Linda McCartney's iconic photography features in a new exhibit at The Annenberg Space for Photography in Los Angeles.

The 'Who Shot Rock & Roll' exhibition features the work of over 100 notable photographers from 1955 to the present and is the first major museum exhibit on rock and roll to spotlight the creative and collaborative role photographers have played during the history of rock music.

 

 DaveInVA wrote: 

jealous. I saw her prob'ly 8 or so years ago when she was touring with an orchestra.... meh.

I don't know if she still says this, but she used to say that she thought that smoking had helped her voice, made it sound more "rockandrock."  Excuse, I think to keep from having to quit.

 meower wrote: 
Yes her voice isn't up to doing her older songs anymore and that was kind of disappointing. I'm glad I got to see her in the late 70's when she was still at her prime. 

 meower wrote: 
we saw that about a year ago. it is excellent!

 DaveInVA wrote: 

that I can do without.  I miss her voice....

 Johray63 wrote: 
i can't wait to check this out!! thanks, andre!

This is such a good documentary - very insightful with great commentary from the band and a WIDE range of rockers that have admired and been influenced by the band.

Some unbelievable footage of Lifeson and Lee as teenagers playing in their hometown, and dose of hilarious and insightful comments from Jack Black.

Even if your only a tangential fan of Rush - you should watch this.

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 meower wrote: 
I just watched it tonight. I really liked it but then I've always liked Joni....It has some bonus songs from fairly recent live performances also.

 DaveInVA wrote: 

did you watch this?? how is it?

 RichardPrins wrote: 
Nice

Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison

Krautrock - The Rebirth Of Germany

"Bill Wither's Soul is Not For Sale."

Highly recommended, beautiful, moving ànd funny documentary, that gave me a new appreciation for Bill Wither's music.

Just watched The Runaways.  Not bad.

I was finally able to view this last night. While it's not 100% accurate (it's not a documentary), we already know and love the characters, right? Being a HUGE Beatles fan I was perhaps a bit disappointed when it was over, but only because of the fact that it was over.

A sequel would be really cool, covering the era from Hamburg through to Paris—just as the Fabs get word that they're no. 1 in America.

 meower wrote: 

...I know eh?...it looks good!...

 Sean-E-Sean wrote: 
yes!

...can't wait to see this!...airs on hbo october 7th...