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Documentaries like Metal: A Headbanger's Journey

Not everyone loves Metal: A Headbanger's Journey for the same reason. Pick the one that was yours, and the picks follow.

The 2 reasons people love Metal: A Headbanger's Journey

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  1. You want to finally tell thrash from death metal from black metal.

  2. You like a fan who studies his own tribe like an anthropologist.

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Which reasons were yours?

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  • No Direction Home: Bob Dylan2005

    • you want to finally tell thrash from death metal from black metal
    • a fan who studies his own tribe like an anthropologist

    Good for you if you want to hear Dylan's songs as they were first played.

  • Joe Strummer: The Future Is Unwritten2007

    • you want to finally tell thrash from death metal from black metal
    • a fan who studies his own tribe like an anthropologist

    Good for you if you love the Clash and punk.

  • Let It Be1970

    • you want to finally tell thrash from death metal from black metal
    • a fan who studies his own tribe like an anthropologist

    Good for you if you want to watch the Beatles build songs from scratch.

  • Bob Dylan – Don't Look Back1967

    • you want to finally tell thrash from death metal from black metal

    Good for you if you want young Dylan playing alone with a guitar and a harmonica.

  • It Might Get Loud2008

    • you want to finally tell thrash from death metal from black metal
    • a fan who studies his own tribe like an anthropologist

    Good for you if you love the electric guitar and what it can do.

  • Imagine: John Lennon1988

    • you want to finally tell thrash from death metal from black metal
    • a fan who studies his own tribe like an anthropologist

    Good for you if you love the Beatles and Lennon's solo songs.

  • Sound City2013

    • you want to finally tell thrash from death metal from black metal
    • a fan who studies his own tribe like an anthropologist

    Good for you if you like hearing how famous rock albums were made.

  • Until the Light Takes Us2008

    • you want to finally tell thrash from death metal from black metal
    • a fan who studies his own tribe like an anthropologist

    Good for you if you want to understand where Norwegian black metal came from.

  • Keith Richards: Under the Influence2015

    • you want to finally tell thrash from death metal from black metal
    • a fan who studies his own tribe like an anthropologist

    Good for you if you love the blues behind the Rolling Stones.

  • Marley2012

    • you want to finally tell thrash from death metal from black metal
    • a fan who studies his own tribe like an anthropologist

    Good for you if you like reggae and want to know where these songs came from.

  • Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool2019

    • you want to finally tell thrash from death metal from black metal
    • a fan who studies his own tribe like an anthropologist

    Good for you if you want to hear Kind of Blue and the records that changed jazz.

  • The Velvet Underground2021

    • you want to finally tell thrash from death metal from black metal

    Good for you if you love the drone and noise of the Velvet Underground.

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