"The holidays are upon us and that hopefully means a little more time for rest and relaxation and time chilling on the couch. It's a good time to let the tryptophan kick in and catch up on music documentaries, and we've picked 10 great, recent ones that are worth checking out. They include punk, hip hop, Britpop, indie, classic rock and more, plus docs on the golden eras of both Tower Records and CREEM Magazine."
"As Henry Rollins puts it here, "His stories will kill your lawn and peel the paint off your car. He's seen a whole lot of life and is lucky to have come through to the other side." Wired for Chaos has lots of those stories - some told by Harley, some by Flea, Anthony Bourdain, Ice-T, Glenn Danzig, Scott Ian, Ian MacKaye, and more -"
Ten recent music documentaries cover punk, hip hop, Britpop, indie, classic rock, and the golden eras of Tower Records and CREEM Magazine. All ten selections are available on VEEPS, which is offering 50% off an 'All Access' yearly subscription through December 8. The BrooklynVegan page on VEEPS provides direct access to the documentary picks and detailed listings. Harley Flanagan: Wired for Chaos profiles Flanagan's Lower East Side upbringing, early mentorship by Allen Ginsberg, a childhood poetry book, drumming for The Stimulators at eleven, and his influence on New York hardcore and metalcore through the Cro-Mags, featuring interviews with numerous notable musicians.
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