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Doesn't answer your question / fit your requirements, but Beastie Boys Story is great.
Same with Anvil! The story of Anvil.Both had me in tears.
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Obvious one, but have you seen Get Back?
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Dig! (Dandy Warhols meteoric rise offset against Anton Newcombe/Brian Jonestown Massacre jealousy/spiral into madness. Don't have to be a fan of either band, superb)
As mentioned above, Beastie Boys Story
The Velvet Underground film is pretty good, rare footage etc
Oil City Confidential. The Dr Feelgood documentary
The Ecstasy of Wilko Johnson. Brilliant and poignant for obvious reasons
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Searching for Sugarman.
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I'm a fan of The National so it appealed anyway, but Mistaken for Strangers is great.
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Slade in Flame.
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Long Hot Summers
Story of the The Style Council. I'm a bit of a fan, and of their age, but you don't need to be. It reflects a certain time in history with good memories for me.
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Crock of Gold, Shane MacGowan/ Pogues doc by Julian Temple. Really enjoyed it am a Pogues fan. Temple's creative solutions to MacGowan's resistance to be intervewed if fun. Learnt a lot from it.
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Essential Christmas Day viewing
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Who killed the KLF is decent too.
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Spinal Tap? :)
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King Rocker worth checking out if you haven't already
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Looking for recommended documentaries or films about musicians or bands please. Something where there's a clever angle on the story and not simply a chronological look at their career?
I enjoyed Moonage Daydream recently.