It was, ok. As another reviewer stated, it was sanitised and pretty incomplete.
The Watts part was by far the most inserting (probably because Charlie was an actual human being).
Micks was mildly interesting.
Keith is a flippant caricature of a line animation of himself - ie, ludicrous.
And Ronnie is pretty weak facsimile of that version of "Keef" and in my opinion has added little if nothing to the band beyond being someone for Keith to hang out with.
Fortunately, a lot of the music still sounds as alive and brilliant as it ever did, and as a circus act - they're fairly entertaining.
Overall, Id suggest that 25X5 and Crossfire Hurricane are both better documentaries on this tired, but once brilliant band.
The Watts part was by far the most inserting (probably because Charlie was an actual human being).
Micks was mildly interesting.
Keith is a flippant caricature of a line animation of himself - ie, ludicrous.
And Ronnie is pretty weak facsimile of that version of "Keef" and in my opinion has added little if nothing to the band beyond being someone for Keith to hang out with.
Fortunately, a lot of the music still sounds as alive and brilliant as it ever did, and as a circus act - they're fairly entertaining.
Overall, Id suggest that 25X5 and Crossfire Hurricane are both better documentaries on this tired, but once brilliant band.