dennis-vanbart

As a 12 year old i loved IT. IT was different compared to ll the sugar Sweet sitcoms. This alien interupting and disrupting everything brought a big smiley to my face. Now Alf is back on tv... And loving IT again! Reading why? Alf is asking proper questions, no borders. Alf is like people should be. Open to change and always discussing why we do what we do. Happy to see IT back.

First of all, I have to make clear I do not play an instrument, can't read music I am merely an admirer of those who can.

And this documentary explains a lot! On why musicians make choices, how they get inspired, how they get influenced. Besides that it explains a lot on how the USA evolved when it comes to music, how musical as well as political influences from different states and across borders brought us the music we love so much.

A monument on music because this documentary really gives a good insight on how harsh the world of music is decade by decade. Showing respect to all the musical streams you can hardly imagine they even existed. A must see for everyone who wants to know why we listen to what we listen and how it deserved its footprint in history.

piece of advice, grab a notepad and write down the names of the artists you have never heard of or almost forgot about.

And don't forget that every episode comes to end which explains the lyrics of the songs which resulted out of this great project from the Foo Fighters.