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Rank the greatest British music documentaries — which one actually nailed the chaos?
From Britpop bust-ups to grime's rise, we've had some belters chronicling our music scene. But which doc genuinely captured the madness and which just polished a legend?
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A
Oasis: Supersonic
Mat Whitecross's 2016 doc charts the brothers' rocket ride to Knebworth. Pure cocaine-fuelled cockiness with a side of genuine heartbreak.
B
Amy
Asif Kapadia's devastating portrait of Amy Winehouse hits like a gut punch. Makes you complicit in the circus that destroyed her.
C
The Filth and the Fury
Julien Temple's anarchic 2000 doc lets the Pistols finally tell their side. Snotty, sharp and properly British in its contempt.
D
Meet Me in the Bathroom
Technically about NYC, but its grip on early-2000s British indie kids was total. The Libertines wouldn't exist without this scene.
E
Stormzy: Heavy Is the Head
The Croydon MC's rise to headlining the Pyramid Stage, told without the usual sanitised gloss. Politics, faith and pure graft.
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