While this was great and informative and includes virtually every aspect of LS's career, it loses some points for being a bit overly long. When you have interviews with the REAL people (band members, producers, managers, and personal friends), you don't need outside writers and magazine critics and political commentators taking up time. I found the interviews with the band members to be the most intriguing. Also, this documentary gets a little sloppy in the timelines and the way it's presented. For example, they show early LS as a 5-piece band. Then Leon Wilkeson quits and Ed King comes in. They are now still a 5-piece band. But they show stills and video of LS as a 7-piece band. Who are the two new mystery members? Only LATER do they explain that Leon came back and Billy Powell joined on keyboards. Some of the out-of-order things like that will confuse people. Would like to have had more info on the plane crash and how the survivors coped. But overall, a very cool documentary
