This documentary showed that Young leans music is quite honest and deep inside their songs is a very touching inner force and expression.
Like every great band or musician has had in the past. Something serious that music often lacks on this internet age.
Seeing this, made me appreciate that openness and beauty that computer made music can have if it is made in a truthful way.
I especially liked the part where Yung Sherman demanded to get some meth before it is too late. Young musicians should be free to live that rocknroll life before they get too old for it. The fact that he collects antique and also sells it proves that he has some right values in his life.
Of course tragedy is part of life, and the way sad boys survived it made them seem like they are here to stay. Bands very often break up in similar conditions.
Wish them Boys a better future, wider audience and hopefully a bigger career in America too.
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I especially liked the part where Yung Sherman demanded to get some meth before it is too late. Young musicians should be free to live that rocknroll life before they get too old for it. The fact that he collects antique and also sells it proves that he has some right values in his life.
Of course tragedy is part of life, and the way sad boys survived it made them seem like they are here to stay. Bands very often break up in similar conditions.
Wish them Boys a better future, wider audience and hopefully a bigger career in America too.
( x)>