Davis Guggenheim (IMDb) is best known for directing Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth, but he might soon be known for another movie. Guggenheim is putting the final touches on a documentary called It Might Get Loud, which examines the history of the electric guitar from the viewpoint of three rock musicians.
Variety reports those three rockers are Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page, U2's The Edge and The White Stripes' Jack White. They were chosen because of their impact across three different generations. The film even includes a jam session between the three musicians.
Look for it to be screened at the Cannes Film Festival.
Radiohead, Rising Above The Storm
The music of Radiohead does not exactly conjure images of sunshine. The band, one of the most beloved in contemporary rock, specializes in gorgeously anguished tales of dread and alienation -- sullen songs for sullen souls.
The Cure Open Their Tour in Fairfax, VA
The Cure frontman Robert Smith broods over his guitar during the opening show of their tour in Fairfax, Virginia on May 9, 2008.
Filter's 'Anthems for the Damned' Streaming Online
Filter's new album 'Anthems for the Damned' is streaming online prior to its May 13th release. The album, Filter's first in five years, is what vocalist Richard Patrick calls his ?howl in the night,? a harsh indictment of civilization that doesn?t exclude himself from its vision of a world falling apart.
Cheap DIY Music Video: Get Gov't CCTVs to record it for you!
The Get Out Clause are an upcoming UK band who took a brilliant and I?m sure soon to be much copied method to producing their own video. They performed their music in front of 80 of the 13 million CCTV ?security? cameras available in England, then used Britain?s Data Protection Act to request the footage that was shot of them.
Davis Guggenheim 
