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Documentaries like The Beatles: Eight Days a Week - The Touring Years

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The 3 reasons people love The Beatles: Eight Days a Week - The Touring Years

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  1. You want the songs played live in front of a crowd.

  2. You like archive footage and the people who were there.

  3. You like the early sixties as it was filmed then.

Picks that share your reasons

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  • No Direction Home: Bob Dylan2005

    • the songs played live in front of a crowd
    • archive footage and the people who were there
    • the early sixties as it was filmed then

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

  • EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert2026

    • the songs played live in front of a crowd
    • archive footage and the people who were there

    Good for you if you like hearing Elvis sing live at full power.

  • Imagine: John Lennon1988

    • the songs played live in front of a crowd
    • archive footage and the people who were there

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

  • Queen: Days of Our Lives2011

    • the songs played live in front of a crowd
    • archive footage and the people who were there

    Good for you if you want the story behind the Queen songs you know by heart.

  • Michael2026

    • the songs played live in front of a crowd
    • archive footage and the people who were there

    Good for you if you want to hear the songs and see the shows again.

  • Quincy2018

    • the songs played live in front of a crowd
    • archive footage and the people who were there
    • the early sixties as it was filmed then

    Good for you if you like hearing how jazz, pop and film music passed through one man.

  • Elvis2022

    • the songs played live in front of a crowd
    • archive footage and the people who were there

    Good for you if you like rock'n'roll, gospel and Elvis songs mixed with modern tracks.

  • Thriller 402023

    • the songs played live in front of a crowd
    • archive footage and the people who were there
    • the early sixties as it was filmed then

    Good for you if you know every song on Thriller by heart.

  • When You're Strange2010

    • the songs played live in front of a crowd
    • archive footage and the people who were there
    • the early sixties as it was filmed then

    Good for you if you like hearing The Doors' songs alongside how they were made.

  • Joe Strummer: The Future Is Unwritten2007

    • the songs played live in front of a crowd
    • archive footage and the people who were there

    Good for you if you love the Clash and punk.

  • The Velvet Underground2021

    • the songs played live in front of a crowd
    • the early sixties as it was filmed then

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

  • Rush: Beyond the Lighted Stage2010

    • the songs played live in front of a crowd
    • archive footage and the people who were there

    Good for you if you love Rush or want to understand their sound.

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