
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Being a Who fan isn't like being a fan of other bands.
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In telling his story, Springsteen draws from his entire career, each song accentuating a moment in his life.
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As with all episode of ReMastered, "Who Killed Jam Master Jay?" is interesting and well produced, but falls short as the investigative music journalism it aspires to be.
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The film delivers on all counts, and its skillful portrait of the band will appeal to any music fan looking for a new documentary to watch.
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Though it gave fans the impression Zeppelin weren't a very good live band, the film still has enough moments where their indisputable greatness is on full display.