Peels back the myth of Parliamentfunkadelic and what's inside isn't pretty
The opening to Tear The Roof Off lays down that this documentary will not be your usual music biopic. It starts off by saying how amazing Parliamentfunkadelic was. How it was like a giant party. Then it lays down how George Clinton ripped off his bandmates, there was huge drug use, abuse and more. It’s peeling back the cover to see what’s inside the myth and it’s not pretty. That basically lays down the film. The first part is about the rise of Parliamentfunkadelic. The music. The fame. The joy. Then it starts talking about all the manipulation, drug abuse, etc. that the band went through at the hands of Clinton. The funny part is the manager tries to justify some of his power plays like not paying the musicians. It’s a very revealing movie that really needs to be seen to really understand what was going on with this iconic band.
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