I'm pretty interested to hear all these collaborations

I'll be seeing it tonight at an independent movie theater in the area. I hear good things.

Great documentary. It was really inspiring to watch.

Saw it in the theatre last night. It was packed. This is OKC mind you, so I was pretty surprised.

The movie was fantastic, but one thing to point out is the fact that it's not stating "Digital sucks!" it's stating that the fact that it has helped a lot of not very talented people become successful artists sucks, which I think is commendable coming from their generation. As well as a lot of them have used digital technology in the past. Now I'm just rambling and no longer care about what I'm typing...

Wait. I can buy the movie but not the soundtrack yet? Ugh. I mean, beggars can't be choosers and all...

If you can see this documentary in theatres, do it. It was awesome. Very inspirational.

Originally Posted by fallingapart101

If you can see this documentary in theatres, do it. It was awesome. Very inspirational.

I forgot it was playing last night until two hours into it. So mad.

PERFECT. Absolutely perfect.

Recommend seeing the Foo Fighters documentary as well - Dave's got this film thing down.

The second half is amazing. Totally captures, in my opinion, what it's like create music with other people out of absolutely nothing. It's incredible to watch guys like Dave Grohl, Josh Homme, and Trent Reznor sit in a room together and just make magic.

Originally Posted by trojanick

Recommend seeing the Foo Fighters documentary as well - Dave's got this film thing down.

Well said. Watched that foo fighters doc the other day for the first time and loved it! Dave grohl does no wrong..

Dave, Josh, Trent >>>>>>Paul, Surviving Nirvana members

I just had a genius thought... I've been listening to a lot of podcasts lately, and a lot of them are funded by click-through advertising. It would be a pretty cool way of generating a couple dollars for AP if every time you posted a link to a record (or Dave Grohl documentary) on iTunes or Bandcamp or something (if they did such a thing).

Anywho, super excited to watch this. Not a fan of Dave Grohl's music, but he's such an awesome dude and this looks amazing.

Saw this at Sundance, it's really great!