Sound City
Music • NR • 2013 • 1 hr 46 min
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Dave Grohl, Trent Reznor, Tom Petty, Mick Fleetwood, John Fogerty
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My husband watched this as part of a college course & I joined in since I do enjoy the subject. Watch it if you enjoy this type of thing.
Awesome doc about an awesome studio. Dave Grohl does it well. Must watch if you’re a fan of rock n roll.
Another rock doc that shows us an important piece of history. Nothing groundbreaking, but insightful nonetheless.
Definitely has a very specific point of view, but one that can be learned from regardless. And new creation of music is always welcome.
If your a music buff this documentary will tickle your fancy. So many legendary artists used this studio is crazy.
Lots of fun, and cool insight to the creative process of high level musicians. Nice little story throughout the doc
Gives your a great perspective on who your favourite artists' influences were, kind of like learning about the grandfathers of rock music.
As a music-lover I liked this doc about a studio/soundboard. You wouldn't believe how many iconic albums were recorded there.
Dave Grohl! Make another documentary! Now!
One of the best music documentary’s I have seen.
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