What are the best documentaries you've seen?

[greatone632]

It was great hearing the story of ATCQ- the origin, rise, downfall, etc.  I find it almost disappointing that it seems Q Tip is still the only one that actually has passion with music- Phife with sports, Jarobi doing culinary stuff.  Is no job really perfect???  Geez what I would do to be in any of their positions for a living 

And Fade to Black..  Need I say more- my personal favorite rapper; second best album behind blueprint.  No explanations..


What films have you seen that you really enjoyed??

 

[Kimchi Papi]

Loved Beats, Rhymes, & Life...This was the last music doc I saw & loved it too. This is a must see for any reggae/Bob Marley fan...It's available onDemand....

 

[ill legal operation]

Michael Rappaport is best friends with my boss so he gave us a private screening of that Tribe flick - $*## was dope...

...my boy worked on this, and it's broken some presale records for docs and it hasn't even gotten the full release yet, $*## looks dope:

 

[illphillip]

Tribe one was dope.

I like Cocaine Cowboys. I was in Miami for some of that.

I liked Bastards Of The Party a lot as well.

 

[freshkid614]

Originally Posted by psk2310


Loved Beats, Rhymes, & Life...This was the last music doc I saw & loved it too. This is a must see for any reggae/Bob Marley fan...It's available onDemand....

That was best documentary that I've seen in years ! From start to finish, I enjoyed it every minute and second of it

 

[mossman75]

 

[aph]

If anyone's into production/sampling and the legal aspect of it, check out "Copyright Criminals." Features Chuck D, George Clinton, Pete Rock, El-P, etc.

Here's the whole documentary on YouTube:

Looks like there's a bunch of full-length music documentaries in related videos section, as well. See if anything sparks your interests.

 

[checks mcgee]

oops

 

[airjordan jb23]

Jay-Z Reasonable Doubt documentary was really good.

 

[ai for mvp]

This. 

 

[jordanjayyy7]

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[ruxxx]

Beat Kings was ill.