I've seen animation myself. Baker is ok, but the production is really worse than Nana's, and the voiceless girl is ok, which is more campus-friendly, but it is still worth seeing. After all, there are few animations on the theme of the band.

There are more movies. The control is good. The starring role of Joy Division is very similar to myself. Nine Inches of Anger and One Inch of Anger in Hedwig, the band and life experience of a German transsexual child in the United States, spice girls and hot moms are quite funny, and the plot of the band alternates with the bizarre plot of mother-daughter communication. The king of rock and roll should read the story of an old musician and a group of children who can't be killed.

Finally, I will introduce several good documentaries, such as Punk Never Dies, Long Live Rock and Roll, and The. Year.Punk.Broke, let's see how foreigners make bands. It is highly recommended that punk never dies.

By the way, there is also an American band audition called Super Band, which is worth seeing.