Greetings from the other side. I found this documentary very boring with little music. The first episode showed us how he got his start, which was nice to know, but the rest was boring, slow, and a dash of ego.
The second episode was painful to watch, and I was wondering where the music was. You get a bit here and there, but not much, considering this is a documentary for a band. You hear him whine about his voice not being 100%. Dude, you've been singing for 40 years, humans don't stay at peak form that long. I started skipping forward at this point.
The last couple episodes I had to skip ahead due to boredom, but it was nothing special. A lot of repeated material, why the band broke up, and then we are treated to his political views. SWEET, I was hoping to get his views on politics. Why celebrities feel like the rest of the world wants to know their stance on abortion etc is beyond me. Sings your hit songs and shut up.
Anyways, this was a terrible documentary in my opinion. I want my musical documentaries to be like Bohemian Rhapsody. They show you how the band got it's start, you learn about the band members, and you get to hear their music, especially their hit songs.
So I absolutely do not recommend this documentary.
The second episode was painful to watch, and I was wondering where the music was. You get a bit here and there, but not much, considering this is a documentary for a band. You hear him whine about his voice not being 100%. Dude, you've been singing for 40 years, humans don't stay at peak form that long. I started skipping forward at this point.
The last couple episodes I had to skip ahead due to boredom, but it was nothing special. A lot of repeated material, why the band broke up, and then we are treated to his political views. SWEET, I was hoping to get his views on politics. Why celebrities feel like the rest of the world wants to know their stance on abortion etc is beyond me. Sings your hit songs and shut up.
Anyways, this was a terrible documentary in my opinion. I want my musical documentaries to be like Bohemian Rhapsody. They show you how the band got it's start, you learn about the band members, and you get to hear their music, especially their hit songs.
So I absolutely do not recommend this documentary.