Documentaries On Music
 

Can anyone recommend any good ones?

Ones I've Seen Already
Global Metal
Metal: A Headbangers Journey
Anvil: The story of Anvil
Rush: Beyond The Lighted Stage
Flight 666: Iron Maiden
Joe Strummer: The Future is Unwritten
Punks Not Dead

Ones I want to see
This Might Get Loud
DiGG(or something like that, the dandy warhols one)

Scratch
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scratch_(film)

Explores the world of hip-hop djs and turntablism. Good stuff.

It Might Get Loud is great, worth the watch.
Heavy Metal in Baghdad is one I would recommend, I've heard mixed reviews on it, but I though it was fantastic.
The Story of the Who is also really good,
American Hardcore I highly, highly recommend, one of my favorites, I'm suprised we were able to watch it at school.

Some others you might like:
Imagine: John Lennon
Joy Division
The Story of the Ramones
Westway to the World (The Clash)
Instrument (Fugazi)

Yea, the Joy Division documentary was really well-produced and very informative. Highly recommended...

The Krautrock documentary on Youtube was fairly enjoyable, too. Then... of course, there are about three or four documentaries on The Velvet Underground scattered about the internet...

There's also a documentary on Captain Beefheart which (I think) has the almighty John Peel narrating it.

The Art of 16 Bars - a really sweet hip-hop documentary, with tons of who's who...

Tom Dowd & The Language of Music is one of the best.

You might find a few if you look through this thread

http://www.musicbanter.com/media/535...et-come-3.html

There is a reason one that just came out

Beats, Rhymes & Life it's a documentary about A Tribe Called Quest

all me recs have already been mentioned in this thread

Spinal Tap

that's a parody/comedy, not a documentary