Roadie: My Documentary

Found this on a free streaming channel and thought I would give it a shot. Based on my age group I was around for that era granted I was under 18 in the 70s graduating high school and 81. So I'm fully versed in the area of time this all occurred. This was the norm, not an anomaly, back then. So many bands were messed up, so many individuals died of drugs and rock 'n' roll. It's all born out of rebellion in our musical history. This is a cool glimpse into that era, which could probably be interchangeable with many bands, including big-name bands, that we are all aware of. To this very day, stars of the 70s are still in and out of rehab, if they are alive. Worth a look. I will say. I saw it on a free streaming site, and the couch was a lot of commercials. It was absolutely painful. Repetitive, long, full length commercials, he can only get up and grab a drink or some thing so many times. So if you can tolerate the awful commercials, or find a way to do some thing else in between, then it's worth a look on the app. I saw it on a free streaming site and the catch was a lot of commercials. It was absolutely painful. Repetitive, long, full length commercials, he can only get up and grab a drink or something so many times. So if you can tolerate the awful commercials, or find a way to do something else in between, then it's worth a look on that app.

Highly enjoyable film that documents the life and times of Rock n Roll's behind-the-scenes players. An honest portrayal of the day to day life of a Roadie, detailing all the drinking, partying and excess one would expect; tempered by the reflective voice of the films star, TJ Hoffmann. A great watch from start to finish.