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#27979 - 08/16/10 05:29 PM Re: What's new in your collection? [Re: Juggernaut]
PablöMHB member Registered: 09/23/09 Posts: 123 Loc: Buenos Aires, Argentina	2 LP No sleep til hammersmith - bron535 Orgasmatron - GWR _________________________ •MOTÖRHEAD LIVE BOOTLEGS• http://motorhead-bootlegs.blogspot.com -------------------------------------- •NOT FOR SALE, FOR TRADE ONLY•
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#28000 - 08/17/10 10:44 AM Re: What's new in your collection? [Re: PablöMHB]
Highway Star old hand Registered: 06/02/09 Posts: 1011 Loc: suffolk :)	A friend of mine was talking about a film/documentry called Metal:A headbangers story. has anyone here seen it? is it worth buying?
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#28001 - 08/17/10 11:27 AM Re: What's new in your collection? [Re: Highway Star]
Snaggletöoth Pooh-Bah Registered: 07/26/08 Posts: 2105 Loc: Lincolnshire, England	Watched it, it's actually very good and worth buying if you can get a fair deal. It discusses the history of heavy metal via a family tree based on all sub genres of metal through the years, as well as looking into the controversies and hatred surrounding metal from the 1980's and features a shiteload of metal and rock icons talking about their love for metal and their careers (Lemmy included). Sam Dunn knows exactly what he's talking about and tries to get as much of a full story of metal as he can into the film itself. Edited by Snaggletöoth (08/17/10 11:30 AM) _________________________ MHB2980
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#28003 - 08/17/10 12:00 PM Re: What's new in your collection? [Re: Highway Star]
menzman veteran Registered: 07/08/08 Posts: 1275 Loc: Germany	Originally Posted By: Highway Star ...a film/documentry called Metal:A headbangers story... in case it's of interest: the director of "a headbangers journey" did another movie called "global metal", good imo (speaking from a not-metal-fan point of view)... if they have a good package-deal somewhere, i'd go for that...
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#28004 - 08/17/10 12:07 PM Re: What's new in your collection? [Re: menzman]
Snaggletöoth Pooh-Bah Registered: 07/26/08 Posts: 2105 Loc: Lincolnshire, England	He also did Maiden's tour documentary Flight 666, and that was a damn good watch as well. Sam Dunn's no patronizing amateur with regards to rock and metal so you get a fair sided doc with accurate information on both Headbanger's Journey and Global Metal, although I believe Global Metal featured much darker metal than the first one because of the fact that black, death and heavy thrash metal were the most popular genres across the other parts of the world. Edited by Snaggletöoth (08/17/10 12:08 PM) _________________________ MHB2980
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#28012 - 08/18/10 10:13 AM Re: What's new in your collection? [Re: Snaggletöoth]
Juggernaut Pooh-Bah Registered: 07/12/08 Posts: 1766 Loc: Sweden	Kiss of death LP (Not picture, the black one) _________________________ A headbang a day keeps Beiber away. Motörheadbanger 2125 - a real fan
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#28025 - 08/18/10 02:35 PM Re: What's new in your collection? [Re: Snaggletöoth]
Highway Star old hand Registered: 06/02/09 Posts: 1011 Loc: suffolk :)	Originally Posted By: Snaggletöoth Watched it, it's actually very good and worth buying if you can get a fair deal. It discusses the history of heavy metal via a family tree based on all sub genres of metal through the years, as well as looking into the controversies and hatred surrounding metal from the 1980's and features a shiteload of metal and rock icons talking about their love for metal and their careers (Lemmy included). Sam Dunn knows exactly what he's talking about and tries to get as much of a full story of metal as he can into the film itself. cool sounds pretty good then. I've got Flight 666 which is really good. I looked on Amazon for 'Headbanger...' but they're asking £20 for it, bit much really imo...
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#28026 - 08/18/10 02:40 PM Re: What's new in your collection? [Re: Highway Star]
Snaggletöoth Pooh-Bah Registered: 07/26/08 Posts: 2105 Loc: Lincolnshire, England	Look in the new and used section on amazon when you open the info page on the DVD, some dirt cheap new and used copies going there. Edited by Snaggletöoth (08/18/10 02:41 PM) _________________________ MHB2980
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#28028 - 08/18/10 02:45 PM Re: What's new in your collection? [Re: Snaggletöoth]
Highway Star old hand Registered: 06/02/09 Posts: 1011 Loc: suffolk :)	Originally Posted By: Snaggletöoth Look in the new and used section on amazon when you open the info page on the DVD, some dirt cheap new and used copies going there. hmm, I'll have to look at that sometime, if not i may have a look in HMV....
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#28029 - 08/18/10 02:47 PM Re: What's new in your collection? [Re: Highway Star]
Snaggletöoth Pooh-Bah Registered: 07/26/08 Posts: 2105 Loc: Lincolnshire, England	Well I would say that HMV would be hefty prices, they aren't usually cheaper than amazon. _________________________ MHB2980
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