The History of Rock 'N' Roll, Vol. 4

The History of Rock 'N' Roll, Vol. 4 (1995)

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AKA: Plugging In

Summary: This episode examines the expanding electric music scene. (imdb)

Genres: Documentary, Musical

Country: USA

Starring: Bob Dylan, Roger Daltrey, John Entwistle, Pete Townshend, Eric Burdon, Denny Doherty, 'Mama' Cass Elliot

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The History of Rock 'N' Roll, Vol. 4 belongs to 1 collection

1. Music documentary (public: moderated by djross - 4 stars)

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TCI	User	Score	Tier
na	imdb	71	T₇
na	lisa cuddy	77	T₆
na	Crazy Jack	81	T₈
na	Zoltan	85	T₁₀
na	Stain	80	T₇
All about the electric guitar and its influence on rock, which pleasantly reminds me of Robert Silverberg's assertion that science fiction is about the influence of technology on society. I also alternatively laugh and yawn about the big flapdoodle over Bob Dylan going electric
na	massesRasses	71	T₅
na	kyle.loomis	74	T₅
One of the more boring of the episodes I've seen, mostly because the first half of it is entirely about Bob Dylan, who I could care incredibly little about. Fortunately after that it delves into the beginnings of psychedelic rock. Although I already know more than this documentary offers on the subject, it still makes for an enjoyable watch, just because the music's so great.
na	Luna6ix	70	T₂
really anything about dylan going electric cant be that bad.
na	rockyriv	80	T₈
na	SirRobbie	80	T₈
na	PolegaR	76	T₇
na	Hailey	75	T₄