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beaglelover

(4,115 posts)
Tue Jan 30, 2024, 03:36 PM Jan 2024

The Greatest Night in Pop Documentary on Netflix

Definitely recommend this one if you were musically aware in the 1980s. It's an excellent documentary about the We Are the World recording session and it is highly entertaining. After watching it it's amazing what they were able to accomplish in ONE night with all those huge egos in ONE room. Big thumbs up on this one!

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The Greatest Night in Pop Documentary on Netflix (Original Post) beaglelover Jan 2024 OP
Watched it with my wife. Cuthbert Allgood Jan 2024 #1
Agree - at least for the Boomers, who will probably recognize all the stars FakeNoose Jan 2024 #2
Watched it today and thoroughly enjoyed it. SharonClark Feb 2024 #3

Cuthbert Allgood

(5,192 posts)
1. Watched it with my wife.
Tue Jan 30, 2024, 03:51 PM
Jan 2024

So much great stuff on that video. I'm a Dylan fan from back in the day, and it was so uncomfortable to see him so out of his element with all those people.

FakeNoose

(36,031 posts)
2. Agree - at least for the Boomers, who will probably recognize all the stars
Tue Jan 30, 2024, 03:51 PM
Jan 2024

My son was born in 1970 and he recognized everyone also. Anyone younger might need a little help, but it's still a good story nonetheless. The best way to watch this special is with a group of some younger and some older friends (or family members).

Many of us can still remember the lyrics to "We Are The World."

SharonClark

(10,355 posts)
3. Watched it today and thoroughly enjoyed it.
Fri Feb 2, 2024, 09:03 PM
Feb 2024

Lionel Ritchie deserved an award for keeping all those stars in line and I loved his comment about Merle Haggard walking out. The affection and respect shown by the artists toward each other was palpable.

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