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Bassbob said:
Kinda long ( 142 min) but a pretty cool interview with Kim Thayill, Krist Novoselic and Jack Mendino. If you're into the 90s Seattle thing, Soundgarden, Nirvana, etc.. You'll enjoy it. I know I did.

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I just finished watching this thanks to BB. (y)

An excellent history of that PNW/Seattle Scene era early 1/2 of the 90's. When they mentioned the SoundCity documentary I tried to fine it but couldn't find it, but found these documentaries on one of my fav bands of the post-Grunge era, besides Metallica.


 
Bassbob said:
Kinda long ( 142 min) but a pretty cool interview with Kim Thayill, Krist Novoselic and Jack Mendino. If you're into the 90s Seattle thing, Soundgarden, Nirvana, etc.. You'll enjoy it. I know I did.

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Curious what you thought about 'It might get loud' Page, White and the Edge... If any music folks have not watched it I recommend it. You don't need to be a fan of any of the three of them to enjoy the ride and the story.
 
MrMichaelActual said:
Curious what you thought about 'It might get loud' Page, White and the Edge... If any music folks have not watched it I recommend it. You don't need to be a fan of any of the three of them to enjoy the ride and the story.
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I liked it a lot. Anything with Jimmy in it is going to be worth watching. And Jack White, while if I had to talk to him about anything other than music I'd probably want to punch him, he writes some cool stuff and being that he is a fellow vintage gear snob he gets a little bit of a pass on the other stuff.

I actually smashed flat an f-350 with a commercial ladder rack on it ( I mean the cab, the hood and the bed were all the same height off the ground when I was done.) because I was on a road with no shoulder and a steep hill and reached down to turn up "Ickythump". Rolled 3 times. Came to rest on the passenger side and I was pulled out of the passenger floorboard, literally. If I had been wearing a seat belt I would have broken my neck.
 
Bassbob said:
I liked it a lot. Anything with Jimmy in it is going to be worth watching. And Jack White, while if I had to talk to him about anything other than music I'd probably want to punch him, he writes some cool stuff and being that he is a fellow vintage gear snob he gets a little bit of a pass on the other stuff.

I actually smashed flat an f-350 with a commercial ladder rack on it ( I mean the cab, the hood and the bed were all the same height off the ground when I was done.) because I was on a road with no shoulder and a steep hill and reached down to turn up "Ickythump". Rolled 3 times. Came to rest on the passenger side and I was pulled out of the passenger floorboard, literally. If I had been wearing a seat belt I would have broken my neck.
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Damn... #musicmademedoit
 
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