Not bad for a traditional documentary
For a traditional documentary this isn’t that bad. It’s a short history of Led Zeppelin. I learned some things from it like how the band struggled when it first got started to questioning whether the bad boy image it got when it went on tour was real or not. It included interviews with the actual band members which was good because it wasn’t just journalists being talking heads. The best part wasn’t about the band itself but the music business and how crooked it was. The band’s manager was known for standing up to all the promoters and others that tried to rob the group.
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