Documentary recommendations

Everyday Sunshine The Story of Fishbone.

A Band Called Death.

 

Joe Roberts documentary from MotoGP

 

+1 for Probert. Dude was a tank!

 

I watched a documentary on marijuana last night. Can't remember what it was called, but that's probably the way i'll watch all documentaries from now on.

I met Probert a couple times, and the one thing that stuck out was the size of the guys hands. I have big hands, and his made mine look childsize. They were like grizzly bear paws. I couldn't imagine those things flying at my head.

 

Awesome, thanks for that!

 

Thanks for all the suggestions guys! Definitely some in here that i will be checking out.

 

“Apocalypse WWI” is a good mini series documentary. It’s a good one to watch before “WWII in HD”. Definitely great insight on how the modern world was shaped.

 

Yep, this was a great movie! I spent a lot of time in the Watt Ave store in Sacramento.

 

Skunk works I think is on the history channel and covers some great aviation milestones.
Eric Clapton I think is titled my life in 6 bars is pretty good.
Remember me is about David Crosby from Crosby, Stills and Nash
Spymasters on Showtime is pretty good in terms of cia type of stuff.

 

" The Bridge". A guy sets up a camera for a year on the Golden Gate Bridge and captures quite a few people jumping. Very sad.

 

Police investigative techniques: The Naked Gun

Airline disasters: Airplane

UFOs/alien encounters: Mars Attacks

in-depth view of Naval aviators and their struggles: Hot Shots

avian studies and Medieval law: Monty Python and the Holy Grail

 

Ones not mentioned yet

McMillions - about the FBI investigation into wide spread fraud regarding McDonald’s Monopoly game. For the first ten or so years of the game it was rigged.

The Defiant Ones - documentary about Dr Dre and Jimmy Iovine. I’ve watched it like four times. It’s that good.

 

The Goldbergs - life in the 80s.