Jason and Jeremy review what they consider to be the greatest movie of all time, the Metallica documentary Some Kind of Monster. A sometimes too raw view of the band they both love.
Related:
Some Kind Of Monster [netflix]
EchoBrain (newsted's side project) Album [spotify]
The West Memphis Three [wikipedia]
The Metallica Playboy Interview [scrapsfromtheloft.com]
Metallica Without James in 2000 (Korn, Kid Rock, Etc Singing) [youtube]
Book by Some Kind of Monster film crew: Metallica: This Monster Lives [amazon]
EMP (Experience Music Project, aka Museum Of Pop Culture) [wikipedia]
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Music Documentaries Mentioned: meeting people is easy (Radiohead), heima (sigur ros), if all goes wrong (smashing pumpkins), smart studios, sound city, sonic highways (foo fighters), back and forth (foo fighters), dogs with wings (tom petty), the beatles anthology, that's the way it is (elvis), hbo elvis doc: the searcher, love and mercy (beach boys), walk the line, pj20 (pearl jam).
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