Yeah, I'll probably watch this...and learn lots, too.  Not just about the two main "characters" profiled, but the music scene in the 90s. Nearing 71 and I'm still discovering stuff, a little belatedly these days (Just heard my first Arcade Fire--really good.  Especially like their new hit, Everything Now. Don't know who produced that--the band itself, maybe?)  Also liked the newest Paul Simon, Stranger to Stranger. Producers? "Paul and his old partner, Roy Halee." Halee --all Simon and Garfunkel work--he knows sound (went to Africa with Simon. Result? Rhythm of the Saints.) 

Dozens who were obsessed with aural made memorable hits, in an age when NOBODY knew producers behind the board, only the "artists" behind the microphone.  Some examples: Shadow Morton (Shangri-Las); Bob Crew (Freddy Cannon, Four Seasons); Dave Clark (Dave Clark 5--the songs STILL punch today); Frank Guida (Gary U.S. Bonds). 

Lyrics and voices? Sure.  But over and above it was the sound...ALWAYS the sound.